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Urbana council approves liquor license, multiple housing-and-homelessness subrecipient agreements and alternative response spending
Summary
At its Aug. 11 meeting, the Urbana City Council approved a consent agenda that included an increase in liquor licenses for a downtown restaurant and a series of subrecipient agreements using Housing and Homeless Innovations (HHI) funds, plus authorization of alternative response task force expenditures.
Urbana City Council on Monday approved its consent agenda, including an increase in Class R and T-1 liquor licenses for Cephalus LLC and a set of subrecipient agreements using Housing and Homeless Innovations funds for local homelessness and shelter services. The council also authorized expenditure of alternative response task force funds.
The council voted unanimously to approve items A through J on the consent agenda after Committee of the Whole presentation and a single motion and second. Committee of the Whole chair Council member Bishop presented the items, which included resolutions to authorize HHI subrecipient agreements and a liquor-license increase. Clerk called the roll and recorded affirmative votes from the seated council.
Why it matters: the package allocates city-managed HHI grant dollars to several local providers and…
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