Westerly public meetings in 2024
34 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Regular Planning Board Meeting
The Planning Board approved the minutes from the November 12 and November 19 meetings. It discussed the preliminary plan review for the 116 High Street residential conversion and voted to continue the matter at the January 21, 2025 meeting. The board also confirmed quorum for the next meeting and noted upcoming agenda items such as potential ordinance changes.
- Approval of November 12 and November 19 meeting minutes
- Old business: 116 High Street residential conversion preliminary plan review postponed to Jan 21, 2025
- Confirmation of quorum for the Jan 21, 2025 regular meeting
- Recognition of outgoing board members Justin Hopkins and Richard Constantine
- Future agenda discussion of ordinance changes based on Jacob's letter
Regular Town Council Meeting
The Westerly Town Council will consider resolutions to authorize contracts for sewer system improvements, outdoor lighting at White Rock Skate Park, and road and sidewalk infrastructure projects. The body will also discuss the 2025 meeting schedule and amend the membership terms for the Concerts on the Beach Committee.
- Resolution for sewer system improvements ($296,503.10)
- Resolution for White Rock Skate Park lighting ($196,040.00)
- Resolution for White Rock Skate Park shade structures ($91,039.92)
- Resolution for road and sidewalk infrastructure ($18,000,000)
- Public hearing on Concerts on the Beach Committee ordinance
Special Town Council Meeting
The Westerly Town Council convened a special meeting on December 16, 2024, jointly with the School Committee. The only new‑business item was a joint pre‑budget meeting conducted under RIGL § 16-2-21(a). No other agenda items or decisions were listed.
- Joint Pre‑Budget Meeting with School Committee (RIGL § 16-2-21(a))
Licensing Board Meeting
The Westerly Licensing Board unanimously approved a new Bed & Breakfast/Inn license for Shelter Harbor Inn located at 10 Wagner Rd. It also granted one-time event licenses for a live music event by Dawnlands LLC on Dec. 28, 2024 at 38-40 High St, and ratified the Ocean House Tree Lighting & Fireworks event at 2 Bluff Ave on Nov. 30, 2024. The board accepted the consent calendar minutes from the Nov. 7, 2024 meeting.
- New Bed & Breakfast/Inn license – Shelter Harbor Inn, 10 Wagner Rd
- One‑time event – Live music (Class F beer & wine), Dawnlands LLC, Dec. 28, 2024, 38‑40 High St, 6 pm–10 pm
- One‑time event – Ocean House Tree Lighting & Fireworks, Ocean House Management LLC, Nov. 30, 2024, 2 Bluff Ave, 4:30 pm–5:30 pm
- Consent calendar – minutes from Nov. 7, 2024 approved unanimously
CANCELLED - Dec. 11, 2024 - Zoning Board Meeting
The Zoning Board meeting scheduled for December 11, 2024 was cancelled. No actions will be taken at this meeting. Two dimensional variance applications were noted for public hearings on January 8, 2025, and staff will present the 2025 meeting calendar. The next regular meeting is set for January 8, 2025 at 6:00 p.m.
- James Orr, 139 Woody Hill Road, AP ‘33’ Lot ‘42A’: 16‑ft side‑yard variance for a second floor (public hearing Jan 8, 2025)
- Sandy Cheeks LLC, 47 Atlantic Avenue, AP ‘175’ Lot ‘10’: 12.7‑ft front‑yard and 8.3‑ft side‑yard setbacks for a new single‑family dwelling (public hearing Jan 8, 2025)
- Staff will present the Annual Zoning Board Meeting Calendar for 2025
- No continued‑business items; schedule changes listed as none
- Meeting cancelled; next regular meeting January 8, 2025 at 6:00 p.m.
Special Planning Board Meeting
The Planning Board voted to send a revised letter to the Town Council regarding sewer capacity concerns in the Westerly sewer district. The board also approved sending the Capital Improvement Program recommendation to the Town Manager. Members discussed the town's failure to conduct required project inspections as mandated by ordinance.
- Approved a letter to Town Council regarding Westerly sewer district capacity (6-0 vote)
- Approved Capital Improvement Program recommendation for the Town Manager (6-0 vote)
- Discussed capital requirements for Recreation Facility Upgrades
- Discussed capital requirements for Town Surveillance Cameras
- Discussed Capital Asset Plan Buildings Assessment for Town Properties
Regular Town Council Meeting
The Westerly Town Council will hold its regular meeting on December 2, 2024. After routine approvals and citizen comments, the council will discuss a resolution to award a $277,545 contract for resurfacing the Craig Field parking lot. The meeting will also include announcements of job openings and the election of a new council president and vice president.
