•April 20, 2016•

Moultrie County Board members gave the green light to 6 a.m. liquor sales and granted land use changes for portable building manufacturing at the April 14 meeting.

Liquor commission chair David McCabe presented the 6 a.m. liquor sales proposal effective with the next license renewals, which was approved unanimously.

The combined Class J liquor license fee was limited to $1000 maximum; previously individual $750 fees were charged to same locations containing two liquor licenses.

Special event licenses were approved for “T-1” for wine for Vine LLC and Tuscan Hills Winery. The Hob Nob Back Forty Market at the Great Pumpkin Patch is the special event location May 20 and 21. All motions were approved.

Planning and zoning chair Todd Maxedon presented a variety of requests: Special mobile home use permit for Jason Stroud and variance to build 10 feet from west property line was granted.

Glen Chupp’s request to C-1 from A-1 for a bulk foods shop and portable building manufacturing location, and build variances were granted.

Wilmer Herschberger was granted to rezone to C-1 from A-1 for manufacturing portable buildings.     Login or Subscribe to read the rest of this story.