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Board approves licensing applications for Everton Miller and Anthony Rivas
Summary
Members approved licensing applications for Everton Miller and Anthony Rivas. Staff noted Rivas previously had a bankruptcy on his credit report that was discharged; the applications were otherwise recorded as complete and approved by roll-call/voice.
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A board meeting approved licensing applications for Everton Miller and Anthony Rivas after members moved and seconded a motion to grant both items.
The motion to approve items 9a and 9b was made by Ryan Collins and seconded; the motion carried when members responded affirmatively during a roll-call confirmation. A staff member reported the applications were complete. On the record, the staff member said, “Anthony Rivas, he had a bankruptcy on his credit report, but it was, it was discharged.” The staff member also said there were no other concerns in the files.
The approvals followed a brief discussion and a roll-call-style confirmation in which named members responded yes when called. There was no further debate recorded and no abstentions noted. The meeting moved on to routine housekeeping items afterward.
The action was procedural: the board voted to approve the two licensing applications; the transcript does not record further conditions attached to the approvals or any follow-up assignments.
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