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Council authorizes police chief to complete local-government recommendation for Wasted Wheels license

Boardman City Council · April 8, 2026
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Summary

The council authorized Police Chief Stocco to complete the local-government recommendation for an OLCC liquor license for Wasted Wheels after applicant Juan Yamas described a stationary beer-cart concept with eight taps serving beer and Prosecco and family-friendly hours; council clarified this is a local recommendation step subject to chief's background check.

The council authorized the police chief to complete the local-government recommendation for an OLCC liquor license for Wasted Wheels and heard a presentation from the applicant, Juan Yamas. Yamas described the proposal as a controlled, stationary beer cart serving "beer and Prosecco only" from eight taps in a clearly enclosed beer-garden area and emphasized safety and ID checks during operations: "We will be strictly checking IDs and following all LCC regulations."

Staff framed the council's vote as authorizing the next-step local recommendation and said the police chief would run the background check and make a recommendation to grant, acknowledge, or deny; the council gave authorization and the motion carried. Councilors discussed site and planning questions but noted that plan approval and the liquor-license recommendation are separate processes.