Public Safety & Welfare Committee
Regular MeetingVerona, WI · June 8, 2020
Minutes
CITY OF VERONA
PUBLIC SAFETY AND WELFARE COMMITTEE
JUNE 8, 2020
VERONA CITY HALL
MINUTES
1. Call to order: Heather Reekie called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m.
2. Roll Call: Heather Reekie, Katie Kohl and Evan Touchett were present. Also present: City
Administrator Adam Sayre, Police Chief Bernie Coughlin and City Clerk Ellen Clark.
3. Approval of Minutes: Motion by Kohl, seconded by Touchett, to approve the minutes from
the May 26, 2020 Public Safety and Welfare Committee meeting. Motion carried 3-0.
4. Discussion and Possible Action Re: An application for a combination Reserve “Class B”
Intoxicating Liquor and Class “B” Fermented Malt Beverages license from Mr. Brews
Taphouse Verona, LLC, d/b/a Mr. Brews Taphouse, 611 Hometown Circle, Suite 104,
Verona, WI 53593, Ryan Swanson, Agent. Mr. Brews Taphouse, LLC currently carries Class
“B” Fermented Malt Beverage and Class “C” Wine licenses. If this application is approved,
the Class “C” Wine license will be replaced by a “Class B” Intoxicating Liquor license, which
will allow for the service of any intoxicating liquor, versus wine only. The current licenses
will be surrendered to the City before the new licenses will be issued.
Motion by Reekie, seconded by Touchett, to recommend to the Common Council to
approve a combination Reserve “Class B” Intoxicating Liquor and Class “B” Fermented Malt
Beverages license for Mr. Brews Taphouse Verona, LLC, d/b/a Mr. Brews Taphouse, 611
Hometown Circle, Suite 104, Verona, WI 53593, Ryan Swanson, Agent. Motion carried 3-0.
5. Discussion and Possible Action Re: A temporary premises description amendment for the
liquor license of Toot & Kate’s LLC, d/b/a Toot & Kate’s Wine Bar, 109 S. Main Street, to
include the front stoop area. Toot & Kate’s LLC has applied for a temporary premises
description amendment to include the business’s front stoop area. This will allow them to
serve more customers, while adhering to required social distancing guidelines.
Coughlin stated the business owners are requesting one table on the right and two tables
on the left side of the entrance to 109 S. Main Street, as well as a table on each side of the
front step on the sidewalk. In most cases we would require a gate and signage indicating
where alcohol consumption is permissible. In this case, signage is not necessary. The first
two tables would be on the right and the left of the entrance to the business. They are also
requesting a third table to the north in front of the window or 107 S. Main Street. The
owner of 107 S. Main Street provided permission for them to place a tablethere. The
issue is that the service of alcohol must be viewed and monitored. This area cannot be seen
from inside the wine bar. If the bartender would have to be diligent watching the table. Just
north of that table, there should be some separation so people cannot enter from the 107
S. Main business or stoop. Two tables are also being requested below the stoop. If these
tables are placed in the terrace, they will be right next to the street. If they are placed on
the sidewalk, the sidewalk will be obstructed, forcing walkers to walk in the terrace. He
does not recommend approval of the third table to the north on the stoop, or the tables on
the sidewalk, though the third table on the stoop is possible, with modifications.
Touchett stated he is not in favor of tables on the sidewalk. He would be in favor of three
tables on the stoop.
Coughlin replied the two or three tables on the stoop are a reasonable compromise. In
addition, traffic noise gets sandwiched between the buildings, and makes it hard to have a
conversation. We do want to work with them as much as possible, considering the COVID
situation.
Kohl asked if they could have some tables on the sidewalk later in the day when there is less
traffic.
Coughlin replied we need to be fair and consistent, with some guidelines that can be
utilized for all businesses asking for premises amendments. If people are forced to walk on
the terrace, there could be problems.
Kohl stated you could not get around there with a stroller or a wheelchair.
Reekie asked if they could use the alley to the south of the building.
Sayre replied the owner of the alley will not allow it.
Touchett does not think the sidewalk should be blocked in any way. He would like to use
the stoop area, and allow three tables.
Kohl stated forcing people to walk on the terrace is not ADA compliant, and the terrace is
very close to the road.
Touchett asked Coughlin if he would be comfortable with four tables on the stoop.
