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City Council approves three Class C liquor licenses for new and existing businesses
Summary
The Omaha City Council approved Class C liquor licenses for Nosh Restaurant & Wine Lounge, Dundee Cork and Bottle, and Izumi Sushi & Hibachi, each by unanimous roll call votes during the meeting.
The Omaha City Council approved three Class C liquor licenses for restaurants and a neighborhood liquor store in unanimous roll-call votes.
Council members approved a Class C liquor license for Nosh Restaurant & Wine Lounge at 1006 Dodge Street after proponents Jamie Costine and Blair Hartigan identified the business and its address for the record. "Address of the restaurant is 1006 Dodge Street," a proponent said during the hearing. Council Member Johnson moved to approve and a second was made; the motion passed on roll call 7 to 0.
The council then approved a Class C license for Dundee Cork And Bottle at 614 North 50th Street. Attorney David Lehi of Baird Holm Law Firm presented the application with the applicant, Rob Severino, at the hearing and described the business as a long-standing neighborhood establishment. The motion to approve passed 7 to 0.
Finally, after a brief delay earlier in the agenda, the council approved a Class C liquor license for Izumi Sushi & Hibachi located at 4707 North 70 Second Street. Applicant John Wing spoke at the microphone and provided the building address. The roll call vote on that item was 7 to 0.
All three items drew no recorded opponents in the provided transcript. Council roll-call tallies shown in the transcript recorded each item as approved by unanimous vote.
