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Council approves omnibus measures; grants temporary liquor license to Riverland Brewing

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Summary

At its Aug. 4 meeting the Saint Charles City Council approved an omnibus consent package and granted a Class E‑1 temporary liquor license to Riverland Brewing for Aug. 9; both motions passed by roll call with unanimous or near‑unanimous support.

The Saint Charles City Council approved an omnibus consent package and separately approved a Class E‑1 temporary liquor license for Riverland Brewing for Aug. 9, 2025 during its Aug. 4 meeting.

Alderman Cepitis presented the omnibus motion and moved approval; the council approved the omnibus package by roll call. The roll call recorded the following responses on the omnibus motion: Cepitis — Yes; Folks — Yes; Baumgart — Yes; Munn — Yes; Gimm — Yes; Spellman — Yes; Petrolo — Yes; Werbell — Yes; Fesner — Yes; Weber — Yes. The mayor announced, “The motion passes.”

Separately, council members moved and seconded approval of a Class E‑1 temporary liquor license for Riverland Brewing for Aug. 9, 2025. The motion passed by roll call with the recorded votes: Sakai — Yes; Waltz — Yes; Vanguard — Yes; Munn — Yes; Dem — Yes; Bowman — Yes; Petrolo — Yes; Werbaugh — Yes; Fesner — Yes; Weber — Yes. Deputy Chief LaMelo was present and the council chair asked if he wished to comment; he indicated he did not.

Both approvals were routine procedural votes recorded by roll call and involved no extended debate at the meeting. No further discussion or conditions were recorded on the temporary license during the meeting.