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Council approves D-5 liquor permit for Bombshelter owners for special events
Summary
Joe and Devan Gossard were granted a D-5 liquor permit allowing sales until 2:30 a.m. for special occasions; the permit consolidates prior permits and the council instructed staff to draft an ordinance to govern management of the new permit.
Joe and Devan Gossard, owners of the Bombshelter, told the Glandorf Village Council on June 17 that they seek a D-5 liquor permit to permit sales of beer, wine and mixed beverages until 2:30 a.m. for special events. Doug Trombley moved to approve the permit, Dale Warnecke seconded, and the council approved the request by roll call (Brian Inkrott and Scott Buckland were listed as absent). The applicants said the extended hours would be used for special occasions and that the new permit would allow them to replace several existing permit types with a single D-5 license.
Council members approved the permit but noted an ordinance should be drafted to define how the permit will be managed in practice; no timetable for that ordinance was provided in the minutes. The motion and vote were recorded in the official minutes; no conditions or restrictions were listed beyond the council’s instruction to prepare an ordinance.
