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Council advances ordinance to allow alcohol at Musco Sports Center; parks director outlines dome operations
Summary
Council approved first reading to permit beer, wine and champagne at the Musco Sports Center. Parks and Recreation Director described controlled service areas, vendor responsibility and plans for the 122,000-square-foot dome opening in August.
The Muscatine City Council on April 3 approved the first reading of an ordinance to allow the sale and consumption of beer, wine and champagne at the Musco Sports Center and heard a detailed presentation about how alcohol service would be managed in the new sports dome.
The proposal, introduced as an amendment to Title 3, Chapter 5, Section 10 of the city code, would add the Musco Sports Center to other city facilities where limited alcohol service is allowed by permit. Rich Grimes, Director of Parks and Recreation, told the council that current city permits already allow beer, wine and champagne at Riverview Center and Pearl City Station and that the golf course sells alcohol under its license. “What we’re asking for is to change the code to allow for the consumption to sell…
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