HACKENSACK, NJ—A coalition of business revitalization advocates, the mayor and a local assemblyman say further mixed-use development in the Bergen County seat could get lubricated if the state legislature approves a plan to grant limited liquor permits for retail establishments in those developments.
The proposed legislation, Assembly Bill 4734, would allow the issuance of non-transferable liquor permits in a narrow class of transit-oriented districts that have been designated as being in need of redevelopment. For the immediate future, that definition only applies to Hackensack.
Listen to an exclusive audio news report about the liquor permits in the player below.
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