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Cody council approves consent calendar, a liquor‑license transfer and other routine items
Summary
At its meeting, the Cody City Council approved the consent calendar, granted a retail liquor‑license transfer to Western Events LLC for a downtown business and carried a motion on a second reading for stormwater drainage user charges; recorded roll‑call tallies were not provided in the transcript.
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The Cody City Council voted on several routine items, approving the consent calendar and passing motions on a liquor‑license transfer and an ordinance second reading.
The council approved the consent calendar without changes. Member Shreve moved to approve the consent calendar, Councilmember Tamplin seconded and the motion carried.
In a public hearing, staff presented a transfer of ownership for a retail liquor license for the business at 1820 Seventeenth Street. Cindy Baker, city staff, said the city had received the required documentation and submitted it to the state liquor division for concurrence and that no written or verbal objections had been received. Councilmember MacIsaac moved to approve the transfer to Western Events LLC (current holder Steck’s Inc, doing business as Rocky Mountain Discount Liquor); Councilmember Schieve seconded and the motion carried.
Council also took up a second reading of an ordinance to change stormwater drainage utility user charges. Philip Bowman, staff, noted the item was before the council for a second reading and that the council planned to consider a third and final reading at its next regular meeting on Aug. 19; Bowman said the rate modifications would take effect with utility billing after final adoption. Councilmember Lang moved to approve the second reading and Councilmember Tamblin seconded; the motion carried.
The transcript records motions, seconds and that each motion carried, but does not include a numerical roll‑call vote for these items.
