Village OKs temporary mobile food license for CC Sprinkles with conditions

The Village Board on a 5-0 vote adopted Resolution 2025-017 to authorize a temporary mobile food facility license for CC Sprinkles to operate an ice-cream bicycle in the Seasons Ridge subdivision this summer.

Director Ed. presented the staff recommendation and explained that CC Sprinkles’ proposed operation does not clearly fit the village’s Unified Development Ordinance definition of a mobile food facility, so the board was asked to add the vendor to the village’s authorized list for this year with specific conditions. Director Ed. said the proposed license would be issued to the business owner specifically, limit operations to Thursday nights only in the Seasons Ridge subdivision, run through Labor Day, and require the vendor to provide appropriate insurance.

The vendor, identified in the transcript as Miss Monopart, told trustees she had no specific hours but suggested an early-evening run — "one lap through the neighborhood" — and said she preferred a single weekly night to avoid becoming a nuisance. Trustee discussion confirmed that the vendor must obtain a Kendall County health department license to operate in Seasons Ridge. Trustee Dyer moved approval; Trustee Brzoska seconded; the roll call recorded a unanimous 5-0 vote in favor.

The adopted resolution allows CC Sprinkles to operate under the specified time window and conditions for the 2025 season. The transcript records that exact hours of operation were not specified in the resolution and could be added administratively; the health-department licensing requirement (Kendall County) was clearly stated in the discussion.