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Beardstown council discusses revoking special-use permit for banquet hall after noise complaints
Summary
At its Nov. 5 meeting, the Beardstown City Council discussed the process for revoking a special-use permit for a banquet hall on the 700 block of East Third Street after noting multiple noise complaints; no formal revocation motion or vote was recorded.
At its Nov. 5 meeting, the Beardstown City Council discussed the procedural steps for revoking a special-use permit tied to a banquet hall at the 700 block of East Third Street after noting multiple noise complaints.
The discussion, led by Mayor Tim Harris and other council members, focused on how the city would initiate and process a permit revocation under local zoning and enforcement procedures. The minutes state there have been "multiple noise complaints" about the banquet hall but do not record a motion, vote, or an assigned follow-up timeline.
The council's review followed routine department reports and the filing of code enforcement and zoning officer reports attached to the minutes. The transcript does not specify which department will lead any formal investigation, whether citations have been issued, or whether the permit-holder was notified.
Because the minutes do not record a formal action, the council did not adopt or deny a revocation at the Nov. 5 meeting. The next procedural step was not specified in the minutes; members of the public or interested parties would need to consult city staff or subsequent meeting minutes for any formal filings or hearings.