Coughlin replied it would be preferable to using the sidewalk and the terrace. The challenge
it creates is you would have a table north of the 107 S. Main business door, and the
bartender cannot view that area for service, so they will not know who is consuming alcohol
at that spot. Perhaps that could be done for a limited time only.
Touchett would like to give them until October 1st, as was used for the Hop Haus. This is
probably not an avenue for underage people to obtain drinks.
Kohl stated the clientele there would be unlikely to be passing drinks to underage people.
She would like to see four tables on the stoop until October 1 st.
Motion by Touchett, seconded by Kohl, to recommend to the Common Council to approve
a temporary premises description amendment for the liquor license of Toot & Kate’s LLC,
109 S. Main Street, to include the front stoop area only, with four tables for seating,
restricted to 107 and 109 S. Main Street, until October 1, 2020. Motion carried 3-0.
6. Discussion and Possible Action Re: An amplification permit application from Hop Haus
Brewing Company, LLC, 231 S. Main Street. Hop Haus Brewing Company, LLC is requesting
an amplification permit to allow live music in the parking lot area of their premises, from
6 p.m. – 9 p.m. They anticipate this will take place two nights per week.
Coughlin has no concerns with the request.
Sara Hoechst asked permission to move the bands from the north side of the parking lot to
the south side of the lot.
There were no concerns with her request.
Hoechst stated there will probably be bands only one night a week, as well as trivia on
Tuesdays from 7-9 p.m.
Motion by Kohl, seconded by Touchett , to approve an amplification permit application
from Hop Haus Brewing Company, LLC, 231 S. Main Street. Motion carried 3-0.
7. Discussion and Possible Action Re: Approval of alcohol license applications for the
2020-2021 licensing period. Thirty-two applications for 2020-2021 retail alcohol license
renewals were received by the City Clerk. Premises inspections by the building inspection
and fire departments are ongoing, as they were delayed by COVID-19 restrictions. Approval
of the applications will be contingent upon completion of building and fire inspections. A list
of applicants is included in the Committee packet. Of those, the following has an unpaid
invoice from the City for Police Department special event services in 2019:
n+1 Coffee and Beer Bar, 507 Bruce Street
The alcohol license application for this applicant cannot be approved until the delinquent
invoice has been paid in full. Motion by Reekie, seconded by Touchett , to recommend to
the Common Council to approve alcohol license applications for the 2020-2021 licensing
period, as presented by the City Clerk, contingent upon completion of building and fire
inspections, and with the exception of n+1 Coffee and Beer Bar, 507 Bruce Street. Motion
carried 3-0.
Motion by Reekie, seconded by Touchett, to recommend to the Common Council to
approve the alcohol license for n+1 Coffee and Beer Bar, 507 Bruce Street, contingent upon
completion of building and fire inspections, and payment in full of unpaid invoices to the
City. Motion carried 3-0.
8. Discussion and Possible Action Re: Approval of cigarette and tobacco products retail license
applications for the 2020-2021 licensing period. Eight applications for 2020-2021 cigarette
and tobacco products retail licenses were received by the City Clerk. The list of applicants is
included in the Committee packet. Motion by Reekie, seconded by Kohl, to recommend to
the Common Council to approve cigarette and tobacco products retail license applications
for the 2020-2021 licensing period as presented by the City Clerk. Motion carried 3-0.
9. Discussion and Possible Action Re: Speed limit on Locust Drive.
In February, 2020 Mayor Diaz and Common Council members received an email from some
residents of Scenic Ridge and Cathedral Point regarding the speed limit on Locust Drive in
those neighborhoods; particularly the intersections at Scenic Ridge Drive and Locust Drive,
and Prairie Heights Drive and Locust Drive. They requested that the speed limit be lowered
from 35 mph to 25 mph along this stretch of Locust Drive, as they believe drivers are
exceeding the 35 mph speed limit, causing a safety issue. In response, Staff conducted a
traffic study using a speed trailer on Locust Drive south of Highway 18/151 in May, 2020.
Staff will share the study with the Committee and provide a recommendation.
Chief Coughlin explained the data does not support a change in the speed limit in this area.
Traffic studies were conducted from May 8th – May 12th. One was done with the display on,
and another with the display off. The timing of the studies may not be ideal because of the
pandemic. During this time frame, with the display on, 4,600 vehicles were monitored. Of
those, 85% were traveling below 32 mph. Eight were traveling at speeds over 55 mph.
