LEWISVILLE â The Lewisville Town Council unanimously approved a request Thursday to annex a nearly 32-acre tract that encompasses the Old Nick Williams Distillery and its bar at 2675 Williams Road.
The council voted 4-0 to approve the voluntary annexation of the tract. Nearly 50 people attended the meeting.
Council members Jeanne Marie Foster, Jane Welch, Melissa Hunt and Fred Franklin all voted for the measure, which will allow the distilleryâs Busted Barrel Cocktail Bar to serve mixed drinks to its patrons.
Council members Ken Sadler and David Smitherman as well as Mayor Mike Horn didnât attend the councilâs meeting about the annexation.
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Ronni Cade wins out against opponent Penny Mallet in the Lewisville City Council Place 3 race in the final vote tally. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Ronni Cade wins out against opponent Penny Mallet in the Lewisville City Council Place 3 race in the final vote tally. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
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Why are you running to represent Lewisville residents on the City Council?
RC: Lewisville, like most of Texas, is experiencing unprecedented growth and will need strong, experienced leaders who are familiar with working with our staff and other elected officials to determine the best strategy that works for the city. I have a 28-year history of serving the city of Lewisville and will be able to continue moving forward without losing the past and the traditions that makes Lewisville, Lewisville.
What will you bring to this office in terms of your qualifications or perspective?
RC: I have been a resident for well over 50 years. I am a public servant and citizen advocate that Lewisville can count on with years of experience and proven leadership, having served Lewisville the past 28-plus years on a civic, community and personal level. As a former Lewisville City Council person, my experience gives me the ability to rely on past knowledge and insight that makes it possible for me to m