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Lancaster City Council approves Whiley Road reconstruction, bridge-consent resolutions and two liquor-license transfers
Summary
At its Jan. 12 meeting, Lancaster City Council approved two temporary resolutions to authorize Whiley Road reconstruction and consent to preliminary bridge/road agreements, accepted committee assignments and approved two liquor-license transfers; all recorded motions carried unanimously or by voice vote.
Lancaster City Council voted on multiple actions at its Jan. 12 regular meeting, approving construction authorization for the Whiley Road Reconstruction Project and consenting to preliminary legislation and agreements for several state bridge and road projects. The council also accepted the proposed committee assignments for the term and approved two liquor-license ownership transfers.
The council passed Temporary Resolution 105-25, authorizing the Service-Safety Director to advertise for bids and enter contracts for the Whiley Road Reconstruction Project. Mr. Carr moved to "pass, engross, and enter upon the written record" the resolution; the motion carried 10-0 after the Clerk called the roll.
The body then passed Temporary Resolution 106-25, which provides consent for preliminary legislation and authorizes the Service-Safety Director to enter agreements as necessary for projects described as FAI US 22/SR 37/var. (PID 98022) and Bridge Rehab West (PID 124808). Mr. Carr moved to pass the resolution; the motion carried 10-0.
Council agreed to accept the committee assignments as presented in writing to the Clerk. Mr. Schoonover moved to approve the assignments and the motion carried, restoring the council to its regular order of business.
Clerk Scott presented two incoming liquor-license transfer applications: Jay Mahant Curu LLC (transfer from KDA Lancaster LLC) and 641 One Stop Carryout LLC (transfer from C L Shoe LLC). Law Director Stephanie Hall reviewed the police incident history for one of the premises and noted "a total of five calls: two break-ins, two suspicious person reports, and one medical emergency inside the building," clarifying that those incidents occurred under the current owner during the previous year and "are not necessarily indicative of the pending transfer of ownership." Mr. Ailes moved to approve the transfers; Ms. Smiley seconded and the motion carried.
Other agenda business at the meeting included filing multiple reports from city officials and communications regarding infrastructure projects and records requests. Several first readings of resolutions and an ordinance were introduced and will return for subsequent readings.
The meeting concluded after approving payment of listed bills; Council adjourned at approximately 7:01 p.m.
