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Beer board grants extensions for Rough Life Hideout and multiple Copper Seller locations
Summary
Rough Life Hideout received a two-month extension while several Copper Seller Corporation applications were extended 60 days to the Oct. 27 meeting; motions to postpone or extend were carried by the board.
Brian Moffett, owner of Rough Life Hideout, requested an extension because building work was behind schedule; he told the board, "we're looking for at least another month or two." The board approved a two-month extension to allow construction and certificate-of-occupancy work to proceed.
Attorney Daniel Heskith requested 60-day extensions for multiple Copper Seller Corporation locations while final certificates of occupancy are obtained; the board moved each application to the Oct. 27 meeting and approved the extensions. Board members made and carried motions to extend the listed items, with standard 'all in favor' votes recorded on the record.
The extensions move multiple agenda items to October for final documentation or completion of building work.
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