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City Council approves liquor licenses, harm‑reduction vending machines, Keno amendment and budget actions; several measures pass unanimously
Summary
At its Aug. 25 meeting the Lincoln City Council approved a slate of routine and contract items including multiple liquor licenses, a contract for harm‑reduction vending machines, a keno contract amendment allowing digital on‑premises tickets, the report of claims, and several budget and contract items; most votes were unanimous.
Lincoln City Council on Aug. 25 approved a group of consent and conduct items, including liquor‑license applications, a contract to purchase harm‑reduction vending machines for the health department, and an amendment to the city’s keno contract to allow digital on‑premises wagers.
The council handled several items with little discussion and unanimous votes. Council members repeatedly emphasized support for the health department’s harm‑reduction pilot and for straightforward processing of routine licenses and contract amendments.
Among the actions taken:
- Liquor licenses and manager application: The council called items 4a–4g together and approved applications including a new Class C liquor license and manager application for Sandy's Inc. at 110 South 14th Street. Michael Tucker, who told the council he has “been general manager for over 30 years,” appeared with a part owner and answered questions about…
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