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Stone Park trustees review proposed alcohol-safety ordinance that would require scanners, metal detectors and registered security
Summary
Trustee Sylvia Terrazas presented Ordinance 25-10 to update alcohol and sanitation rules, proposing mandatory ID scanners, metal detectors at entrances and exits, and registration for hired security firms; Director of Public Safety Chris Pavini endorsed the changes. The ordinance was presented for Board consideration; no final vote is recorded in the minutes.
Trustee Sylvia Terrazas reviewed proposed Ordinance 25-10, which would amend Title XI, Chapter 111 (Alcoholic Beverages) and Section 111.06 (Sanitation and Safety) of the Village code to add new safety requirements for establishments and events that serve alcohol. The updates described in the meeting record include mandatory ID scanners, metal detectors at all entrances and exits, and a requirement that hired security companies be registered with the Village. Terrazas told the Board the amendments would exclude restaurants, gas stations and gaming cafes and that the ordinance was scheduled for Board consideration at this meeting.
Director of Public Safety Chris Pavini told trustees he “believes it is the most effective measure to deter undesirable activity and protect the community,” and said that if the Board approves the ordinance it would take effect within 30 days. Pavini also discussed operational impacts on law enforcement but the minutes do not record specific implementation steps or costs.
The minutes do not record a vote on Ordinance 25-10. The ordinance was presented to the Board for consideration and approval; any final action or formal adoption is not recorded in the published minutes for this meeting.
