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Board approves liquor and video-gaming licenses for Taco D'Ale Cantina at 123 W. Washington
Summary
The board approved amendments to village code to add a Class A2 liquor license and increase Class A2 video gaming licenses for TD Cantina Corporation (Taco D'Ale Cantina) at 123 West Washington Street.
The Village Board on Aug. 4 approved an ordinance to increase Class A2 liquor licenses and an ordinance to increase Class A2 video-gaming licenses for TD Cantina Corporation, doing business as Taco D'Ale Cantina, at 123 West Washington Street.
Tina (staff) summarized that a Class A2 liquor license permits on-premises alcohol sales without a food-revenue requirement. She added that under village code the gaming license becomes active only after the business has operated for six months from its opening date; the six-month period is measured from the day the business opens.
Trustees asked procedural questions about the six-month activation period; Tina confirmed that the clock begins the day the business opens and that the license-holder would have the six months to prepare gaming terminals for activation. The liquor-license ordinance passed on a roll call with unanimous support (President Kauffman: yes; Trustee Koenig: yes; Trustee Hughes: yes; Trustee McCarthy Lang: yes; Trustee Torres: yes). The video-gaming license ordinance also passed; roll-call votes recorded Trustee Torres as opposed while other trustees and the president voted yes (President Kauffman: yes; Trustee Koenig: yes; Trustee Hughes: yes; Trustee McCarthy Lang: yes; Trustee Torres: no).
Ending Both ordinances passed, allowing TD Cantina Corporation to operate under the new Class A2 liquor license and to hold a Class A2 video-gaming license that becomes operational six months after the restaurant opens.