- Resolution awarding contract for Craig Field Parking Lot Resurfacing Project – $277,545.00
- Approval of regular and executive meeting minutes from 11/18/24
- Request for letters of interest/resumes for assistant solicitor, probate and municipal judges, and town sergeant (deadline Dec 9, 2024)
- Request for applications for open positions on boards, committees, and commissions
- Election of new council president and vice president
Regular Planning Board Meeting
The board voted 5‑1 to approve the Final Plan for the Southpoint Commons development at 109 Wells Street and 51 Franklin Street. It also moved to continue discussion of the James Street road abandonment petition and the 116 High Street residential conversion public hearing at the December 17 meeting. Additional agenda items included project status updates and future agenda planning.
- Approval of Final Plan for Southpoint Commons (109 Wells St & 51 Franklin St) – comprehensive permit
- Continuation of James Street road abandonment petition (ITEM E-1 2024-ATC-04) to Dec 17 meeting
- Continuation of public hearing for 116 High Street residential conversion to Dec 17 meeting
- Discussion of one‑year extension request for Dakota Properties LLC multi‑family project
- Administrative Officer’s report on development project status
Regular Town Council Meeting
The Westerly Town Council will discuss several contracts, including demolition and professional planning services. The body is also considering the purchase of a property on Atlantic Avenue and amendments to the Concerts on the Beach Committee ordinance.
- Contract with Fuss & O’Neill, Inc. for Pawcatuck River Aquatic Connectivity at Potter Hill Dam Project (not to exceed $432,650)
- Contract with Bilray Corporation for demolition of 41 Margin Street ($35,000)
- Purchase of property at 328 Atlantic Avenue
- Proposed ordinance amending membership and terms for the Concerts on the Beach Committee
- Resolution establishing sewer debt service rate
CANCELLED - Nov. 13, 2024 - Zoning Board Meeting
The Zoning Board meeting scheduled for November 13, 2024 was cancelled. No agenda items will be acted upon at this time. The next regular meeting is scheduled for December 11, 2024 at 6:00 p.m. An informational variance request for 139 Woody Hill Road is listed, with a public hearing set for January 8, 2025.
- Meeting cancelled; next meeting Dec 11, 2024 at 6:00 p.m.
- James Orr variance request (16‑ft side yard) for 139 Woody Hill Road, Lot 42A – informational only; hearing Jan 8, 2025
Special Planning Board Meeting
The board unanimously approved the preliminary plan for the Sandpiper Landing development, a merger of lots on Chamber Way and Post Road that will contain 40 condominium units, subject to listed conditions. The board also approved a modified letter to the Town Council addressing sewer capacity and related ordinance changes, passing the motion 5‑1. Additionally, the 2025 meeting calendar was adopted unanimously.
- Approval of Sandpiper Landing preliminary plan (40 condo units) on Chamber Way & Post Road lots, with conditions, passed unanimously
- Motion to modify the letter to the Town Council on sewer capacity and ordinance changes, passed 5‑1
- Adoption of the 2025 Planning Board meeting calendar, passed unanimously
- Discussion of the Capital Improvement Program and five‑year budget priorities (no formal decision)
- Opening of one Planning Board membership position and invitation for applications
Licensing Board Meeting
The Licensing Board reviewed and granted several new and renewal licenses for amusement, lodging, and business operations. The board specifically addressed noise complaints regarding Surf Cantina, requiring doors to be closed during entertainment after 10:00 p.m.
- New amusement license granted for Westerly Recreation Outdoor Skating Rink at 61 Main St
- Renewal licenses granted for Bed & Breakfasts including Westerly House, Margin Street Inn, Langworthy Inn & Winery, and Villa Inn
- Renewal licenses granted for mobile home parks: Jim's Trailer Park, Timber Creek, and Dunes Park
- Renewal licenses granted for various motels including Ambassador, Aquastar Inn, and Sea Shell Motel
- Inside entertainment license for Surf Cantina (15 Canal St) granted with a stipulation to close doors at 10:00 p.m. during entertainment
Regular Town Council Meeting
The Westerly Town Council will discuss and potentially act on two funding resolutions. These include a contract for a design investigation at 328 Atlantic Avenue and the allocation of federal rescue funds to the local ambulance corporation.
