Council approves adding one Reserve "Class B" liquor license after population increase
Council adopted Resolution No. 21 recognizing the city reached 9,000 people and qualifying it for an additional Reserve "Class B" liquor license. The measure passed 6-2 after brief debate about fees and market effects.
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The Common Council on Sept. 8 adopted Resolution No. 21 to add one Reserve "Class B" liquor license after staff reported Plymouth met the population threshold. City Administrator Tim Blakeslee told the council that state rules allow municipalities to add a Reserve "Class B" license each time population increases by 500 people; the resolution recognizes the city has reached 9,000 residents and increases the total Reserve "Class B" quota to eight.
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