Allows municipalities to adopt ordinance to reduce population limit for certain alcoholic beverage retail consumption licenses.
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Overview
This bill allows New Jersey municipalities to reduce the population limit for issuing certain alcoholic beverage retail consumption licenses. Currently, the number of licenses a municipality can issue is based on its population, with a limit of one license for every 3,000 residents. This legislation enables municipalities to adopt an ordinance to gradually lower this population limit over a five-year period, allowing for more licenses to be issued and addressing a shortage in some areas.
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