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The council read multiple retail beverage and business licenses and moved to approve the renewals in blocks. No public opposition was recorded for the listed renewals. Motions to approve a block of liquor licenses, victualing licenses and holiday sales were made and carried with aye votes.
During the entertainment-license portion of the agenda, a neighbor urged continued work on sound mitigation at Saconate/Sakonate Vineyard. Council members incorporated that request into the motion and approved the entertainment license "as requested with all state and local ordinance[s] adhered to," with a stipulation that the licensee continue efforts to mitigate sound to avoid impacting neighbors' enjoyment.
The council also approved the Art Cafe entertainment license and several miscellaneous licenses (jukebox, moving-picture) as part of the routine business. All motions were passed by voice vote with no recorded opposing votes in the minutes.
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