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Town of Beaverdam unanimously approves liquor license, event permits and $50 baseline event fee
Summary
At its June 18 meeting, the Town of Beaverdam approved a liquor license for Dan Prunuske, permits for two events and a policy setting a $50 baseline fee for event permits; all motions carried unanimously.
The Town of Beaverdam conducted a brief meeting June 18 and unanimously approved several permit-related items and a standard event-permit fee.
The board, recorded in the minutes as Joe Kern, Liz Kern, Dave Raue, Dean Hughes and Jesse Hankes, voted to approve a liquor license for Dan Prunuske, to grant a permit to the Christian Community Church and to approve an event permit for TJ's on the Lake. According to the meeting minutes prepared by Clerk Aimee Mallon, each motion carried unanimously.
The board also adopted a policy setting a baseline application fee of $50 for all event permits, with the board retaining discretion to adjust that fee to cover town services as needed. The motion to set the fee was moved by Joe Kern and seconded by Dave Raue and was recorded as carried unanimously.
Votes at a glance - Motion to conduct meeting out of agenda order: moved by Dave Raue, seconded by Jesse Hankes; outcome: carried unanimously. - Liquor license for Dan Prunuske: moved by Dave Raue, seconded by Dean Hughes; outcome: carried unanimously. - Permit approval for Christian Community Church: moved by Liz Kern, seconded by Dave Raue; outcome: carried unanimously. - Event permit for TJ's on the Lake: moved by Joe Kern, seconded by Dave Raue; outcome: carried unanimously. - Baseline event-permit fee of $50 with fee adjustments allowed for town services: moved by Joe Kern, seconded by Dave Raue; outcome: carried unanimously. - Motion to adjourn at 5:25 p.m.: moved by Dave Raue, seconded by Dean Hughes; outcome: carried unanimously.
Clerk Aimee Mallon prepared and submitted the minutes. The minutes list Chief Matt Riel and Officer Eric Feucht as present but do not record votes by individual member beyond the "carried unanimously" notation. No public comment or contested motions were recorded in the meeting minutes.