- Contract with Beta Group, Inc. for 328 Atlantic Avenue investigation (not to exceed $22,700.00)
- Allocation of American Rescue Plan Act funds to The Westerly Ambulance Corporation, Inc. (not to exceed $14,957.89)
Special Town Council Meeting
The council will hold public hearings on three proposed ordinances to amend the town code concerning cannabis retail sales, the inclusion of cannabis under alcoholic beverages, and addressing alcohol and drug use in parks. They will also discuss a resolution authorizing a new lease agreement with Westerly Senior Citizens, Inc. A presentation on the Potter Hill Mill Site, including a dam study, will be considered. The council will consider suspending Rule 9(d) of its Rules of Procedure.
- Proposed Ordinance to amend Zoning (Chapter 260) to include cannabis retail sales
- Proposed Ordinance to amend Alcoholic Beverages (Chapter 68) to include cannabis
- Proposed Ordinance to amend Parks and Public Areas (Chapter 179) to address alcohol and drug use
- Resolution authorizing the Town of Westerly to enter a new lease agreement with Westerly Senior Citizens, Inc.
- Presentation on the Potter Hill Mill Site, including a dam study and next‑step evaluation
Regular Town Council Meeting
The Westerly Town Council will discuss and possibly act on several resolutions, including a contract with GZA Geoenvironmental Inc. for an aquatic survey of the Westerly Marina, allocation of American Rescue Plan Act funding, and a contract with RIIB and RIHMFC for the STILF program. Routine consent calendar items such as a penalty waiver, tax roll deletion, and a litigation payment will also be approved. The meeting includes presentations from a state commission on beach erosion and the Planning Board, and a discussion of upcoming election ballot items.
- Resolution authorizing contract with GZA Geoenvironmental Inc. for Westerly Marina aquatic survey
- Resolution authorizing allocation of American Rescue Plan Act funding
- Resolution authorizing contract with RIIB and RIHMFC for STILF program participation
- Resolution authorizing payment to The Law Office of Jonathan Burchett ($16,999.75)
- Resolution authorizing deletion to tax rolls ($10,367.68)
Licensing Board Meeting
The Licensing Board granted one‑time event licenses for October Fest, Halloween Trunk‑or‑Treat, and the Teenage Rock Event, each subject to prior authority approval. Recusal statements were recorded for members with conflicts of interest. The Board noted a noise‑complaint petition regarding Surf Cantina and will invite the owners to a hearing on November 7. The September 12 meeting minutes were approved by unanimous consent.
- License granted for October Fest, St. Pius X Parish Corp, 45 Elm Street, Oct 19, 2024, 6:00 pm–9:00 pm (Class F Liquor – Beer & Wine)
- License granted for Halloween Trunk‑or‑Treat, Ocean Community United Theatre, Downtown Westerly (High St – Canal St), Oct 31, 2024, 4:00 pm–7:30 pm
- License granted for Teenage Rock Event, Craig Speck, 41 Railroad Ave, Westerly Armory, Nov 2, 2024, 5:00 pm–10:00 pm
- Surf Cantina noise‑complaint petition forwarded; Board to consider restricting interior entertainment and to invite owners to a Nov 7 hearing
- Consent calendar: approval of September 12, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous vote)
Planning Board Meeting
The Planning Board reviewed several development applications and Town Council referrals. The board decided on extensions for existing projects and declined a request to reopen a public hearing for a Habitat for Humanity project.
- Approved Master Plan Approval extension for Venice Hotel Restaurant Expansion to October 21, 2025
- Directed staff to draft a decision for Sandpiper Landing Development (4, 12, 18 Chamber Way & 92-98, 100 Post Road)
- Denied request from Robin Hollow Estates residents to reopen public hearing for 2024 LMIH-03 Habitat for Humanity
- Approved sending a letter to Town Council regarding sewer capacity
- Deferred decisions on short-term rental overlay districts and a dedicated housing committee until after the first of the year
Zoning Board Meeting
The Zoning Board of Review considered and voted on two dimensional variance requests for residential properties. Both applications were approved unanimously following public hearings.
