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TD Men’s Wear owner Daniel outlines plan for members-only lounge with liquor license
Summary
Daniel, owner of TD Men’s Wear, told the Board of Trustees he plans a membership-driven social lounge connected to his store, will seek a liquor license, and answered board questions about hours, fire-safety entrances and membership tiers; the board expressed nonbinding support.
Daniel, the owner of TD Men’s Wear, presented a proposal to the Board of Trustees for a membership-driven social lounge to occupy a newly leased space next to his store. He told the board the venue would be a private, membership-based lounge rather than a public bar, and that he intends to apply for a liquor license. "It's a membership-driven social lounge," Daniel said, describing tiers of membership aimed at longtime customers as well as a younger 25–30 cohort.
Board members asked about practical details, including hours, age restrictions and safety. Daniel said he planned two exits to meet fire-safety requirements, with a private member entrance adjacent to his store's dressing room. He described a small retail component in front of the space and said memberships and payments would be processed as part of his business operations.
The Chair praised Daniel’s track record as a local business owner and emphasized that questions and comments from the meeting are a courtesy and not binding. No formal vote or staff recommendation on a liquor license or land-use change appears in the provided record.
If the business pursues a liquor license or any change in special-use status, it will be subject to the village’s licensing and land-use review processes, including any required public notice and staff review.
