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Committee backs two malt-beverage license applications for Fortune Box Casino, citing state machine limits
Summary
The committee recommended approval of two malt-beverage licenses for Spiker Inc., dba Fortune Box Casino, explaining the applicant seeks two licenses because state rules cap video lottery machines at 10 per license; forwarding both applications to tonight’s city council with favorable recommendations.
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The Finance, Legal & Public Safety Committee on Nov. 12 recommended that the City Council approve two malt-beverage license applications for Spiker Inc., which operates as Fortune Box Casino Suite 2. Staff described the two applications as part of a single plan to house 20 video lottery machines at the establishment.
"This is part 1 of 2 parts of this application packet," Marco Laughlin, business license and development specialist, told the committee, explaining that "the state will only allow 10 video lottery machines per license," and that the applicant is therefore seeking two separate malt-beverage licenses. After brief discussion and no substantive questions from committee members, a motion to forward both license applications to the city council with a recommendation of approval passed by voice vote.
The committee record shows motions were made, seconded and approved to forward each license to the full council; no conditions or objections were recorded during committee discussion. The recommendations mean council will consider both applications at its next scheduled meeting.
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