Earlham council unanimously renews Bricker-Price Block Restoration Corporation liquor license for one year
February 08, 2026 | Earlham, Madison County, Iowa
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The Earlham City Council voted unanimously on Feb. 8, 2026, to renew the liquor license for Bricker-Price Block Restoration Corporation for one year. The special session was called to order by Mayor Jeff Lillie at 12:03 p.m. and adjourned at 12:04 p.m.
The council approved the meeting agenda on a motion by Mudge, seconded by Fredericksen. Under new business, Council Member Fredericksen moved to renew the Bricker-Price Block Restoration Corporation liquor license for one year; Council Member Miller seconded. The motion passed with a unanimous roll call vote recorded as “Ayes — Unanimous.”
No public comment or deliberation on the renewal is recorded in the minutes. The session closed with a motion to adjourn by Miller, seconded by Fredericksen, which the council approved unanimously. The minutes include signed attestation lines for Mayor Jeff Lillie and Clerk/Treasurer Jessica L. Visser.
The minutes contain an internal inconsistency about attendance: the roll call lists Clerk Jessica L. Visser as present while a later line lists Nelsen and Visser as absent. The minutes do not explain that discrepancy.
The council approved the meeting agenda on a motion by Mudge, seconded by Fredericksen. Under new business, Council Member Fredericksen moved to renew the Bricker-Price Block Restoration Corporation liquor license for one year; Council Member Miller seconded. The motion passed with a unanimous roll call vote recorded as “Ayes — Unanimous.”
No public comment or deliberation on the renewal is recorded in the minutes. The session closed with a motion to adjourn by Miller, seconded by Fredericksen, which the council approved unanimously. The minutes include signed attestation lines for Mayor Jeff Lillie and Clerk/Treasurer Jessica L. Visser.
The minutes contain an internal inconsistency about attendance: the roll call lists Clerk Jessica L. Visser as present while a later line lists Nelsen and Visser as absent. The minutes do not explain that discrepancy.
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