Council approves multiple liquor licenses including Landmark Bar and Windy Peaks Brewery
February 11, 2025 | Wheatland City Council, Wheatland, Platte County, Wyoming
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The Wheatland City Council meeting on February 11, 2025, focused on the approval of several liquor licenses for local establishments. The council reviewed and voted on three main groupings: retail liquor licenses, bar and grill liquor licenses, and a microbrewery license.
The meeting began with a motion to approve retail liquor licenses for various businesses, including Landmark Bar, Vimbos Restaurant Bar, Commodore Bar, I 25 Liquor, Safeway, Thrifty Foods, Big Dogs Lane Lanes, and Guadalajara. The motion received a second and was passed unanimously, with no opposition noted.
Next, the council addressed the bar and grill liquor license grouping, which included Windy Peaks Brewery and Steakhouse and Skipper's Lounge. After a brief discussion, the motion to approve this grouping was also moved and seconded, resulting in another unanimous vote.
Finally, the council considered the microbrewery license for Windy Peaks Brewery and Steakhouse. A motion was made and seconded, leading to its approval without any dissent.
The meeting concluded with the council confirming the successful passage of all liquor license groupings, reflecting a supportive stance towards local businesses in Wheatland.
The meeting began with a motion to approve retail liquor licenses for various businesses, including Landmark Bar, Vimbos Restaurant Bar, Commodore Bar, I 25 Liquor, Safeway, Thrifty Foods, Big Dogs Lane Lanes, and Guadalajara. The motion received a second and was passed unanimously, with no opposition noted.
Next, the council addressed the bar and grill liquor license grouping, which included Windy Peaks Brewery and Steakhouse and Skipper's Lounge. After a brief discussion, the motion to approve this grouping was also moved and seconded, resulting in another unanimous vote.
Finally, the council considered the microbrewery license for Windy Peaks Brewery and Steakhouse. A motion was made and seconded, leading to its approval without any dissent.
The meeting concluded with the council confirming the successful passage of all liquor license groupings, reflecting a supportive stance towards local businesses in Wheatland.
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