- Approved 17.7-foot rear yard setback variance for Sky Group, LLC at 4 Oaklawn Terrace
- Approved 10.3-foot front yard and 8.9-foot rear yard setback variances for Kenneth Thomas at 21R Nichols Lane to build a 3-bedroom home
Regular Town Council Meeting
The Westerly Town Council will discuss a draft resolution to create a Housing Committee to coordinate town housing efforts. The body will also consider returning unexpended American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 funding to the unobligated fund balance.
- Discussion of a draft resolution to establish a Housing Committee
- Proposed return of unexpended American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 funding to the fund balance
- Payment of $5,156.09 to The Law Office of Cameron & Mittleman LLP for litigation matters
- Proclamation for "Extra Mile Day" on November 1, 2024
- Possible executive session regarding land acquisition
Special Town Council Meeting
The Westerly Town Council will consider several proposed ordinances related to cannabis retail sales and drug use in parks. The body will also receive a final report from the Westerly Marina Study Committee and discuss the creation of a housing committee.
- Proposed ordinances to amend zoning and general legislation to include cannabis retail sales
- Proposed ordinance to address alcohol and drug use in parks and public areas
- Final Report from the Westerly Marina Study Committee (Ad Hoc)
- Draft resolution to establish a Housing Committee
- Possible executive session regarding land acquisition and litigation involving Trestle Park, LLC
Regular Town Council Meeting
The Westerly Town Council will approve routine items such as minutes, fiscal resolutions, and appointments. Councilors will discuss a proposed amendment to the short‑term rental registration ordinance and a contract with Fuss & O’Neill, Inc. for planning assistance on the Pawcatuck River Aquatic Connectivity at Potter Hill Dam project. Public comments and a possible executive session on pending litigation are also scheduled.
- Resolution authorizing waiver of penalty for late payments ($985.12)
- Resolution authorizing deletion to tax rolls ($6,737.43)
- Resolution authorizing addition to pro‑rated tax rolls ($12,622.01)
- Proposed amendment to Residential Zone Short‑Term Rental Registration ordinance (public hearing)
- Resolution authorizing Town Manager contract with Fuss & O’Neill, Inc. for Pawcatuck River Aquatic Connectivity at Potter Hill Dam project
Planning Board Meeting
The Westerly Planning Board reviewed and approved several development applications, including a comprehensive permit for Habitat for Humanity on Robin Hollow Lane. The board also approved a residential conversion at 181 Main Street, site improvements for Midas at 80 Franklin Street, and a building addition for Bake Fresh of RI at 79B Tom Harvey Road. Extensions were granted for the Sandpiper Landing Development public hearing and decision deadline.
- Approved Habitat for Humanity comprehensive permit (2024-LMIH-03) on Robin Hollow Lane (Assessor’s Map 114-96, Lots 2-11 & 15)
- Approved 181 Main Street residential conversion application (2024-LMIH-05)
- Approved Midas site improvements at 80 Franklin Street (2024-DPR-08)
- Approved Bake Fresh of RI building addition at 79B Tom Harvey Road (2024-DPR-04)
- Extended public hearing and decision deadline for Sandpiper Landing Development (2024-LMIH-02) to Oct. 15 and Nov. 19
Special Town Council Meeting
The Westerly Town Council will meet to consider entering an executive session to discuss or take action on a list of 21 pending legal matters, including litigation involving various land use disputes and property acquisitions.
- Executive session for 21 pending lawsuits
- Discussion of land acquisition for public purposes
- Litigation involving Trestle Park, LLC
- Litigation involving Watch Hill Fire District
- Litigation involving RH McLeod Family, LLC
Licensing Board Meeting
The Westerly Licensing Board approved licenses for three one‑time events: Next Up Music Festival at Wilcox Park on Sept. 14, 2024; Sunday Funday in downtown Westerly on Sept. 29, Oct. 6 and Oct. 13, 2024; and Oktobellfest at 41 Railroad Ave on Oct. 20, 2024. The board also adopted amended Conditions of Beverage Licenses Rules & Regulations and amended Rules of Procedure for 2024‑2025. Additionally, the board approved the 2025 Licensing Board meeting dates and times and rescheduled the October 10, 2024 meeting to October 17, 2024.