These results are well within the range of tolerance. 5,200 vehicles were monitored with
the display off. Of those, speed went down by one mile per hour, and only one drove over
55 mph. These numbers do not support a reduction in the speed limit, but that is the
committee’s decision to make. In addition, the stretch of Locust south of Main Street and as
far south of the bridge is more commercial, and a wider road. That section supports a 35
mph speed limit. In the residential area where the complaint was received, the road is
narrower, and there is more pedestrian traffic. It can be difficult to cross from east to west.
Nicole Osten joined the meeting. She agrees the timing of the study may be a factor, as she
is seeing fewer cars. The neighborhood would like to see the limit lowered . A rapid
rectangular flashing beacon may be a good solution, as well. She asked what the speed limit
is on Cross Country Road.
Coughlin replied Cross Country is the only 30 mph exception in the City. That was arrived at
years ago. There have been no increased accident rates or safety issues because of the
speed limit there. All other residential areas are 25 mph. Locust had always been seen as an
extension of other roads; it is wider, and is in more of a commercial or industrial area. With
the development of Scenic Ridge and Cathedral Point, reducing the speed limit is becoming
more justified. If the Committee is considering reducing the speed limit, it should be
reduced for the length of Locust from S. Main Street, south to the City limits to keep it
consistent.
Motion by Reekie, seconded by Kohl, to table this item until more information is available or
another speed study can be done. Motion 3-0
10. Adjournment: Motion by Reekie, seconded by Kohl, to adjourn at 7:00 p.m. Motion
carried 3-0.
Ellen Clark, City Clerk
Agenda
City Of Verona
PUBLIC SAFETY AND WELFARE COMMITTEE
MONDAY, JUNE 8, 2020 AT 6:00 P.M.
AGENDA
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Verona Public Safety and Welfare Committee will
hold its meeting as a virtual meeting. The Public Safety and Welfare Committee will not
meet at City Hall, 111 Lincoln Street. Members of the Public Safety and Welfare
Committee and Staff will join the meeting by using Zoom Webinar, as described
immediately below.
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the City at (608) 848-9941 or adam.sayre@ci.verona.wi.us.
1. Call to order
2. Roll Call
3. Approval of Minutes from the May 26, 2020 Public Safety and Welfare Committee
meeting
4. Discussion and Possible Action Re: An application for a combination Reserve “Class B”
Intoxicating Liquor and Class “B” Fermented Malt Beverages license from Mr. Brews
Taphouse Verona, LLC, d/b/a Mr. Brews Taphouse, 611 Hometown Circle, Suite 104,
Verona, WI 53593, Ryan Swanson, Agent
5. Discussion and Possible Action Re: A temporary premises description amendment for
the liquor license of Toot & Kate’s LLC, d/b/a Toot & Kate’s Wine Bar, 109 S. Main
Street, to include the front stoop area
6. Discussion and Possible Action Re: An amplification permit application from Hop Haus
Brewing Company, LLC, 231 S. Main Street
7. Discussion and Possible Action Re: Approval of alcohol licenses for the 2020-2021
licensing period
8. Discussion and Possible Action Re: Approval of cigarette and tobacco products retail
license applications for the 2020-2021 licensing period
9. Discussion and Possible Action Re: Speed limit on Locust Drive
10. Adjournment
Heather Reekie, Chairperson
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CITY OF VERONA
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MAY 26, 2020
VERONA CITY HALL
MINUTES
1. Call to order: Heather Reekie called the meeting to order at 6:05 p.m.
2. Roll Call: Heather Reekie, Katie Kohl and Evan Touchett were present. Also present: Police
Chief Bernie Coughlin, Sergeant Jesse Christensen, and City Clerk Ellen Clark.
3. Approval of Minutes: Motion by Touchett, seconded by Kohl, to approve the minutes from
the March 9, 2020 Public Safety and Welfare Committee meeting. Motion carried 3-0.
