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At a glance: council votes, liquor-license renewals and appointments from Lewiston meeting

Lewiston City Council · January 14, 2025
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Summary

The council approved the consent agenda, renewed multiple liquor licenses (21 renewals plus 4 renewals subject to paperwork), approved liaison and commission appointments, and approved board reappointments; actions were taken by motion and voice/roll-call votes as recorded in the minutes.

Several routine but formal actions were approved by Lewiston City Council during the meeting.

Consent agenda: Council approved the consent agenda by motion and voice vote. Items included routine administrative and procedural matters listed on the meeting agenda.

Liquor licenses: Council approved renewal of 21 retail liquor/retail wine by the drink and bottle and retail-beer on/off-premises licenses listed on the council agenda. The council also approved renewal for four additional businesses subject to submittal of required paperwork; staff said one license had been returned to the state for re-evaluation and the total statutory cap appears to be 25 in the city.

Appointments and liaisons: The council appointed Councillor Wright as council liaison to the Development Impact Advisory Committee, the Disability Advisory Commission, and the Nez Perce County/City E911 Joint Powers Board (motion carried). The council appointed Caitlin Hinkley to a three-year term on the Parks & Recreation Commission and reappointed Lisa Hasner to a three-year term on the Historic Preservation Commission.

Other votes: Consent and the listed license renewals were adopted by motion and voice or roll-call as recorded in the minutes. Several items were approved subject to submission of outstanding paperwork.

Notes: The transcript records the staff member handling licensing as Don Ortiz, Community Development Office supervisor, who confirmed paperwork status and timing. Where the transcript did not provide full business names for all licenses on the record, this roundup notes overall counts and qualifications; specific licensee names were listed on the council agenda packet but were not read into the transcript verbatim.