In many municipalities, the closure of the last café poses a often overlooked risk: a 'Licence IV' (liquor license) not used for five years is permanently lost. Once extinguished, it cannot be recreated, only transferred while valid.
A license is an asset for the vitality of a village center: it determines the possibility of one day reopening a bar, a brasserie, or a place of gathering. To act and be informed about this asset, it is necessary to anticipate and communicate on the subject.
The town hall has released a prevention guide to assist citizens in this process.