4. Discussion and Possible Action Re: A Special Event Permit application from Lucas Molloy,
Race Day Events, for the Wisconsin Triterium Triathlon on August 8, 2020 from
4:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. This event has been held at Firemen’s Park for several years. The swim
portion will take place at Fireman’s Park with lifeguards on site, in the water. After the
swim, athletes will transition to the bike portion, which leaves out of Fireman’s Park and
goes south on HWY 69/Paoli St. The bicyclists will also return to Fireman’s Park from the
south HWY 69/Paoli St and onto Bruce St. and transition to the run course. The runners will
leave Fireman’s and proceed down Bruce St. to Locust Dr., north on Locust Dr. to Main St.,
north on Main St. to Paoli St., south on Paoli St. to Nine Mound Rd., west on Nine Mound
Rd. to the Military Ridge bike trail, out for a period on the bike trail, then back to Nine
Mound Rd., back to Paoli St. and south on Paoli St. to Bruce St. and then to the park for the
finish. There will be a full closure on HWY 69/Paoli St between Nine Mound Rd. and the
USH 151 overpass. There will also be a full closure on Bruce St. from Paoli St and Investment
Court with the exception of a controlled lane allowing access to the Rocket Bicycle
Studio/SBR Endurance Performance Center accessible from Locust Dr. Business/Resident
notification letters will be sent/delivered to notify those impacted. Officers will be
positioned at Bruce St. and Investment Ct., Bruce St. at Paoli St., and Nine Mound Rd at
Paoli St. Barricades will be provided by RaceDay events. Detour routes will be posted by
RaceDay events.
Christensen stated approval of this event should be contingent upon approval from the
Dane County Sheriff’s Department to use portions of CTH 69, approval from the
Department of Transportation to shut down a portion of the USH 151 overpass, and
approval from the Department of Natural Resources Dane County to use the Military Ridge
bike trail. If the permits have not been issued by the August 8, 2020 event date, the event
will not be held.
Touchett asked if participants would be practicing Dane County’s COVID-19 social distancing
guidelines.
Christensen replied participants will have to follow any rules in place from the Dane County
Department of Health at that time.
Motion by Reekie, seconded by Touchett, to approve a Special Event Permit for the
Wisconsin Triterium Triathlon on Saturday, August 8, 2020 from 4:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.,
contingent on approval from the Dane County Sheriff’s Department, the Department of
Transportation, and the Department of Natural Resources, as well as direction for
participants to use social distancing guidelines in place at that time. Motion carried 3-0.
5. Discussion and Possible Action Re: A temporary premises description amendment for the
liquor license of the Hop Haus Brewing Company, LLC, 231 S. Main Street, to include the
front parking lot. Motion by Reekie, seconded by Kohl, to recommend to the Common
Council to approve a temporary premises description amendment for the liquor license of
the Hop Haus Brewing Company, LLC, 231 S. Main Street, to include the front parking lot.
Touchett clarified that this is for added space, not for a specific event. The purpose of the
amendment is to include additional space for social distancing.
Reekie stated she is glad they are being proactive with this.
Coughlin stated approval of this amendment should be contingent upon closing of the
outdoor area at 10 p.m., versus 11 p.m., as requested on the application. The entry and exit
in the outdoor area line up with the current entrance and exit points, so people can carry
alcohol from inside to outside. Signage at each entrance and exit location will indicate that
alcohol must remain inside the fenced in area at all times. The expiration date of the
temporary premises permit is October 1, 2020. There are no reservations from Police
Department Staff.
Reekie amended her motion to include the contingency that the outdoor area close at
10 p,m. Kohl agreed to the amendment to the motion. Motion carried 3-0.
6. Adjournment: Motion by Touchett, seconded by Kohl, to adjourn at 6:23 p.m. Motion
carried 3-0.
Ellen Clark, City Clerk
PUBLIC SAFETY & WELFARE COMMITTEE - 2020-06-08
4. Discussion and Possible Action Re: An application for a combination Reserve “Class B”
Intoxicating Liquor and Class “B” Fermented Malt Beverages license from Mr. Brews
Taphouse Verona, LLC, d/b/a Mr. Brews Taphouse, 611 Hometown Circle, Suite 104,
Verona, WI 53593, Ryan Swanson, Agent.
Mr. Brews Taphouse, LLC currently carries Class “B” Fermented Malt Beverage and Class “C”
Wine licenses. If this application is approved, the Class “C” Wine license will be replaced by
a “Class B” Intoxicating Liquor license, which will allow for the service of any intoxicating
liquor (vs. wine only). The current licenses will be surrendered to the City before the new
licenses will be issued.
