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Provo City Council to consider potential for more downtown liquor licenses
What happened
The Provo City Council will consider allowing more liquor licenses downtown during a presentation by Downtown Provo Inc. Executive Director Quinn Peterson, who will discuss the city's current lack of alcohol-serving establishments compared to similarly sized cities and potential economic and tourism impacts.
Timeline
- KUTV 2News Provo City Council to consider potential for more downtown liquor licenses
- KJZZ Provo City Council to consider potential for more downtown liquor licenses
- KUTV 2News (YouTube) Provo City Council to consider potential for more downtown liquor licenses
- ABC 4 Provo City Council considers proposal for more alcohol retailers downtown
- KSL News (YouTube) Provo considers adding more downtown bars
- ABC4 (YouTube) Provo City Council considers proposal for more alcohol retailers downtown
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Provo City Council to consider potential for more downtown liquor licenses
— Provo City Council will consider allowing more liquor licenses downtown during a presentation by Downtown Provo Inc. Executive Director Quinn Peterson, who will highlight the city's current lack of alcohol-serving…
Provo City Council to consider potential for more downtown liquor licenses
— The Provo City Council will consider allowing more liquor licenses downtown during a presentation by Downtown Provo Inc. Executive Director Quinn Peterson.
Provo City Council considers proposal for more alcohol retailers downtown
— The Provo City Council is considering a proposal to amend its code to allow more alcohol retailers downtown, aiming to address concerns about limited options and economic impact. The proposal includes options for…
Provo considers adding more downtown bars
— Provo city leaders are considering a proposal to allow more bars downtown, with supporters pointing to economic opportunities and more options for residents.