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Council approves off-sale liquor license, county maintenance agreement and mower purchase
Summary
In a series of routine motions the Stewartville City Council approved an off-sale liquor license application for NOC Incorporated, accepted a 2025 maintenance agreement with Olmsted County for road segments, and authorized replacement of a John Deere mower under a trade-in offer.
The Stewartville City Council approved three routine items by voice vote: an off-sale liquor license application for NOC Incorporated doing business as Adamson's Tabitha on the Greens, a 2025 maintenance agreement with Olmsted County that reimburses the city $7,455.62 for work on two county road segments, and the purchase of a 2025 John Deere Z997 mower using a $10,000 trade-in for a net purchase price recorded in the meeting as $15,286.04.
Why it matters: Each motion moves forward contracts and routine operations for public works, recreation and special-event venues. The maintenance agreement secures county reimbursement for city crews to maintain short segments of county roads within the city limits; the mower purchase replaces aging equipment used by parks and public works. The liquor-license approval allows an existing event center operator who already holds an on-sale license to add off-sale privileges once state and local application requirements are completed.
Off-sale liquor license A motion to approve an off-sale liquor license application for NOC Incorporated, doing business as Adamson's Tabitha on the Greens (Riverview Greens Golf Course Event Center) carried on a voice vote. Council stated the approval is subject to completion of the proper application paperwork. No roll-call tally was recorded.
Olmsted County maintenance agreement Council approved a 2025 maintenance agreement with Olmsted County covering County Road 106 from Highway 63 to south of Point Drive SE (0.84 miles) and County Road 35 from County Road 8 East to the I‑90 bridge (4.42 miles). The city will be reimbursed $7,455.62 for the work; public works director Hale recommended approval. The motion passed by voice vote.
John Deere mower replacement Council authorized trading the 2020 John Deere Z997 mower to Odins for a $10,000 trade-in credit and purchasing a 2025 John Deere Z997 at the contract price shown in the packet. The meeting record includes two inconsistent net-cost figures; staff presented a final net cost of $15,286.04 in the motion that passed by voice vote. The purchase was approved and will proceed under the referenced contract pricing.
Each of these motions passed by voice vote; none included a roll-call vote in the transcript.
