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Finance Committee approves liquor license and fee increases in January meeting

January 10, 2024 | Muskego City, Waukesha County, Wisconsin



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Finance Committee approves liquor license and fee increases in January meeting
The Finance Committee of the City of Muskego convened on January 9, 2024, to address several key financial matters impacting the community. The meeting commenced with the Pledge of Allegiance and confirmed the presence of a quorum, allowing for productive discussions.

One of the primary topics was the approval of a Class A liquor license for Pops Marketplace LLC, which is relocating to a new venue at 17461 Janesville Road. The owner, who previously operated at a different location, is moving to a smaller space that will also serve as his production site. The committee unanimously approved the license, reflecting support for local businesses adapting to new circumstances.

In addition to licensing, the committee discussed an increase in ball field usage fees and tournament fees for Park Arthur. The adjustments will primarily affect out-of-area users, while local fees will remain unchanged. This decision aims to enhance the park's facilities and ensure fair usage costs for residents.

The committee also approved several financial vouchers, including general fund vouchers totaling $235,873.65, utility vouchers for $158,079.64, and tax vouchers amounting to $53,740.36. Furthermore, they authorized wire transfers for payroll and invoice transmittals totaling $398,746.23. These approvals are crucial for maintaining the city's financial health and ensuring timely payments.

The meeting concluded without any additional communications or reports from the finance director, and the committee adjourned after confirming the unanimous support for all motions. The discussions highlighted the committee's ongoing commitment to supporting local businesses and managing the city's finances effectively.

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