The State Liquor Authority approved an advisory on Thursday removing a longstanding disclosure requirement for on-premises liquor license applicants about whether customer dancing will be permitted. Under the new policy, applicants can leave the “patron dancing” section blank or omit related questions on liquor license applications, municipal notice forms, or other materials. The SLA will no longer consider patron dancing disclosures when reviewing new license applications. Zoning rules and noise codes still apply, and adult entertainment disclosure requirements remain unchanged. The change applies to all new applications, including those under review but not yet approved, and existing licensees may modify their method of operation to allow dancing.
"The SLA approved a new advisory on Thursday to eliminate a requirement that on-premises liquor license applicants disclose whether customer dancing will be permitted at their bar or restaurant."
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