- License granted for Next Up Music Festival, Wilcox Park, Sept 14, 2024, 2‑9 pm
- License granted for Sunday Funday, Downtown Westerly, Sept 29, Oct 6, Oct 13, 2024, 12‑7 pm
- License granted for Oktobellfest, 41 Railroad Ave, Oct 20, 2024, 1:30‑3 pm
- Adoption of amended Conditions of Beverage Licenses Rules & Regulations
- Adoption of amended Rules of Procedure to Govern Licensing Board for 2024‑2025
Zoning Board Meeting
The Zoning Board considered and approved a request for a 5‑foot west side‑yard variance and a 5.5‑foot east side‑yard variance for a 20′ × 21′ second‑level addition and a 25′ × 25′ deck at 443 Atlantic Ave (AP 167, Lot 5). The board also elected Larry Cioppa as chair and Dawn Robinson as vice chair. Earlier agenda items such as approval of minutes and schedule changes were noted with no discussion.
- Approval of side‑yard variances for 443 Atlantic Ave (AP 167, Lot 5) for residential addition
- Election of Larry Cioppa as Zoning Board chair
- Election of Dawn Robinson as vice chair
- Unanimous approval of minutes for April 10 and May 8, 2024 meetings
- Announcement of new alternate member and upcoming Zoom training
Regular Town Council Meeting
The Westerly Town Council will discuss and possibly act on two resolutions authorizing the Town Manager to contract with Jacobs. One resolution covers the purchase and installation of aeration basin media for up to $412,478.14, and the other covers a hydraulic model for the wastewater collection system for up to $149,592.00. The meeting also includes routine consent‑calendar items such as approval of minutes and new appointments to several boards and committees.
- Resolution to authorize contract with Jacobs for purchase and installation of aeration basin media (not to exceed $412,478.14)
- Resolution to authorize contract with Jacobs for development of a hydraulic model for the wastewater collection system (not to exceed $149,592.00)
- Approval of regular (8/19/24) and special (8/26/24) meeting minutes
- Appointments to the Housing Authority, Zoning Board, and Public Works Committee
- No public hearings or unfinished business scheduled
Special Town Council Meeting
The Westerly Town Council will hold a continued public hearing on a proposed amendment to Article I, State Building Code, Chapter 90 (Fees) of the Code of Ordinances, with discussion and possible action. The council will also discuss an amendment to Section 145-25 on Residential Zone Short-Term Rental Registration, and consider taking from the table several cannabis‑related ordinances for future placement on the agenda. All items are presented for discussion and possible action.
- Proposed Ordinance amending Article I, State Building Code, Chapter 90 (Fees) – discussion and possible action (public hearing continued from 8/19/2024)
- Proposed Ordinance amending Section 145-25, Residential Zone Short-Term Rental Registration – discussion and possible action (Planning Board recommendation filed 7/22/2024)
- Vote to take from the table cannabis retail sales ordinances for future placement – discussion and possible action (Planning Board recommendation filed 5/8/2024)
- Proposed Ordinance amending Part II, Chapter 68 Alcoholic Beverages to include cannabis – discussion and possible action
- Proposed Ordinance amending Part II, Chapter 179 Parks and Public Areas to address alcohol and drug use – discussion and possible action
Planning Board Meeting
The Planning Board unanimously tabled the petition for road abandonment (2024-ATC-03). It opened public hearings for the Sandpiper Landing and Habitat for Humanity projects, then voted to continue both applications to the September meeting. The board also continued the Sell It Holding Co. 5 LLC major land development pre‑application (82‑92 Airport Road) to September. A discussion of utility availability resulted in the Jacobs Report being entered into the record and a recommendation of “no more sewer connections” to be forwarded to Town Council.
- 2024-ATC-03 – Petition for Road Abandonment: motion to table, carried unanimously
- 2024-MJLD-02 – Pre‑Application Major Land Development, Sell It Holding Co 5 LLC (82‑92 Airport Road): motion to continue to September meeting, carried unanimously
- 2024-LMIH-02 – Sandpiper Landing Development (Chamber Way & Post Road): public hearing opened, then motion to continue to September meeting, carried unanimously
- 2024-LMIH-03 – Habitat for Humanity off Robin Hollow Lane: public hearing opened, then motion to continue to September 17 meeting, carried unanimously
- 2024-RFI-01 – Utility Availability discussion: Jacobs Report (June 21, 2024) entered, recommendation of “no more sewer connections” to be sent to Town Council
Regular Town Council Meeting
The Town Council will discuss potential amendments to tax exemptions for veterans and visually impaired persons, as well as building construction fees. The body will also interview candidates for the School Committee and address several tax roll adjustments.
