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Mosier council approves conditional OLCC renewal for Randonnee Coffee; one abstention
Summary
The council voted to request a conditional 45-day OLCC license for Randonnee Coffee to allow time to investigate code-compliance issues, while approving renewals for Brenna’s Market and Mosier Company; Councilor Charlie Cannon abstained.
The Mosier City Council on Oct. 1 discussed pending Oregon Liquor Control Commission renewals for Brenna’s Market, Mosier Company and Randonnee Coffee and agreed to use the OLCC renewal process to encourage code compliance at Randonnee. City Manager Andrea Rogers explained the city could request a 45-day temporary license with conditions to allow time for further investigation.
Why it matters: The city intends to use the OLCC renewal process as a compliance tool to address alleged code violations while allowing businesses to continue operating under temporary conditions. That approach balances enforcement with regulatory due process.
Council action: Councilor Ron Wright moved to request a conditional OLCC license for Randonnee Coffee and to approve licenses for Brenna’s Market and Mosier Company. Councilor Lydia Koerner seconded. The motion carried with five votes in favor and an abstention from Councilor Charlie Cannon, who said he had insufficient information to cast a vote.
What comes next: City Recorder Amy Szilagyi was assigned to contact the OLCC regarding conditional approval and the 45-day review process; staff will investigate the compliance concerns and report back to the council.