Motion: To recommend to the Common Council to approve a combination Reserve “Class B”
Intoxicating Liquor and Class “B” Fermented Malt Beverages license for Mr. Brews Taphouse
Verona, LLC, d/b/a Mr. Brews Taphouse, 611 Hometown Circle, Suite 104, Verona, WI 53593,
Ryan Swanson, Agent.
5. Discussion and Possible Action Re: A temporary premises description amendment for the
liquor license of Toot & Kate’s LLC, d/b/a Toot & Kate’s Wine Bar, 109 S. Main Street, to
include the front stoop area.
Toot & Kate’s LLC has applied for a temporary premises description amendment to include
the business’s front stoop area. This will allow them to serve more customers, while
adhering to required social distancing guidelines.
Motion: To recommend to the Common Council to approve a temporary premises
description amendment for the liquor license of Toot & Kate’s LLC, 109 S. Main Street, to
include the front stoop area.
6. Discussion and Possible Action Re: An amplification permit application from Hop Haus
Brewing Company, LLC, 231 S. Main Street
Hop Haus Brewing Company, LLC is requesting an amplification permit to allow live music in
the parking lot area of their premises, from 6 p.m. – 9 p.m. They anticipate this will take
place two nights per week.
Motion: To approve an amplification permit application from Hop Haus Brewing
Company, LLC, 231 S. Main Street, with any contingencies.
7. Discussion and Possible Action Re: Approval of alcohol license applications for the 2020-
2021 licensing period.
Thirty-two applications for 2020-2021 retail alcohol license renewals were received by the
City Clerk. Premises inspections by the building inspection and fire departments are
ongoing, as they were delayed by COVID-19 restrictions. Approval of the applications will be
contingent upon completion of building and fire inspections. A list of applicants is included
in the Committee packet. Of those, the following has an unpaid invoice from the City for
Police Department special event services in 2019:
n+1 Coffee and Beer Bar, 507 Bruce Street
The alcohol license application for this applicant cannot be approved until the delinquent
invoice has been paid in full.
Motion 1: To recommend to the Common Council to approve alcohol license applications for
the 2020-2021 licensing period, as presented by the City Clerk, contingent upon completion
of building and fire inspections, and with the exception of n+1 Coffee and Beer Bar, 507
Bruce Street.
Motion 2: To recommend to the Common Council to approve the alcohol license for n+1
Coffee and Beer Bar, 507 Bruce Street, contingent upon completion of building and fire
inspections, and payment in full of unpaid invoices to the City.
8. Discussion and Possible Action Re: Approval of cigarette and tobacco products retail
license applications for the 2020-2021 licensing period.
Eight applications for 2020-2021 cigarette and tobacco products retail licenses were
received by the City Clerk. The list of applicants is included in the Committee packet.
Motion: To recommend to the Common Council to approve cigarette and tobacco products
retail license applications for the 2020-2021 licensing period as presented by the City Clerk.
9. Discussion and Possible Action Re: Speed limit on Locust Drive
In February, 2020 Mayor Diaz and Common Council members received an email from some
residents of Scenic Ridge and Cathedral Point regarding the speed limit on Locust Drive in
those neighborhoods; particularly the intersections at Scenic Ridge Drive and Locust Drive,
and Prairie Heights Drive and Locust Drive. They requested that the speed limit be lowered
from 35 mph to 25 mph along this stretch of Locust Drive, as they believe drivers are
exceeding the 35 mph speed limit, causing a safety issue. In response, Staff conducted a
traffic study using a speed trailer on Locust Drive south of Highway 18/151 in May, 2020.
Staff will share the study with the Committee and provide a recommendation.
-----Original Message-----
From: Rebecca Lindberg [mailto:rklindberg78@yahoo.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 4, 2020 5:41 PM
To: Adam Sayre
Subject: Toot & Kates
Dear Adam ,
I am a tenant directly to the left of Toot & Kates. I approve tables to be put on and in front of her store
for her clients, slightly impeding my right window.
I’m agreeing based on the fact her customers will be respectful and courteous to surrounding patrons. If
this becomes an issue I will address with Megan first to resolve. I don’t foresee her customers being
disruptive to my business or others in the building since it hasn’t happened thus far.
Please consider this option for her, her customers and the success of her business.
Sincerely,
Rebecca Lindberg
CITY OF VERONA
AMPLIFICATION DEVICE PERMIT APPLICATION
Please answer the following questions.
