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Council adopts routine hearings and consent items including two liquor licenses and a right-of-way acquisition
Summary
The council approved two Class C liquor licenses (Borders Inn and Suites; Everest Indian Kitchen), a public right-of-way and permanent easement acquisition for South Locust Street improvements, and approved the consent agenda. Votes were adopted; detailed roll-call tallies were not specified in the transcript.
At the April 8 City Council meeting the Grand Island City Council approved multiple routine items and public hearings grouped on the agenda.
Liquor licenses - Southeast Crossings LLC doing business as Borders Inn and Suites (3333 Ramada Road): A Class (type as noted in file) license application filed with the Liquor Control Commission was presented for public hearing. Staff reported required departmental reports were received and recommended approval upon final inspection. Council moved and seconded the motion to approve the license; the motion was adopted.
- Sejean Bania doing business as Everest Indian Kitchen (316 North Pine Street): A Class C liquor license application was presented. Staff reported required notices and departmental reports had been completed and recommended approval upon final inspection. Council moved and seconded and the motion was adopted.
Right-of-way acquisition - Public hearing on acquisition of public right-of-way and permanent easement for South Locust Street improvements (Fauner Park Road to Second Street), project number 2021-PD-6: Staff characterized this as a continuation of prior property acquisitions for the South Locust project and noted only a few remaining parcels remain. No members of the public spoke at the hearing; council moved to approve the acquisition and the motion was adopted.
Consent agenda - The council approved the consent agenda (items 6 a through g) at the start of the meeting after a roll-call motion and vote.
Votes The transcript records that each motion on the items above was moved, seconded, and that the motions were adopted; the transcript does not contain a roll-call vote tally for yes/no/abstain for these items. Where motions were moved and seconded, the mover and seconder are recorded in the meeting transcript.
Ending
City staff will complete final inspections and administrative steps for liquor license issuance and will proceed with property closings and easement recording for the South Locust Street project as appropriate.
