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Columbia County commissioners approve consent agenda including multiple liquor-license events and intergovernmental amendments
Summary
The Columbia County Board of Commissioners approved a consent agenda March 26 that ratified several special-event liquor-license applications, minutes and personnel actions, and authorized amendments to intergovernmental agreements and a household hazardous waste contract.
Columbia County commissioners approved the meeting consent agenda Wednesday, March 26, endorsing several special-event liquor licenses, minutes, a personnel action and amendments to intergovernmental and vendor agreements.
The consent agenda ratified an OLCC (Oregon Liquor Control Commission) special-event license for Anomaly Brewing Company DBA Crooked Creek Brewing for an event on March 29, 2025, at 58892 Salser Road in St. Helens; a special-event license for The Watering Hole LLC for a June 2025 event at 58209 Columbia River Highway in St. Helens; a special-event license for the CCA Columbia County chapter for May 17, 2025, at 58892 Salser Road in St. Helens; an OLCC limited on-premise sale application for Scappoose Creek Inn at 53756 West Lane Road in Scappoose; and an OLCC liquor license for Moose Lodge No. 591 at 57317 Old Portland Road in St. Helens. The board also ratified a letter of support for the Columbia County Justice Reinvestment Program (CCJRP) grant application for the period beginning February 2027, approved board minutes from March 12 and March 19, 2025, and approved a personnel action for Riley Baker effective April 1, 2025.
Commissioners also approved a correction to the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality local government funding authorization form for solid-waste funding and approved amendments to intergovernmental agreements with the Oregon Health Authority and an amendment to a household hazardous waste facility agreement with ActEnviro.
The motion to approve the consent agenda and the later motion to approve agreements, contracts and amendments passed by voice vote.
The board did not expand on implementation details for each item during the vote; the consent list provides authorization for staff to complete the necessary signatures and processing.
Votes at a glance
- Motion: Approve consent agenda as presented. Outcome: approved by voice vote. Tally: recorded as unanimous aye votes on the record; individual roll-call names were not specified in the transcript. - Motion: Approve agreements, contracts and amendments as presented (including intergovernmental agreement amendments with the Oregon Health Authority and amendment to ActEnviro agreement). Outcome: approved by voice vote. Tally: recorded as unanimous aye votes on the record; individual roll-call names were not specified in the transcript.
The board provided no additional public comment or extended debate on the consent items during the meeting.
