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Council approves multiple liquor licenses and routine consent items; several items approved unanimously
Summary
On Jan. 28 the Omaha City Council approved several liquor licenses and multiple consent agenda items in unanimous votes; separate items (Maple Valley kennel amendment) were denied and other, larger items will return for later consideration.
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The Omaha City Council on Jan. 28 approved a group of liquor licenses and consent-agenda items, voting unanimously on each recorded license and approving a package of agenda items after public hearings.
Licenses approved included a Class C liquor license for Barley Boys Brewery (8410 K Street, Suite 6), a Class C license for Little India restaurant and bar (3562 Farnam Street), a Class C KG liquor license for Rathskeller Beer House (4524 Farnham Street), a Class I license for Loveland Nails and Spa (89100 West Center Road, Suite 102) and a Class D license for Florence Mexican Market (8607–8611 North 30th Street). Each of those matters passed in roll-call votes recorded as unanimous (7-0) on the council floor.
The council also approved a multi-item consent motion covering agenda items 11 through 13 and 15 through 17; that consent package passed by roll call without recorded opposition. Earlier in the meeting the council approved a package of agenda items 18 through 40 by a 7-0 vote after a public hearing was closed.
Separate actions later in the meeting included a resolution to reimburse OPPD for facility relocation expenses related to the 205th Street and Cumberland Drive projects (Item 41), which passed 6-0 with one abstention, and an appointment (Item 42) of Chris Rubert to the planning board, which passed 6-1 (Councilmember Johnson voted no). The city clerk’s agenda lists public hearings for additional items that will return for later votes.
Votes recorded in the meeting minutes and roll calls are reflected in the city’s official agenda and the meeting transcript.

