Liquor license fee up for elimination by new Prescott Council
Prevention of workplace harassment also on council agenda

In October 2016, the Prescott City Council narrowly voted down an attempt to do away with the annual liquor-license fee that liquor establishments pay to the city. The fee dates back to 1933, and it has come up a number of times in recent years, as local bar and restaurant owners have maintained that it unfairly singles out their industry.

In October 2016, the Prescott City Council narrowly voted down an attempt to do away with the annual liquor-license fee that liquor establishments pay to the city. The fee dates back to 1933, and it has come up a number of times in recent years, as local bar and restaurant owners have maintained that it unfairly singles out their industry.

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