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Votes at a glance: Sheridan council advances rezone, adopts code changes, OKs liquor license and consent agenda
Summary
The City of Sheridan approved several routine and legislative items on Monday: second reading of a rezoning in the North Main area advanced, final reading of a municipal court code amendment passed, a restaurant liquor license for Espada’s Brazilian Steakhouse was approved, and the consent agenda passed.
The Sheridan City Council recorded votes on multiple items during Monday’s meeting. Highlights:
- Rezone (PL‑25‑9 / Ordinance 22‑92): Council approved the second reading to rezone nine properties in the North Main/Canfield area from B‑1 to B‑2. The properties span addresses including 190 Canfield Street, 133 Canfield Street and others near Malcolm Walnut Park and Fort Road. Planning staff said the area functions more like a B‑2 district and that planning commission recommended approval. Council voice roll call recorded aye votes by council members in favor and the item will proceed to third reading on July 7.
- Ordinance 22‑93 (Chapter 9 — courts, fines and imprisonments): The council approved the third and final reading of an update to city code chapter 9 to align municipal court procedures with current practice and state statute. Changes include updated fine limits, removal of obsolete sections, probation provisions, and clarification that the city uses the county jail for confinement. Roll call recorded aye votes and the ordinance passed.
- New restaurant liquor license #16 — Espada’s Brazilian Steakhouse, 850 Sibley Circle: City Clerk Ashley Foster presented the application; the council approved the restaurant liquor license. City clerk’s office confirmed the business meets the statutory requirement that at least 60% of gross sales come from food over a one‑year period for a restaurant license; the clerk will forward the approved application to the state.
- Consent agenda: The consent agenda passed and included the Smith Alley East use agreement, a lease for the Rodello parking lot, an agreement with Rodello’s for public portable toilets, final acceptance of public infrastructure for East Ridge Industrial hydrant extension, employee handbook updates, reappointment of Caitlin Abelsberger to the Sheridan County (transcript: Sherwin County) Travel and Tourism Board for a three‑year term, a five‑year renewal agreement with the shared recreation district, and minutes from the regular council meeting on 06/02/2025. One council member recused from certain claims as noted in the meeting.
Ending: Most items on Monday’s agenda were routine approvals or second/third readings; the budget resolution was the primary contested item of the evening.
