Camden Select Board considers licensing Cold Toes Tacos, Sidecountry Sports
CAMDEN — The Camden Zoning Board of Appeals granted both Brian Beggarly and Andrew Dailey special exceptions last night, Jan. 25, to operate their respective businesses — Cold Toes Tacos and Sidecountry Sports — at the Camden Snow Bowl.
Now, the Select Board will consider tonight, Jan. 26, whether to grant the two victualers licenses to do business at the municipally-owned town recreation area.
The meeting tonight begins at 6 p.m., but the two licenses will not be discussed until 7 p.m. From 6 until 7, the board will be behind closed doors for a executive session to address a personnel matter.
This special meeting will not be televised nor streamed.
The agenda follows:
Town of Camden Special Select Board Meeting
January 26, 2017 – 6 p.m. Washington Street Conference Room
This meeting will not be broadcast on Channel 22 or web streamed 1 Executive Session: Personnel matter 1 MRSA Section 405(6)A.
OPEN SESSION - 7 p.m.
1. Call to Order
2. Victualer Licenses:
a) Application of Brian Beggarly, The Beggarly Group, LLC d/b/a Cold Toes Taco at trailside at Camden Snow Bowl for victualer license
3. Consideration of Agreement between the Town of Camden and The Beggarly Group, LLC to Operate a Fast Food pop-up tent at the Camden Snow Bowl
4. Consideration of Agreement between the Town of Camden and Sidecountry Sports, LLC to sell, rent
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