Restaurant microbrewing ordinance
An ordinance allowing restaurants with ancillary microbrewing as a permitted use in certain zones was approved 4-3 on February 18, 2020 with a sunrise clause. The council later formed an alcohol licensing subcommittee to propose a class F brewpub license.
- Where it stands
- Approved
- Type
- Code change
- Location
- Citywide
- Applicant
- Quinn Peterson, Downtown Neighborhood Chair
Every hearing and vote
January 21, 2020 · City Council
Restaurants with ancillary microbrewing as permitted use
Continued · 7-0
A request from Downtown Neighborhood Chair Quinn Peterson would allow restaurants with ancillary microbrewing as a permitted use in the SC3, DT1 and DT2 zones. A motion by Council Member George Handley to continue the item to February 18 was approved 7-0.
- Applicant: Quinn Peterson, Downtown Neighborhood Chair
- Case: PLOTA20190378
January 21, 2020 · City Council work session
Restaurants with ancillary microbrewing
Discussed
Presentation only; the item was already scheduled for the council meeting that evening.
February 18, 2020 · City Council
Restaurants with ancillary microbrewing as a permitted use
Approved · 4-3
The council first voted 7-0 to substitute the ordinance with a version incorporating a sunrise clause. The amended ordinance then passed 4-3, with George Handley, Bill Fillmore and David Sewell opposed. The Summary does not record reasons.
- Case: PLOTA20190378
February 18, 2020 · City Council work session
Information on restaurants with ancillary breweries
Discussed
Presentation only; the item was already scheduled for the council meeting that evening.
March 10, 2020 · City Council work session
Licensing for restaurants with ancillary breweries
Approved · 7-0
A motion to recommend a committee of three council members (two who voted for the land use change and one who voted against) to review alcohol licensing policy, study best practices and recommend policy and regulations, with an update by March 31, was approved 7-0. A second motion naming David Harding chair, David Sewell vice-chair and Shannon Ellsworth member was approved 7-0.
March 31, 2020 · City Council work session
Licensing for restaurants with ancillary breweries
Approved · 6-1
A motion to have the Alcohol Licensing subcommittee propose a class F brewpub license before April 14, and afterward a proposal conforming Class B and C licenses to state code before October 1, failed 3-4, with George Handley, David Harding, Bill Fillmore and David Sewell opposed. A second motion directing the subcommittee to bring by April 14 a proposal creating a class F license for brewpubs and aligning city code more closely with state code was approved 6-1, with Bill Fillmore opposed.