Wauconda village board approves Class A liquor license for 122 South Main Street tavern

The Wauconda Village Board on Jan. 13 approved a Class A liquor license for a tavern proposed at 122 South Main Street, the space that formerly housed Bulldogs, the board said at a special meeting that opened at 4:00 p.m.

Clerk stated, "The applicant has requested a liquor license, a class A liquor license for a bar and tavern restaurant in that space," and noted that the village code limits the number of authorized liquor licenses and that creating a new license requires board action. The Chair asked for questions; none were raised.

After a motion to consider the license under New Business was made and seconded, the Clerk conducted a roll-call vote. The trustees present voted in favor and the Chair said, "Motion does carry." Trustees present who voted yes were recorded in the meeting as Trustee Howe, Trustee Shaw, Trustee Stein and Trustee Brown; Trustees Strauss and Gary were recorded as absent earlier in the roll call.

There were no further questions or public comments. The board then moved to adjourn; the trustees present voted in favor and the Chair noted the meeting adjourned at about 4:02 p.m.

The meeting record does not specify the applicant's name, details of any conditions attached to the license, or any required follow-up steps by village staff; those items were not stated in the transcript.