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Maplewood council approves street restriction ordinance, liquor licenses and ADA software contract
Summary
On March 10 the council adopted an ordinance closing Folk Avenue to commercial vehicles, approved liquor licenses for Gamblin's and Vintage Gold 88, and authorized a five‑year contract with Carahsoft for ADA planning software; a minor subdivision received first and second readings and will be voted on at the next meeting.
The Maplewood City Council took several formal actions at its March 10 meeting.
Ordinance: On final reading the council approved Bill 63‑12 to amend the Maplewood Code (chapter 50, section 50‑119) to close Folk Avenue to commercial vehicles; the motion passed on a roll call with all members present voting yes and the transcript records the bill becoming ordinance (transcript reads "61 0 6").
Liquor licenses: The council approved an application by Henry Arciniega of Gamblin's for multiple liquor licenses at 2704 Sutton Boulevard and approved a full and Sunday liquor license for Vintage Gold 88 at 7170 Manchester Road, Suite A. Both license motions were moved, seconded and approved on roll call with all members present voting yes.
Contract/Resolution: The council passed Resolution 26‑10 authorizing the city manager to enter a five‑year contract with Carahsoft Technology Corporation for ADA planning software. City Manager Amber explained the software approach will use LiDAR scans to map streets, sidewalks and intersections and produce a prioritized capital improvement plan; Amber said the final contract cost over five years will be less than the city’s prior consultant estimate for the ADA transition study.
Other business: Council completed first and second readings of Bill 63‑13 (a minor subdivision plat for property at 2812 Laclede Station Road); the final (third) reading and vote are scheduled for the next council meeting.
Vote tallies (as recorded by roll call in the transcript): - Bill 63‑12 (Folk Avenue commercial vehicle restriction): Garcia — yes; Mayor Greenberg — yes; Houma — yes; Maddox — yes; Page — yes; Wylie — yes (all yes; Faulkingham excused). - Gamblin's liquor license (2704 Sutton Blvd): Mayor Greenberg — yes; Houma — yes; Maddox — yes; Page — yes; Wylie — yes; Garcia — yes (all yes). - Vintage Gold 88 liquor license (7170 Manchester Rd, Suite A): Homa/Houma — yes; Maddox — yes; Page — yes; Wylie — yes; Garcia — yes; Mayor Greenberg — yes (all yes). - Resolution 26‑10 (Carahsoft ADA software contract): Maddox — yes; Page — yes; Wiley/Wylie — yes; Garcia — yes; Mayor Greenberg — yes; Homa/Houma — yes (all yes).
The council adjourned after no speakers signed up for the second public‑comment period.
