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Votes at a glance: council approves Visit Beloit liquor license, alcohol-control appointment and consent agenda

2768758 · March 26, 2025
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Summary

The council approved a consent agenda, granted a new liquor license to the Beloit Convention & Visitors Bureau (Visit Beloit), and appointed Daniel Cassidy to the Alcohol Beverage License Control Committee; actions were routine and passed by voice vote.

The Beloit City Council approved several routine matters during its meeting, including a new liquor license for the Beloit Convention & Visitors Bureau, an appointment to the Alcohol Beverage License Control Committee and a multi-item consent agenda.

The council approved the consent agenda (items 6a through 6g) by a single motion with no requested removals for separate discussion.

License: The council approved Resolution 2025-022 granting a new Class B fermented malt beverage (beer) and Class C wine license to Beloit Convention and Visitors Bureau, doing business as Visit Beloit, located at 656 Pleasant Street. The item was recommended 4-0 by the Alcohol Beverage License Control Committee and passed on council voice vote after congratulatory remarks from councilors.

Appointment: Council approved the appointment of Daniel Cassidy to the Alcohol Beverage License Control Committee for a term ending June 30, 2027. The appointment passed on a voice vote with no discussion.

Other routine business: Council noted upcoming events, including polling locations for a statewide primary and a Wisconsin Department of Transportation public involvement meeting about the Milwaukee Road/Wisconsin 81 intersection; there were no public comments during the meeting.

All above items passed with affirmative council votes and required no further council action during the meeting.