Name of Business or Event:
Hop Haus Brewing Company
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Email Address:
sara@hophausbrewing.com
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Hours during which amplification will be used:
6
From _____ : 00 9
_____ a.m./p.m. to _____ : 00
_____ a.m./p.m.
Requested duration of the permit (e.g. May-Oct)
June 2020 through September 2020
_____________________________________________________________________________________
What type of music will be playing?
Live Band Mostly Bluegrass, nothing too big like what WBC has
Recorded Music
Acoustic
Other:
_________________________________________________________________________
Type of amplification:
Bands generally have 1-2 speakers they provide
____________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Please attach a sketch of the outdoor area indicating where music will be located/played.
Applicant Signature
_________________________________________________________ 6/4/2020
___________________
Signature Date
City of Verona Liquor License List 2020
“CLASS A” RETAIL LIQUOR AND MALT BEVERAGES LICENSE
Casey’s Marketing Company d/b/a Casey’s General Store #3586, Heidi Marcyes, Agent, for
Casey’s General Store #3586, 103 Prairie Oaks Drive
KGN Acquisitions, LLC, d/b/a Verona Wine Cellar, Richard E. Dearworth, Agent, for
Verona Wine Cellar, 1015 N. Edge Trail
Kwik Trip, Inc., d/b/a Kwik Trip #456, Jim M. Thomson, Agent, for Kwik Trip #456,
2145 County Road PB
Kwik Trip, Inc., d/b/a Kwik Trip #837, Tracy L. Alvey, Agent, for Kwik Trip #837,
400 E. Verona Avenue
Miller and Sons, Inc., d/b/a Miller and Sons Supermarket, Carlton Miller, Agent, for Miller and
Sons Supermarket, 210 S. Main Street
Schultz Vending, LLC, d/b/a Schultz Vending, Chris J. Schultz, Agent, for Schultz Vending, LLC,
535 Half Mile Road
Skogens Foodliner, Inc, d/b/a Festival Foods, Jeff L. Brasel, Agent, for Festival Foods,
660 Hometown Circle
Tommaso Vincenzo, LLC, d/b/a Vincenzo Citgo, Courtney C. Weis, Agent, for Vincenzo Citgo,
991 Kimball Lane
Verona Mart, Inc., d/b/a Verona Mobil, Ijaz Afridi, Agent, for Verona Mobil,
101 E. Verona Avenue
Walgreen Company d/b/a Walgreens #01159, Tim Y. Kjol, Agent, for Walgreens #01159,
104 N. Main Street
CLASS “B” RETAIL FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGES LICENSE
Hop Haus Brewing Company, LLC, Philipp S. Hoechst, Agent, Agent for Hop Haus Brewing
Company, LLC, 231 S. Main Street
Fisher King Winery, LLC, d/b/a Fisher King Winery, Alwyn W. Fitzgerald, Agent, for Fisher King
Winery, 1105 Laser Street
Garlic Mouth, LLC, d/b/a Jordandal Cookhouse, Louis J. Lettenmaier, Agent, for Jordandal
Cookhouse, 600 W. Verona Avenue, Suites 5 & 6
Knit and Sip The Sows Ear Verona LLC, d/b/a Knit and Sip The Sows Ear LLC, Jenifer Davis,
Agent, for Knit and Sip The Sows Ear, 125 S. Main Street
M & K Kubly, d/b/a Tuvalu Coffeehouse & Gallery, Michelle L. Kubly, Agent, for Tuvalu
Coffeehouse & Gallery, 300 S. Main Street
n+1 Coffee and Beer Bar, LLC, d/b/a n+1 Coffee and Beer Bar, Jessica L. Laufenberg, Agent, for
n+1 Coffee and Beer Bar, 507 Bruce Street
“CLASS B” COMBINATION FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE & RESERVE INTOXICATING LIQUOR LICENSE
GRG Management LLC, d/b/a Monk’s Bar & Grill, Greg Hedrich, Agent, for Monk’s Bar & Grill,
1050 North Edge Trail
