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HD 1102

An Act authorizing an additional alcohol license in the town of Avon

194th Legislature (2025-2026) Introduced by Mike Brady and 1 co-sponsor

Authorizes the Town of Avon to issue one additional alcohol service license, expanding local capacity beyond state statutory limits.

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Bill Summary · HD 1102

Legislative bill overview

HD 1102 authorizes the Town of Avon to issue one additional alcohol license beyond its current statutory limit. The bill grants local government discretionary power to expand licensed alcohol service establishments within town boundaries. This is a narrow, municipal-focused legislative action that does not change state-wide alcohol licensing policy.

Why is this important

Alcohol licenses are typically capped by state law to regulate the density of bars, restaurants, and other drinking establishments. Allowing one additional license could enable a new business to open or an existing establishment to expand service, potentially generating tax revenue and economic activity for Avon. Conversely, it may affect traffic, public safety, or quality of life in specific neighborhoods depending on where the license is used.

Potential points of contention

  • Local opposition: Residents near the proposed location may object to increased foot traffic, noise, or late-night activity associated with alcohol service
  • Fairness concerns: Business owners already holding licenses or those denied licenses in the past might question why this exception exists for Avon
  • Implementation details: The bill does not specify conditions, location restrictions, or whether the license comes with requirements (hours of operation, capacity limits, etc.)

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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