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Council approves routine agenda items including liquor-license recommendations, appointment and Fremont Days fee waiver

Fremont City Council · June 9, 2026
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Summary

On consent and separate votes, the council approved appointment of Ashley Fowler Fowler to the Local Option Review Team, recommendations to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission for Lakeshore Marina and Side Peas Sushi, and authorized John C. Fremont Days street closures and a fee waiver.

At its June 9 meeting the Fremont City Council approved several routine items and recommendations:

- The council consented to the mayor’s appointment of Ashley Fowler Fowler to the Local Option Review Team for a term ending June 2027 (approved 8–0).

- Resolution 2026-135: The council recommended a class K secondary liquor-license endorsement for Lakeshore Marina at 1440 West Military Avenue; the recommendation increases the number of special designated licenses and waives the associated fee for special designated licenses. The council approved the recommendation 8–0.

- Resolution 2026-136: The council recommended approval of a change of location for a class one liquor license for Savage Restaurant Group LLC (doing business as Side Peas Sushi) to 343 North Main Street; council approved 8–0.

- Resolution 2026-138: The council authorized the John C. Fremont Days special-event application, street closures and the staff-recommended fee waiver (the city clerk said the parks board could not consider the weekend waiver); the council approved the resolution including an additional fee waiver 8–0. Parks staff said the new park should be usable for the July 9–12 event though a few small areas may be sodded or tented to protect turf.

These items were approved either on the consent agenda or by unanimous votes during the meeting.