State Liquor Authority Revises Application Process
New Liquor License Law requires publication upon application for on-premises consumption.
Effective August 22, 1999, all applicants for licenses for on-premises consumption must publish a NOTICE in a newspaper, designated by the county clerk, once a week for two successive weeks as follows:
 | If the proposed premises are located in the counties of New York, Kings, Queens or Bronx, the NOTICE shall be published in one daily and one weekly newspaper published in the county where the premises are located. |
| If the proposed premises are located in any county other than New York, Kings, Queens, or Bronx, the NOTICE shall be published in a daily or weekly newspaper published in the city, town or village in which the premises are located and if there be none in a daily or weekly newspaper in the county where the premises are located. |
| The first publication shall be made within 10 days of the filing of the application. Applicant shall obtain two original copies of proof of publication. One original copy must be submitted to the Authority within 15 days of receipt. The second original shall be retained by applicant. Except for good cause shown, the Authority shall not issue the license unless proof of publication is submitted within such 15 day period. |
Contact: Twanda Stafford
How to have JP&R publish your NOTICE:
Fax us a copy of first page of application (pg.9 of package). Fax: 212-608-2147
We will obtain county clerk's designation where to publish.
Cost:$550. in NYC (Manhattan, Bronx & Queens); $150-$350 elsewhere.
We accept credit cards.