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The City Council approved a 20-unit apartment project for 300 S. Main Street and 104-108 W. Willow Avenue, along with several code updates affecting tobacco, alcohol licensing, group care homes, and underage workers in liquor-licensed businesses.
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The council gave final approval to a new four-story, 20-unit apartment building tied to Midwest Shelter for Homeless Veterans. It also updated local rules so tobacco possession follows the higher age limit in state law, vending machines cannot sell tobacco, and responsibility for BASSET alcohol-server training records shifts to license holders. Other changes clarified special event liquor license locations, allowed some non-restaurant liquor businesses to hire 18- to 20-year-old servers, and refined group care home rules. The council also approved bridge inspection services, sidewalk and pedestrian bridge work on Roosevelt Road, a projection mapping system for the Downtown Plaza, and replacement of three dump trucks.
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