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License committee backs temporary beer and wine garden for Cheese Days
Summary
The License Committee recommended approval of a temporary Class B wine and Class B beer license and beer-garden layout for Cheese Days (Sept. 17–20), approving a 30-by-60-foot tent near the courthouse square after brief questions about the map and logistics.
The License Committee recommended that the Common Council approve a temporary Class B wine and Class B beer license and a beer-garden premise for the Cheese Days festival, scheduled for Sept. 17–20.
A staff member presented the application and said the licensed area would include a 30-by-60-foot tent positioned southeast of the courthouse and identified the broader courthouse square on an accompanying map. The presenter noted the application was structured “in conjunction with Cheese Days itself.”
Committee discussion was brief. One member pointed out an apparent omission on the map for a small pocket park; the staff member acknowledged the comment. A committee member said the proposal was “similar to past years” and reported no outstanding issues.
A motion to approve the application was made and seconded; the clerk called the roll and recorded affirmative votes. The committee advanced the recommendation to the Common Council for final action.
The committee did not record further conditions in the minutes beyond the application materials and the map reference. Any special-event permitting or additional public-safety measures were described as part of routine coordination rather than conditions attached to the committee’s recommendation.
