Canton City Council approves liquor licenses and winter parade street closure

November 04, 2024 | Canton, Lincoln County, South Dakota


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Canton City Council approves liquor licenses and winter parade street closure
Canton city officials took significant steps to enhance community events and local business operations during the Commission Meeting on November 4, 2024. The meeting featured the approval of 12 liquor and wine license renewals for the year 2025, ensuring that local establishments can continue to serve their patrons without interruption. The renewal process requires that all sales and property taxes be paid, with the city verifying compliance before applications are forwarded to the state.

In addition to the license renewals, the Commission approved annual operating agreements with liquor and wine operators, maintaining the same terms as the previous year. This consistency aims to streamline operations for local businesses and ensure compliance with state regulations.

Another highlight of the meeting was the approval of a street closure request from the Canton Chamber of Commerce for the upcoming Winter Wonderland Parade. Fifth Street will be closed from Milwaukee Street to Main Street on December 6, from 6:55 AM to 7:30 AM. This closure, which has received approval from the South Dakota Department of Transportation, will facilitate the parade and enhance the festive atmosphere in the community. The Chamber also requested that five parking spots in front of the courthouse be coned off to accommodate carriage rides during the event.

These decisions reflect the city’s commitment to supporting local businesses and fostering community engagement through events. As the city prepares for the Winter Wonderland Parade, residents can look forward to a vibrant celebration that brings the community together.

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