OFF SITE CATERERS

  List of paperwork which must be provided for each event that is a TEMPORARY site:

1. Off-site caterers form filled out COMPLETELY, all sections, all approvals from any towns, cities, etc.
2. Copy of the contractual agreement between the caterer and the person contracting you to do the event.
3. Approval letter from proerty owner saying they have no objection to the caterer being there using their liquor license.
4. Permit of assembly for the public building or tented area on public property only, no private residences.
5. Copy of health certificate for kitchen where food is coming from either caterers kitchen or kitchen where event is taking place.
6. Responsibility of caterer to check with town/city for approval of entertainment and indicate what type of entertainment on the form.
7. Responsibility of caterer to make arrangements for inspection of the building or site with Liquor Commission Investigator.

  List of paperwork which must be provided for each event that is a PERMANENT site:

1. The first time an event is done at the location, all paperwork above is needed and form will be marked permanent site.
2. A letter will be needed from the owner of the property giving you permission to do events anytime within the year. This letter will have to be renewed each year and put on file with the Liquor Commission.
3. A permit of assembly that is active for the site must be provided and kept active.
4. Entertainment has to be checked on by the caterer with the city/town for every event.
5. If any event is done under a tent or open gazebo, all alcohol must stay in that area only. Tents should also be roped off so people are not walking all over the place with alcohol. Signage should also be used saying no alcohol allowed in this area.
6. There must be at least two bathrooms close to the area where alcohol is being served. No alcohol is allowed on dance floors, bathrooms, kitchens, foyers, etc.

Once permanent site is documented then you must notify Commission at least 5 days in advance with a copy of a letter saying who you are doing the event for with dates and time of event and the number of people attending, and a copy of the contractual agreement signed by both parties.