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Items listed on the consent agenda included: an annual software service contract with Tyler Technologies (approximately $40,000); authorization to solicit competitive sealed proposals for well and pump maintenance services; a contract extension for the parks wayfinding sign program; an emergency purchase for a panel failure on Lateral F (approximately $70,000); a leasing agreement with the Germantown Charity Horse Show; and a purchase for bulk crushed aggregates (approximately $50,000). The board did not pull any items for separate discussion.

Alderman Yulicki moved to approve the consent agenda; Alderman Hicks seconded. The clerk called the roll and recorded yes votes from Aldermen Salvaggio, Sanders, Hicks and Yulicki; the consent agenda was adopted.

In remarks after the vote, the mayor congratulated the Germantown Charity Horse Show on its 72 years in the city and said the city had approved a lease to secure at least 30 years by lease agreement for the event. The mayor said the board had granted additional land to support practice areas and thanked show organizers and benefactors.

The mayor also addressed repeated public correspondence about athletics and field space for the Germantown Municipal School District. He said the city and school district held a joint board retreat July 16 and had asked Administrator Heisman to return with follow-up items in roughly 60 days; he said that report will be ready for the board's next meeting, on Aug. 27. \"We won't get in the way, obviously, of any type of use for that property, and we stand ready to work with our friends,\" the mayor said, describing administrator-to-administrator communications about use of the former Houston Lehi Park.

The board then adjourned; Vice Mayor Mary Anne Gibson was absent for the meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Germantown - Board of Mayor and Aldermen Aug 11, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The board adopted the consent agenda — including a leasing agreement with the Germantown Charity Horse Show and several contracts and purchases — and Mayor said the city will work with the Germantown Municipal School District on field use at the land-swapped former Houston Lehi Park.","taxTitle","Germantown, Shelby County, Tennessee","taxId",55572,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6587668,"Germantown board approves beer permit for Wolf River Hospitality Group at Rio Lobo Cantina",370,333000,703000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5563689-b713fc99e153906258045923dbcc5d11&start=333&end=703","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5563689-b713fc99e153906258045923dbcc5d11/thumbnail_333000.jpg","/articles/6587668/Germantown/Shelby-County/Tennessee/Germantown-board-approves-beer-permit-for-Wolf-River-Hospitality-Group-at-Rio-Lobo-Cantina","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6587668-00f52af8740ba98718a119da394af7eb/orig.mp4?Expires=1771160063&Signature=e20RLFhHfvgE7XmzqXveQOxGdYaa25sFiGblA6MWqEdDFfGPYt6HAE7vSJ34XgRUsl5MHe6VtKRPBita7P9SQkEAKvPyMYVSmKqWcB-gTxqJBrMNInFmJottIGj48vBnNHdPasoMAtM0vAPyqZYHVFWA6RbCa5MM7SFF~IWe3YJKsFYK0m59nC0NOyoKUwaKdvqSBb69ZDFNfjUD2ySaZ-Il0iKdjyyDeWfYlXicybtzEzRfo1Us5ZHQRJFW2y4-4n3OSCu4xo2TuaiiUhLJ1wqu6HEY~FYeVbkg3Vx6iDew7Wn4wB-cjHNed-o6dJH6c5qnhhlW9XiioRoULg5L9w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Germantown Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved a beer sales permit for Wolf River Hospitality Group to serve beer on premise at Rio Lobo Cantina, 3165 Forest Hill Road.

Clerk Betty told the board staff had received the permit application, confirmed the restaurant is in the city's C-1 zoning district where on-premise beer consumption is permitted subject to beer-board approval, and that background checks of the applicants \"discovered nothing to discredit the applicants.\" The board opened and closed a public hearing after no members of the public spoke.

Todd Peterson, director of operations for the applicant, said the restaurant's front-of-house staff \"will take the ABC course, which is a 5 hour course.\" He said servers will use a phone app intended to ensure carding of customers and that the company has applied to the state for a liquor permit pending a certificate of occupancy. \"We just need to get our certificate of occupancy to complete that task,\" Peterson said.

Alderman Sanders moved to approve the permit; Alderman Yulicki seconded. Alderman Tony Salvaggio said he would step down from the dais because \"I'm in a contractual agreement with the applicant,\" and did not participate in the vote. The clerk called the roll and recorded yes votes from Aldermen Yulicki, Sanders and Hicks; Salvaggio was recorded as recused and Vice Mayor Mary Anne Gibson was absent. The permit was approved.

The board concluded the city's separate beer-board meeting after the vote and returned to the regular meeting.

The record includes statements by city staff confirming zoning compatibility and background checks, the applicant's description of staff training and liquor permitting steps, the recusal by Alderman Salvaggio, and the roll-call approval by the voting members present.","The Board approved a beer sales permit for Wolf River Hospitality Group to serve on-premise beer at Rio Lobo Cantina, 3165 Forest Hill Road, after staff reported zoning and background checks were in order. Alderman Tony Salvaggio recused himself from the vote.","actionData","errors"]

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Germantown adopts consent agenda including lease for Charity Horse Show; mayor says school district may use former Houston Lehi Park fields

Germantown board approves beer permit for Wolf River Hospitality Group at Rio Lobo Cantina