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Hinsdale board approves $2.7 million in payments and new restaurant liquor license
Summary
During its July 15 meeting the Hinsdale Village Board approved accounts payable totaling $2,695,266.86 and moved multiple consent items, including new liquor licensing for Hinsdale Prime Steak, through final votes. The board approved payment lists by roll call and combined consent items b through g without separate discussion.
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HINSDALE, Ill. — The Hinsdale Village Board on July 15 approved accounts payable totaling $2,695,266.86 and carried multiple consent‑agenda items, including a newly created liquor license classification and a license issuance for a local restaurant.
Trustees reviewed the accounts payable list for the period June 11 through July 15 and approved payment by roll call. The board then moved to combine consent items b through g and approved them without separate discussion.
At second reading the board also approved an ordinance creating a new Class B‑6 liquor license category that allows alcohol sales during breakfast, lunch and dinner service, and approved issuance of a Class B‑6 and a B‑3 license to Hinsdale Prime Steak. Those items were considered together and approved by roll call.
No trustee requested that any consent item be removed for separate consideration. The consent agenda motion and the roll call votes were recorded in the meeting minutes.

