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Spring Grove council approved temporary liquor license for Ye Olde Opera House
Summary
At a Nov. 4, 2024 special meeting, the Spring Grove City Council recorded approval of a temporary liquor license for Ye Olde Opera House; the minutes record the motion as made by Council Member Michael Hagen and seconded by Council Member Heather Edgington, with "all in favor" noted.
The Spring Grove City Council approved a temporary liquor license for Ye Olde Opera House at a special meeting on Nov. 4, 2024. Mayor Saundra Solum called the meeting to order at 6:15 p.m., and the session concluded at 6:17 p.m.
Council Member Trent Turner moved to adopt the meeting agenda; Council Member Heather Edgington seconded and the minutes record the motion carried "all in favor." Under New Business the minutes state: "Council Member Hagen motioned to approve the temporary liquor license, seconded by Council Member Edgington, all in favor, motion carried." The minutes do not include direct quotes beyond that phrasing.
The record lists Mayor Saundra Solum, Council Member Heather Edgington and Council Member Trent Turner as present. Separately, the minutes list Council Members Karen Folstad and Michael Hagen as not present; they nonetheless record the motion as made by Council Member Michael Hagen. The minutes do not explain that discrepancy.
Following the liquor-license action, Council Member Turner moved to adjourn at 6:17 p.m.; Council Member Edgington seconded and the minutes again record the motion carried "all in favor." The meeting minutes were attested by Clerk/Administrator Jana Elton and later approved on Nov. 19, 2024.
The minutes do not specify details about the temporary license (such as dates of coverage or conditions) beyond the council's approval. The record provides no statement from Ye Olde Opera House or any staff report in the minutes provided.
