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Council adopts routine items: minutes, parking change, liquor license, crossing repairs and depository list
Summary
In a largely procedural session, the Superior Common Council approved the March 3 minutes, an amendment to the traffic code removing an accessible parking spot at 2023 Baxter Avenue, an original Class B liquor license for Mazie LLC, a resolution to repair at-grade crossing 18617R, and a resolution designating bank depositories.
The Superior Common Council adopted several routine items by voice vote at its March 24 meeting.
Minutes: Councilor Alm moved and Councilor Herrick seconded approval of the March 3, 2026 regular meeting minutes; the motion carried.
Accessible parking: The council approved an ordinance amending City Code Chapter 112 (Traffic Code Schedule J) to remove accessible parking signage at 2023 Baxter Avenue; the motion was moved by Councilor Ladwig and seconded by Councilor Graskey.
Liquor license: Council approved an original Class B liquor and Class B beer license for Mazie LLC, doing business as Mazie Table and Bar at 1015 Tower Avenue, for the current license period through June 30, 2026, pending police, fire and health approvals; fire approval had been received.
Crossing repair: The council adopted a resolution requiring repair of at-grade crossing 18617R (between North 8th and Winter Street); motion by Councilor Herrick carried.
Depositories: Council adopted a resolution designating banks and investment firms as depositories for the city. Councilor Moffett asked about criteria for choosing depositories and whether the city prioritized local banks; staff replied that FDIC insurance is required and that finance staff typically seeks to exhaust local options while ensuring insured coverage for reserves.
Why it matters: The approvals move forward routine city administration and licensing, permit a local business to operate pending departmental approvals, and direct public-works action to repair a rail crossing.
No detailed roll-call vote tallies were recorded in the transcript; all motions were recorded as carried on voice votes. There were no public comments and the meeting adjourned.
