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A Cap on Alcohol Beverage Licenses for H Street NE?


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It seems like every week or so we’re learning of a cool new restaurant and/or bar coming to coming to H St, NE so I’m curious what you guys think about a possible cap on alcohol beverage licenses?

ANC 6A’s Sharee Calverley Lawler writes:

“Our ANC is beginning a 3-part discussion about whether to request a cap on alcohol beverage licenses for H Street. The first of these three meetings takes place during the September 20th Alcohol Beverage Licensing (ABL) Committee meeting, 7pm at Sherwood Recreation Center (10 & G, NE).”

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