Canopy liquor licenses in New Mexico stay in limbo in Senate
The Senate Finance Committee sought lease details on canopy liquor licenses before tabling a bill to recognize existing canopy arrangements and curb new ones after January 1. About 40 canopy setups involve roughly 138 operations, with critics warning nontransferable licenses could hurt sublessees. A separate measure to allow drinking in parks failed 9-31, drawing debate over enforcement and public venues.
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Aubrey Dunn
D-Otero
Robert McBride
New Mexico Multi- Use Association
Dunn
McBride
Senate
Aragon
John Irick
R-Bernalillo
Irick
Capitol Building
W.S. Eoff
McKinley County
Gallup
Eoff Agued
Albuquerque
Santa FE
UPI
House Agricultural Committee
Silas Garcia
D-Sandoval- Santa Fe
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Pecos
Santa Fe National Forest
Louis Branch
Roberto Mondragon
Mondragon
Pete Tacho
Glorieta
Serafina
Las Vegas
Anton Chico
San Jose
Ilfeld
Tecolote
New Mexico
Organized Crime Prevention Commission
Senate Judiciary Committee
Prevent
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