JayBen and Management, LLC, d/b/a Boulder Brewpub, Jon B. Novick, Agent, for Boulder
Brewpub, 950 Kimball Lane
Liberty Business Park Hospitality, LLC, d/b/a Bar & Restaurant at the Hyatt Place Hotel, David
Reinke, Agent, for Bar & Restaurant at the Hyatt Place, 846 Liberty Drive
LBO, Inc., d/b/a 5th Quarter Sports Bar, Leann Butts, Agent, for 5th Quarter Sports Bar,
161 Horizon Drive Ste. 110
Madison Epicureans, LLC, d/b/a Pasquals Cantina, Seth D. Wilson, Agent, for Pasquals Cantina,
100 Cross Country Road
MIRK, LLC, d/b/a Drafthouse Bar & Restaurant, Chad R. Geissler, Agent, for Drafthouse Bar &
Restaurant, 1010 Enterprise Drive
Mr. Brews Taphouse Verona, LLC, Ryan P. Swanson, Agent, for Mr. Brews Taphouse,
611 Hometown Circle, #104
Reel Cue, LLC, d/b/a North and South Seafood & Smokehouse, Keith M. Stoesz, Agent, for
North and South Seafood & Smokehouse, 958 Liberty Drive Ste. 101
Sugar River Pizza Company – Verona, LLC, d/b/a Sugar River Pizza Company, Sarah Thomas,
Agent, for Sugar River Pizza Company, 957 Liberty Drive
Toot & Kate’s LLC, d/b/a Toot & Kate’s Wine Bar, Ryan T. Biechler, Agent, for Toot & Kate’s
Wine Bar,109 S. Main Street
“CLASS B” COMBINATION FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGES & INTOXICATING LIQUOR LICENSE
American Legion Mason-Lindsay Post 385, Richard Zurbuchen, Agent, for American Legion
Mason-Lindsay Post 385, 207 Legion Street
Avanti Italian Restaurant, LLC, d/b/a Avanti Italian Restaurant, Vito Cerniglia, Agent, for Avanti
Italian Restaurant, 119 S. Main Street
It’s Time Grill and Pub, LLC, d/b/a It’s Time Grill and Pub, Tim McRoberts, Agent, for It’s Time
Grill and Pub, 608A W. Verona Avenue
JPM Investments, LLC, d/b/a Dok’s Klassik Tavern, Bruce J. Meier, Agent, for Dok’s Klassik
Tavern, 410 W. Verona Avenue
Tavern and Bar, LLC, d/b/a Cahoots, Kurt Jurewicz, Agent, for Cahoots, 102 Railroad Street
The Heights of Verona, LLC, d/b/a The Heights, Chadwick A. Leppien, Agent, for The Heights,
411 Prairie Heights Drive
“CLASS C” WINE LICENSE
Hop Haus Brewing Company, LLC, Philipp S. Hoechst, Agent, Agent for Hop Haus Brewing
Company, LLC, 231 S. Main Street
Garlic Mouth, LLC d/b/a Jordandal Cookhouse, Louis J. Lettenmaier, Agent, for Jordandal
Cookhouse, 600 W. Verona Avenue, Suites 5 & 6
Knit and Sip The Sows Ear Verona LLC, d/b/a Knit and Sip The Sows Ear LLC, Jenifer Davis,
Agent, for Knit and Sip The Sows Ear, 125 S. Main Street
M & K Kubly, d/b/a Tuvalu Coffeehouse & Gallery, Michelle L. Kubly, Agent, for Tuvalu
Coffeehouse & Gallery, 300 S. Main Street
“CLASS B” WINERY LICENSE
Fisher King Winery, LLC, d/b/a Fisher King Winery, Alwyn W. Fitzgerald, Agent, for Fisher King
Winery, 1105 Laser Street
CITY OF VERONA
APPLICANTS FOR CIGARETTE LICENSE
Date: June 8, 2020
APPLICANT’S NAME & ADDRESS
Casey's Marketing Company DBA - Casey's General Store #3586
103 Prairie Oaks Dr
Verona, WI 53593
KGN Acquisitions, LLC DBA - Verona Wine Cellar
1015 North Edge Trail
Verona, WI 53593
Kwik Trip #837
400 E Verona Ave
Verona, WI 53593
Kwik Trip #456
2145 County Rd PB
Verona, WI 53593
Miller & Sons, Inc.
210 S Main St
Verona, WI 53593
Tommaso Vincenzo, LLC DBA - Vincenzo Citgo
991 Kimball Ln
Verona, WI 53593
Verona Mart, Inc. DBA - Verona Mobile Mart
101 E Verona Ave
Verona, WI 53593
Walgreen Co.
104 N Main St
Verona, WI 53593
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