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it ci <br />Elk* <br />River <br />Request for Action <br />To <br />Item Number <br />Mayor and Ci Council <br />4.4 <br />Agenda Section <br />Meeting Date <br />Prepared by <br />Consent <br />February 22, 2022 <br />Tina Allard, City Clerk <br />Item Description <br />Reviewed by <br />Ordinance Amendment: Wine Licensing and <br />Cal Portner, City Administrator <br />Strong Beer Permission <br />Reviewed by <br />Action Requested <br />Adopt, by motion, an ordinance amending liquor regulation regarding wine licensing and strong beer permission. <br />Background <br />This is a housekeeping item and staff is suggesting two changes to the liquor ordinance: <br />1. Allow the sale of wine up to 24% alcohol by volume (ABV). Current Wine License ordinance states 14% ABV <br />The average glass of wine contains 11-13% alcohol. Consumer demands and alcohol content changes, <br />especially those from warmer climates (Australia and Chile) with longer sugar -producing sunshine time on <br />the vines, have increased ABV. Also, fortified wines can range from 14-24% ABV, such as sherries, ports, <br />marsala, madeira, and muscat. <br />2. Remove the requirement for a wine licensee who wants to sell strong beer to have to prove 60% of gross <br />sales be attributable to food. <br />Liquor licensing can be challenging to navigate. These changes are more business friendly as licensees <br />wouldn't have to track and provide the data to meet city percentage requirements. Staff time to monitor and <br />account for tracking will decrease. Further, licensees are already required to have a food license. <br />These items used to be requirements in state law but have since been removed. Cities can be more restrictive <br />than state law, but past practice has been to match state law. <br />Financial Impact <br />N/A <br />Mission/Policy/Goal <br />Foster culture of exceptional service. <br />Attachments <br />■ Ordinance <br />The Elk River Vision <br />A welcoming community with revolutionary and spirited resourcefulness, exceptional <br />service, and community engagement that encourages and inspires prosperity. <br />P I I I R I D li <br />AUR <br />Updated. August 2020 <br />
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