• What is a Social District?

    The social district is an area within a designated area where patrons of a legal age are able to enjoy an alcoholic beverage while walking around and exploring the amenities of Macomb Street, including Lyons Park and Macomb Commons.

  • Can I walk anywhere in the Township with my cup?

    No. Upon purchasing a beverage from an approved location, you will only be able to walk within the permitted social district boundaries. All boundaries will be marked with proper signage along the sidewalks and walking paths. 

  • Can I bring my own alcoholic beverage, pour it into a Social District cup and walk around the district?

    No. Alcohol and alcoholic beverages must be purchased from one of the approved locations. Simply ask the location to provide you with an approved social district cup which will feature the social district logo and the logo of the approved location.

  • What types of beverages can I have in my Social District Cup?

    Beer, Wine and Liquor are all allowable drinks in Social District Cups. Drinks must be purchased from a participating business. Cups hold 16 oz. of your chosen beverage.

  • What liability does the Township have?

    None, except to enforce the law were practical. Approved licensed businesses must not overserve patrons and will be responsible for such actions or other violations. Patrons will also be held responsible for their action under the law.

  • Is there a limit on how much alcohol I can have at one time?

    Yes, you may only have a 16-ounce cup at one setting while in the Commons Area.

    No glass is permitted, only plastic. All cups must be issued by an approved licensed

    business.

  • Can I take my approved cup into a business or another bar?

    No, you may not take your cup into any other bar or other business within the social district. The contents of the cup must be consumed within the Commons Area only.

  • Can service clubs, private clubs, or non-profit organizations obtain a license to serve within the social district?

    Yes, clubs, private clubs, or non-profit organizations can participate under the new state law, but may only server to their membership.


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