Medfield Commons Owes $90k in Back Water and Sewer Charges, Cannot Sell Alcohol
The company has appealed the sewer portion of the bill. They also let their wine and malt license lapse so they can no longer sell alcohol.
UPDATE: Town officials report that, on Jan. 17, Medfield Commons paid $45,000 for the water charges it owes to the town, and was expected to pay the back real estate taxes on Jan. 18. The company's appeal of the remaining $45,000 sewer charge will be heard in court on Jan. 28. Original story ran Jan. 7, 2013 Medfield Commons owes the town $90,000 in back water and sewer charges. Medfield Commons currently combines gasoline sales, a convenience store, car wash, and Dunkin’ Donuts at its 270 Main St. location. The business is owned by Gulf Resources, according to the wine and malt application filed in 2011, and managed by John Carrigg who did not return Patch's phone calls regarding the outstanding charges. In addition, the store's wine …
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Medfield Resident
11:31 am on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Medfield Commons is known for not paying their bills. The vendor that distributes to the convienient store can attest to that. In addition, the alcohol license should not be renewed due to not following town requirements of having an 21 year old on site at all times during alcohol sales. The only thing "Common" about Medfield Commons is that they love to pay late and don't follow rules. more ›