City Explores "E" Entertainment License for Businesses
By: Kim Behrens
Updated: July 10, 2012
BLOOMINGTON--The city is considering a new kind of liquor license for local businesses.
It's called an "e" entertainment license, and would bridge the gap between eateries and area bars.
Instead of requiring a restaurant or a tavern license, "E" Entertainment could apply to places like music or comedy clubs--including Gat's Jazz Cafe downtown.
City council shot down the owner's request for a liquor license last night.
But some say, the "E" license could have different rules, allowing more places to set up shop.
It's called an "e" entertainment license, and would bridge the gap between eateries and area bars.
Instead of requiring a restaurant or a tavern license, "E" Entertainment could apply to places like music or comedy clubs--including Gat's Jazz Cafe downtown.
City council shot down the owner's request for a liquor license last night.
But some say, the "E" license could have different rules, allowing more places to set up shop.
