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Commission tables liquor-catering license for Old Timey Ice Cream amid proximity and definition questions

Elko County Commission · September 18, 2024
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Summary

A liquor-catering license application for Old Timey Ice Cream LLC at The Hub in Spring Creek was tabled after commissioners questioned whether the operation's permanent location and proximity to Liberty Peak School comply with licensing standards and whether a catering license or full bar license is appropriate.

The Elko County Liquor Board considered an application by John and Jennifer Morial (Old Timey Ice Cream LLC) for a liquor-catering license at The Hub (232 Spring Creek Parkway). The sheriff's office reported a completed background check with no objection, but commissioners raised statutory concerns about distance from Liberty Peak School and whether a formerly mobile vendor now operating from a fixed location should qualify for a catering license rather than a full bar/restaurant license.

Because commissioners requested clarification of code language and legal staff said they would check proximity and statutory definitions before a final decision, the motion on the license was tabled for further review. One commissioner said the county will also check consistency with Elko City code language and asked staff to report back.