Liquor Licenses, Ferry Service on Bristol Town Council Docket

Liquor licenses and ferry service to Prudence Island are among the items on the agenda for the Bristol Town Council meeting on Wednesday evening, Nov. 20. 

The meeting takes place in the Council Chambers in Town Hall. It starts at 7 pm. 

A public hearing will be held on the renewal of beverage licenses. And an ordinance will be introduced to eliminate one Class B limited license and one B-V license.

In old business, the town solicitor, Mike Ursillo, is asking the Town Council to intervene on behalf of the town in the RI Public Utility Commission’s handling of a request by A&R Marine Corporation for a Certificate of Public Convenience to operate ferry service to Prudence Island. Ursillo's request was continued from an Oct. 30 meeting.

The Town Council also will hear a report from the Recycling Committee on Bristol’s attempts to boosts its recycling rate – among the lowest in Rhode Island.

Click here to see the complete agenda for Wednesday’s meeting. It is posted on the Secretary of State’s website and the Bristol Town Website.