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Blount County beer board schedules second reading for Lambert Acres Golf Course beer permit
Summary
At a Blount County Beer Board meeting, commissioners approved minutes, held the first reading of an on- and off-premises beer permit application for Lambert Acres Golf Course at 3402 Tuccolice Pipe in Maryville, and set a second reading for a Thursday in March at 5:30 p.m.; the vote on the reading was 5-0.
The Blount County Beer Board approved its minutes and completed the first reading of an application for an on- and off-premises beer permit for Lambert Acres Golf Course, at 3402 Tuccolice Pipe, Maryville, Tennessee 37803, and scheduled the second reading for a Thursday in March at 5:30 p.m.
The board, which had five members present and four absent, heard no public comment on the permit application. A motion to accept the item for first reading and proceed to set the date for the next meeting was made and carried by a recorded vote of five yes votes, the clerk announced.
Earlier on the agenda the board moved to approve minutes from a prior meeting. The motion to approve the minutes was recorded as passing with five yes votes. The transcript shows inconsistent identification of who seconded that motion: one passage records the second as Commissioner Carver and a later passage records the second as Commissioner Mike Mahan. The minutes show the approval passed unanimously among members present.
The board set the next beer board meeting — listed in the record as “Thursday, March at 05:30PM” — as the date for the second reading of the Lambert Acres permit; the transcript did not specify the day of March (day-of-month was not provided). No members of the public spoke during the agenda item and no additional details about the permit application (such as manager name, hours, or conditions) were provided in the public record available in the transcript.
Madam Clerk read the roll and announced vote tallies during the meeting. After scheduling the meeting, the board adjourned.
The board did not reference state statutes, county ordinances, or other legal authorities in the portions of the transcript covering this item.
