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Hometown Glencoe LLC applies for B2 liquor license; board notified of application and code requirements
Summary
Staff announced an application from Hometown Glencoe LLC for a B2 liquor license and explained that changes to the number of licenses require board action under village code; the application is complete and will follow the village’s transfer and approval process.
The Glencoe village board was notified of an application from Hometown Glencoe LLC seeking a B2 liquor license.
A staff member read the relevant village code and said any change in the number of liquor licenses requires board action. "Section, 4 dash 13 of the Glen Cove Village code outlines a number and types of, liquor licenses authorized," the staff presenter stated while introducing the item; the transcript also referenced village code section 4-7 regarding transfer restrictions. Staff told the board the applicant submitted a full application and that the liquor commissioner has reviewed it and is available to answer questions.
Why it matters: Under village code, the board must act if the total number of licenses changes or if authorization is required to complete a transfer. The application includes a public-right-of-way license agreement and construction plans that will require coordination with water and sewer services and other permitting processes.
What happened: Staff introduced the application and invited questions. An applicant representative and staff discussed prior outreach, included photographs and a description of planned facilities, and noted that permits and utility coordination will be part of the next steps. No final board vote or license issuance was recorded in the transcript.
Next steps: Staff and the liquor commissioner will continue review and the board will take any required formal action on licensure or transfer once the review is complete.
