Joint public hearing to examine the impact of the continued operation of problem on-premise establishments and the over saturation of licensed on-premise establishments on host communities

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English
Pages
322

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Edition Notes

Cover title.

At head of title: New York State Assembly.

Hearing held May 5, 2006, New York, New York.

"Robin L. Schimminger, chair, Assembly Standing Committee on Economic Development, Job Creation, Commerce and Industry. Joseph R. Lentol, chair, Assembly Standing Committee on Codes"--P. 2.

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Impact of the continued operation of problem on-premise establishments and the over saturation of licensed on-premise establishments on host communities

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Library of Congress
KFN5010.4 .E325 2006

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Pagination
322, [6] leaves
Number of pages
322

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL31775817M
LCCN
2007395559
OCLC/WorldCat
70122238

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