- Public hearing on tax exemption ordinance for veterans, POWs, Gold Star Parents, and visually impaired persons
- Public hearing on building construction fees ordinance (§90-4)
- Interviews for School Committee candidates: Timothy C. Killam, Seth M. Logan, and Mary G. Raftery
- Tax roll additions of $11,908.23, $10,484.22, and $29,590.00 (pro-rated), and a deletion of $20,736.19
- Payment of $2,820.30 to Law Office of Cameron & Mittleman LLP for litigation
Licensing Board Meeting
The Westerly Licensing Board met on August 8, 2024 and considered agenda items including a consent calendar, public comments, license applications, and a public hearing. The board unanimously granted a one-time event license for a wedding at 4 Margin Street on August 31, 2024. The board also unanimously approved a new Class B Limited Liquor License for WOW Sushi, located at 114 Granite Street, after hearing from the applicant’s attorney. The board discussed rescheduling the October 10, 2024 meeting to October 17, 2024 and adjourned at 9:45 A.M.
- One-time event license for Steffen/Powers Wedding at 4 Margin Street, Aug 31, 2024
- New Class B Limited Liquor License for WOW Sushi, 114 Granite St
- Consent calendar approval of July 11, 2024 minutes
- Public hearing opened and closed for the liquor license
- Possible rescheduling of Oct 10, 2024 Licensing Board meeting to Oct 17, 2024
Regular Town Council Meeting
The Westerly Town Council will discuss and possibly vote on a contract to replace a boiler, agreements for a sewer tie-in loan, and the construction of a retaining wall. The body will also consider a road abandonment petition and two proposed ordinances.
- Contract with Coldmasters, Inc. for boiler replacement (Not to exceed $145,050.00)
- Contractual agreements with Rhode Island Clean Water Finance Agency and Rhode Island Housing for sewer tie-in loan program
- Contract award for Maple Avenue Retaining Wall Construction Project (Not to exceed $80,510.00)
- Petition for Road Abandonment at the Terminus of James Street
- Proposed ordinances regarding tax exemptions for veterans and building construction fees
Planning Board Meeting
The Planning Board unanimously voted to deny a comprehensive permit for the Winnapaug Residences multi-family project. The board also reviewed proposed amendments to its Rules of Procedure and discussed short-term rental regulations referred by the Town Council.
- Denied Comprehensive Permit for Winnapaug Residences multi-family residential project at 184 Shore Road
- Pre-application discussion for Trombino multi-family development at 79 & 83 Pleasant Street
- Approved revisions to Planning Board Rules of Procedure, excluding changes to item 23
- Recommended that Town Council address short-term rental changes via Zoning Ordinance rather than Town Code
- Review of FY 2023-24 Planning Board Annual Report and 2025 priority projects
Regular Town Council Meeting
The Westerly Town Council will discuss a contract for roadway and drainage improvements on Bowling Lane and a proposed ordinance regarding traffic control signs. The body will also consider local ballot questions for the November 5, 2024, general election, including an $18 million road and sidewalk bond.
- Contract for Bowling Lane Drainage and Roadway Improvements with D’Ambra Construction Co., Inc. not to exceed $2,953,085.00
- Proposed ordinance for stop and four-way intersections at Uzzi Avenue, Bayberry Road, St. Clare Way, and Boxwood Avenue
- Discussion of $18,000,000 Road and Sidewalk Bond for the November 5, 2024 ballot
- Payment of $5,274.25 to The Law Office of Cameron & Mittleman LLP for litigation matters
- Acceptance of the Ad Hoc Affordable Housing Study Committee Report dated June 1, 2024
Licensing Board Meeting
The board approved several one-time event licenses for activities at Wilcox Park, Misquamicut State Beach, and White Rock Road. Additionally, the board approved a liquor license transfer to Chillingham's Steak LLC at 54-62 High Street.
- Liquor license transfer to Chillingham's Steak LLC at 54-62 High Street
- Colonial Theatre Production permit at Wilcox Park
- Summer Boutique permit at 21 Bay Street
- Civil 10 Year Skate Jam permit at 49 White Rock Rd
- Misquamicut FallFest beer and wine permits