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Urbana council approves additional class INC liquor license for Parkadia at North Broadway address
Summary
The Urbana City Council approved a resolution to increase the number of class INC liquor licenses to allow Champaign Urbana Adventures in Time and Space LLC (doing business as Parkadia) to hold a license for 302 North Broadway Ave., Suite 100, Urbana. The motion was moved by Council member Jaya and passed by roll call.
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The Urbana City Council voted to approve a resolution increasing the number of class INC liquor licenses to permit Champaign Urbana Adventures in Time and Space LLC, doing business as Parkadia, to obtain a license for 302 North Broadway Ave., Suite 100 in Urbana.
Council member Jaya, speaking on behalf of the Committee of the Whole, moved “for approval resolution number 20 20 five-twelve-ninety 4,” which the clerk read on the record as a resolution approving an increase in class INC licenses for the business named Parkadia. The motion was seconded (recorded as James) and carried after a roll-call vote recorded by the clerk.
According to the roll call recorded in the transcript, Council members who answered Yes were Wu, Evans, Colasetti (recorded in the transcript as “Cole said”), Wilkin and Quisenberry. The mayor declared, “That motion passes.” The transcript does not record any public comment opposing the measure during the meeting and contains no additional conditions attached to the approval.
The resolution as read on the record names the business as “Champaign Urbana Adventures in Time and Space LLC doing business as Parkadia” and lists the Urbana address 302 North Broadway Avenue, Suite 100. The resolution number was read aloud in the transcript in an unclear format (“20 20 five-twelve-ninety 4”); the city clerk’s official docket should be consulted for the exact numeric formatting and ordinance/resolution record.
The council had previously approved a set of minutes and briefly heard a council member recognition of a community holiday meal event. With no further business recorded, the mayor adjourned the meeting.
The council did not state an effective date for the license in the transcript; implementation steps and administrative approval by city licensing staff were not discussed on the record.

