Maplewood officials are set to consider renewing a motion at the council meeting on Tuesday that would allow Craft Beer Cellar to operate in Maplewood. Also on the agenda is a motion to reject all bids for the proposed Maplewood Veteran’s Memorial due to high cost.
On the Maplewood City Council agenda for Tuesday:
- Consider a request by Ryan Reel of Tapped for a full and Sunday liquor license at 7278 Manchester Road. It’s where A Pizza Story closed in April. (Ryan and Lindsay Reel, of Richmond Heights, according to the application)
- A motion to renew consideration of a bill that would allow Craft Beer Cellar to operate in Maplewood. Councilman David Cerven made the request to bring it back. Later in the meeting — voting on the actual bill.
- A motion to reject all bids received on September 1, 2016 for the Veteran’s Memorial due to the high cost. Maplewood city manager: reject bids for veteran’s memorial — nowhere near budget
- A resolution for Maplewood to move forward with the development of a joint fire command for Maplewood, Brentwood, Richmond Heights, Rock Hill and Clayton.
- Request for a conditional use permit for Chris Rayburn of The Blue Duck to operate a restaurant at 7401 Manchester Road.
- Request for a conditional use permit for Little Caesars Pizza at 7325 Manchester Road.
Don – Ryan and Lindsay Reel, of Richmond Heights, made the application for the liquor license. Name of the establishment is ‘Tapped’ — no further info here. I hope they’re planning on using the pizza oven.
Hi Doug and Don,
The pizza oven is staying! We plan on incorporating many of their food recipes as well. More information to come on the concept of our business.
Ryan and Lindsay Reel
Tapped? I can’t find any information about this proposed business. Do you have any additional information about it?
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