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City moves to boost Sunday alcohol sales for golf courses

July 24, 2024 | Liberal City, Seward County, Kansas


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City moves to boost Sunday alcohol sales for golf courses
During a recent government meeting, officials approved the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting without any discussion. The meeting, which included participation from Commissioner Jose via telephone, quickly moved through routine items before addressing a significant ordinance change.

Commissioners unanimously approved a motion to modify Ordinance Number 4618, which pertains to the hours of cereal malt beverage (CMB) sales on Sundays. The current ordinance restricts sales until noon, a limitation that has been impacting revenue for local venues, particularly the country club and municipal golf course, especially during tournament days.

The proposed change will allow CMB sales to begin at 9:00 a.m., aligning local regulations with state law. This adjustment aims to enhance revenue opportunities for local businesses without altering existing regulations regarding hard liquor or wine sales. The ordinance change is seen as a necessary step to support local economic interests while maintaining compliance with state statutes.

The meeting concluded with no public comments or group discussions, indicating a streamlined agenda focused primarily on administrative approvals and the ordinance modification.

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