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Underwood council approves alcohol license for Outskirts, tobacco permit and routine claims
Summary
The council granted a Class B alcohol license to Outskirts (owner: Becca Wiggins), approved KC Mart's tobacco permit, renewed select insurance policies, and approved the consent agenda including $34,912.54 in vendor claims and $19,282.57 payroll (total $54,195.11).
At its July 10 meeting, the Underwood City Council approved a Class B Retail Alcohol License for the business Outskirts, owned by Becca Wiggins. The motion to approve the license was made by Councilmember Madsen and seconded by Councilmember Erwin; the vote was recorded 4-0. Becca and Ryan Wiggins left the meeting at 6:02 p.m.
Council also approved KC Mart's FY25 tobacco permit after a motion by Erwin and seconded by Tiarks, carried 4-0. The council voted to renew health insurance coverage with UnitedHealthcare and Wellmark and to renew with Dearborn while staff investigates an increase in the Dearborn policy premium.
The council approved payment of SWIPCO membership dues and voted to table Main Street signage (3rd Street), the pickleball court ribbon cutting, and discussion of a potential splash pad until the August meeting at the request of Kelsie Rollins.
By motion of Pingel and seconded by Tiarks, the council approved the consent agenda and vendor claims. The claims subtotal listed in the meeting record was $34,912.54, with payroll of $19,282.57, for a meeting total of $54,195.11. Significant individual line items recorded in the minutes included Snyder & Associates ($14,600.00) for engineering (Highway Street reconstruction/Wastewater Treatment Plant services), Pottawattamie County Sheriff service contract ($4,257.25), Med Compass completion of physicals and fit tests ($2,780.00), and Midwest Labs wastewater testing ($666.60). A full vendor list with amounts is included in the official minutes.
These routine approvals allow the named businesses to operate under the city’s licensing and permit framework and authorize payment of the listed invoices. No public objections or appeals to the license or permit approvals were recorded in the meeting minutes.
