Pumpers & Mitchell's bar settles with Whitewater, agrees to two month suspension | Government

WHITEWATER
Four days before it was scheduled to go to trial with Whitewater's Alcohol Licensing Review Committee, Pumpers & Mitchell’s has a potential deal in place with the city to have its liquor license renewed for the next year but serve a two-month suspension in the fall.
The Whitewater Police Department asked the city to deny the bar’s request for a license renewal, but attorneys for all sides reached a settlement that includes a license suspension from Sept. 1 through and including Nov. 2—the start and middle of UW-Whitewater’s fall semester.
“I think I feel it is certainly warranted,” said James Allen, one of the committee’s three members. “I think a two-month suspension is probably light. But it’s going to take two months of business during the school year in hopes that it will get the owner’s attention.

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