Council approves liquor licenses for Mariscos El Molcajete and Rio Mimbres Golf Course
Summary
The council approved a Restaurant A liquor license for Mariscos El Molcajete and a governmental Restaurant A liquor license for the Rio Mimbres Golf Course; both motions passed 4-0 after the deputy clerk confirmed notices were properly published.
The Deming City Council approved two Restaurant A liquor licenses on July 15.
A license for Mariscos El Molcajete (applicant Marisa Cadena) was considered during a public hearing. The deputy clerk confirmed that required public notices were properly published; City Attorney Spenser Baca and the applicant were available for questions. Councilor Julian Monjaras moved to approve the license and Councilor Irma Rodriguez seconded; the council approved the application by a 4-0 roll-call vote.
The council then considered a governmental Restaurant A liquor license for the City of Deming to operate at Rio Mimbres Golf Course. Baca said the city had met state-level requirements and framed the license as a tool to expand food-and-beverage services and support the golf course’s operations and revenue. Councilor Irma Rodriguez moved approval; Councilor Joe Milo seconded, and the motion passed 4-0.
No public opposition or conditions on the licenses were recorded during the meeting.
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