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Polk County supervisors list temporary alcohol permit applications, then adjourn

Polk County Board of Supervisors · May 8, 2026
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Summary

At a special meeting, the Polk County Board of Supervisors listed five applications for temporary and Class C retail alcohol permits — including events for Combat Vets Motorcycle Association in Des Moines and an outdoor-service permit for the Soggy Frog in Polk City — and then approved a motion to adjourn. The transcript does not record any vote on the listed permit applications.

At a special meeting of the Polk County Board of Supervisors, the chair called the meeting to order to consider alcohol permit applications. The clerk read five applications: Nos. 1–4 were new special class C retail alcohol five-day license applications for Combat Vets Motorcycle Association (No. 39) at 160 Northeast 49th Place, Des Moines, with event dates listed as May 11–18, May 18–22, June 8–12 and June 15–19. Item 5 was a new Class C retail alcohol license with an outdoor service area permit for the Soggy Frog at 6170 Northwest Polk City Drive in Polk City.

The clerk recorded roll call attendance earlier in the meeting and, after listing the permits, the chair requested a roll call in the record; responses of "Yes" were noted for Connelly, Holm and McCoy. The transcript does not show a formal motion or recorded vote on the permit applications themselves, and does not indicate any conditions or staff directions tied to those applications.

Following the permit listings, the chair asked for a motion to adjourn. A motion was made and seconded; the transcript does not clearly identify which members moved or seconded. A roll call vote then recorded "Yes" from Conaway, Holm and McCoy, after which the meeting moved to adjournment as captured in the record.

The meeting transcript includes the permit application details and addresses cited above but does not record final board action on those permit applications. No additional discussion, public comment or staff recommendations regarding the permits appear in the available transcript.