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Gardiner council roundup: arcade grant application, liquor renewals, bridal market and routine business approved

5073427 · March 5, 2025
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Summary

The Gardiner City Council on March 5 approved a set of administrative and routine agenda items, including a CDBG application for downtown arcade parking, liquor license renewals, approval of a large Bridal Market event, and scheduling and minute approvals.

The Gardiner City Council on March 5 approved a series of routine items and administrative matters, voting unanimously on each of the following where noted.

Votes at a glance

- CDBG application — Council voted unanimously to authorize the city manager to submit an application for a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Downtown Revitalization Program grant for improvements to the arcade parking lot. Motion by Councillor Veronica Babcock; seconded by Councillor Gaye Grant.

- Liquor license renewals — The council unanimously renewed the liquor licenses for 3 Bridges LLC doing business as the A1 Diner and for the Gardiner Elks Club. Motions were made and seconded by councilors on the floor; no public comment or correspondence was reported for either renewal.

- Bridal Market large event — The council approved a large event application for the Bridal Market (third annual event, roughly 70 vendors). Motion by Councillor Babcock; seconded and passed unanimously. Staff said the organizers have historically required limited city staff time for prep work.

- Schedule addition — Council added a May 14, 2025 meeting to the council schedule to allow additional budget discussion. Motion by Councillor Gaye Grant; unanimous.

- Council goals — The council approved the 2025 goals as presented, which staff will use to guide budget and prioritization decisions. Motion by Councillor Tim Cusick; unanimous.

- Street name change — The council approved changing 183 West Hill Road to Garden Road following the city’s naming process. Motion by Councillor Rusty Greenleaf; unanimous.

- Minutes — The council approved meeting minutes for Jan. 15, 2025 and Feb. 12, 2025. Motion by Councillor Gaye Grant; unanimous.

Each motion was recorded by the chair as unanimous where noted; staff will carry out the administrative follow-up for grant submission, event coordination and meeting schedule updates.