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Beardstown council approves ordinance to add a Class C liquor license in 5–3 vote
Summary
The Beardstown City Council voted 5–3 Aug. 6 to increase Class C liquor licenses from 10 to 11 and I-2 endorsements for Class C licenses from 7 to 8; the motion was moved by Ron Culves and seconded by Shawn Taylor.
Beardstown — The Beardstown City Council on Aug. 6 adopted an ordinance to increase the number of Class C liquor licenses from 10 to 11 and to increase Class I-2 endorsements for Class C licenses from seven to eight. The motion, made by Alderperson Ron Culves and seconded by Alderperson Shawn Taylor, passed by roll call vote 5–3.
The ordinance drew opposition from Alderpersons Chris Baer, Lisa Buhlig and Keith Schramm, who voted against the measure; the supporting votes were Culves, Mary Davis, Eric Harbin, Dawn Seward and Shawn Taylor. The motion text on the record was: "That an Ordinance Increasing the Number of Class \"C\" Liquor Licenses from Ten to Eleven and the Number of Class \"I-2\" Endorsements for Class \"C\" Licenses from Seven to Eight be adopted." No public comments were recorded on the item during the meeting.
The council approved the ordinance during its regular session at Beardstown City Hall. The meeting minutes and the ordinance language as presented to the council were entered into the record; no additional implementation timeline or conditions were specified in the meeting transcript.
