Omaha City Council approves three liquor licenses for House of Lee, Lighthouse Pizza and Pivot Prime

The Omaha City Council convened on April 8, 2025, to discuss several liquor license applications, with a focus on supporting local businesses. The meeting began with Item 6, where the council considered a Class C liquor license for House of Lee, located at 2316 North 70 Second Street. Ajit Adhikari, representing the business, spoke in favor of the application. After a brief public hearing with no opposition, the council voted unanimously to approve the license, with a motion passing 7 to 0.

Next, the council addressed Item 7, which involved a Class E liquor license for Lighthouse Pizza at 1004 South 70 Fourth Plaza. David Houghton represented the applicant, LPHR LLC, noting that the restaurant was transitioning to new ownership while maintaining its existing liquor license. Following a public hearing that also saw no opposition, the council approved the license with another unanimous vote of 7 to 0.

Item 8 featured a Class C liquor license application for Pivot Prime, located at 13665 California Street. Jeremy Kerwin and Robin Shearer spoke on behalf of the establishment, with Shearer expressing excitement about reopening the location, previously known as Mahogany. The council members echoed this enthusiasm, particularly Councilwoman Melton, who highlighted the importance of new businesses in the area. The motion to approve the license passed 7 to 0.

The meeting concluded with the introduction of Item 9, which involved a Class I liquor license for Medi's at 17255 Davenport Street, Suite 111. The council's discussions reflect a commitment to fostering local business growth and revitalization in Omaha.