Special Bd. of Aldermen — 08/06/2019 Page 2
Those are the very broad parameters. | am happy to answer, Madam President and Aldermen, any questions
you may have regarding it and regarding what we expect it to look like in Nashua, if indeed it is approved.
President Wilshire
Thank you. |’ll open it up to questions.
Alderman Klee
| introduced myself to you earlier that | am also a State Rep. | was under the impression and | actually spoke
last night in favor of this that it was a three-step process. One was to get it on the ballot, one was for the license
approval and then once all that happened, then the City or Town would have the additional ability of being able
to say yay or nay to whoever it is that gets that license. Am | accurate on that last one?
Mr. Mcintyre
You are, just the steps reversed. So you are absolutely right, I’m not sure, Alderman, Representative, take your
pick?
Alderman Klee
Alderman today.
Mr. Mcintyre
Put it on the ballot obviously for democratic choice; the City or Town, in this case City obviously would vote or
yay or nay and then | would imagine in short order we will know where the locations will be or will not be. And
then once again you will have an opportunity as sort of your normal licensing process in a City, any business
you would have the option then as well.
The citizens will vote for it, saying whether we want it or not as a general concept and then once we know where
the folks think these will best be sited, we will come back to you and say this is where they were sited, City of
Nashua for example you know, do you grant them the normal business licenses they would need. You know,
occupancy permits, business permits and the like; that really doesn’t require a City vote, more of your town or
city processes for opening a business.
Alderman Klee
OK so that does not necessarily have to come City Council?
Mr. Mcintyre
It does not.
