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Isle La Motte panel approves liquor license and outdoor consumption for local vineyard
Summary
The Town of Isle La Motte Liquor Control board voted unanimously March 9 to renew a first-class liquor license and an outside consumption permit for the Isle La Motte Vineyard; the meeting was called to order at 12:15 p.m. and adjourned at 12:16 p.m.
Cary Sandvig, chair of the Town of Isle La Motte Liquor Control board, called the meeting to order at 12:15 p.m. and noted members Peter Brzozowy, Joe Deller and Mary Catherine Graziano were present; Vickie Buswell was listed as town clerk. The single agenda item was renewal of liquor permits for the Isle La Motte Vineyard.
Peter Brzozowy moved to approve the Isle La Motte Vineyard’s renewal applications for a First-Class liquor license and for an Outside Consumption Permit; Joe Deller seconded. The board recorded "All in favor," and the motion was adopted. Minutes show the meeting adjourned at 12:16 p.m. after a second motion to adjourn by Brzozowy, seconded by Deller, which also passed with "All in favor."
The transcript lists the two items on the board's agenda as "First Class License by the Isle LaMotte Vineyard" and "Outside Consumption Permit by the Isle LaMotte Vineyard." For clarity and consistency the business is referred to here as the Isle La Motte Vineyard, matching local place-name spelling. The record does not include a roll-call vote or individual member votes; the minutes state the motions passed by unanimous voice vote. No public comment, conditions, fees, or new restrictions were recorded in the meeting transcript.
