Relates to applications for licenses to sell liquor and wine at grocery stores

Summary

The legislation amends New York’s alcoholic beverage control law to allow any person to apply for a license to sell liquor or wine in a grocery store. It retains a 200‑foot buffer from schools and places of worship, but exempts grocery stores that held a wholesaler’s license before Jan. 1 2025. It also removes the usual conflict‑of‑interest restrictions for grocery‑store retailers.

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