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Council approves beer-and-wine license for Mexican restaurant after debate over corridor policy
Summary
The council voted to increase an R&T-2 beer-and-wine liquor license for a Mexican restaurant despite objections from one councilor who said alcohol sales conflict with corridor development and violence-prevention aims; the resolution passed with one no vote.
The Urbana City Council voted March 23 to increase the number of R&T‑2 liquor licenses (beer and wine for on‑premise consumption) for a Mexican restaurant at the address listed in the packet.
Council member Evans moved Resolution 2026‑03‑012R, which the council discussed in detail. Council member Jones said he would vote no because he believes package or…
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