The Louisville Hospitality Association (LHA) has offered a three-point deal to neighborhood petitioners in exchange for dropping their effort to create a "moist" district on Bardstown Road. This move comes after the LHA and the Mayor's Office reached agreements, effectively ending the petition that would have allowed bars and restaurants along the road to sell alcohol only during certain hours. [1] [2] The deal was made public by wave3.com, which reported that the LHA is offering a three-point plan. Meanwhile, whas11.com confirmed this news, stating that the LHA and Mayor's Office have reached agreements on the matter. These outlets provide similar information about the agreement between the hospitality group and petitioners.
Louisville Hospitality Group Offers Deal to End 'Moist' Vote Effort on Bardstown Road
The Louisville Hospitality Association has reached an agreement with petitioners, potentially ending a vote that would limit alcohol sales along Bardstown Road.
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- The Louisville Hospitality Association offered a deal to end the 'moist' vote effort.
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- none The sources do not show any clear political leaning. They provide factual information about the agreement reached between the LHA and petitioners, without editorializing or using alarmist language.