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Why should the government limit the number of alcohol permits to begin with? It sounds like protectionism. Obviously they should be regulated, but limited in numbers?? That’s an overreach.
I wondered the same thing. Isn’t that a monopoly? Isn’t that illegal?
Coming from Chicago originally, this is something they do in Crook County so the politicians can extract “consideration” from the applicants.
This a good move and has some historical basis. Indianapolis used to have a law on the books that a tavern had to be on a named street to be legal. As you drive around downtown, you will see names on the alleys, like Hudson, Scioto, Tecumseh, Ogden, etc… Now you know why all of the downtown Indy alleys have names.
That is an interesting piece of trivia, I always wondered about that.
Perhaps it’s all part of the grand 2020 White River Vision Plan to “activate” the underappreciated, underutilized river.
By limiting liquor licenses ; these politicians are limiting necessary tax revenue