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Greendale board approves annual liquor licenses, several special-event permits and one zoning appointment
Summary
The Village of Greendale board approved the 2026–27 list of liquor and arcade licenses, granted temporary/ special-event permits for multiple summer events, and confirmed an appointment to the Zoning Board of Appeals during its June meeting.
The Village of Greendale board approved a bundle of routine business items, including annual renewals of Class A/B/C liquor, beer and wine licenses and amusement-arcade device permits for July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027, several special-event permits for summer gatherings, and the appointment of Kelly Sejnowski to the Zoning Board of Appeals.
The clerk presented the annual license list and noted two new agents (for Ray & Dotts and Walmart) and one surrendered license from the prior year. A trustee moved to approve the list; the board approved it by roll call.
The board separately approved a temporary Class B fermented-malt-beverage and wine license for the Greendale Alliance Foundation to sell beer and wine at Family 4 Fest (July 1–4). The board also approved special-event permits for the 26th Greendale TwiNite All Star event (July 11–12), the Original GTO Club All Pontiac Show (Aug. 2), and the Greendale Summer Bash (Aug. 22). The TwiNite permit passed with a single recorded "No" vote; the other permits passed as recorded.
President Ziburowski moved through the packet items quickly and called for roll-call votes on each motion; the clerk read each trustee name and trustees recorded their votes in sequence. For the Zoning Board of Appeals appointment, the motion to appoint Kelly Sejnowski passed with a majority in favor and the president recorded as abstaining.
Board members discussed one ministerial question about the special-event-permit form: a trustee suggested adding a field to clarify whether a fee is required and whether payment has been received before the permit advances through staff review. Staff said the permit-processing practice is to invoice applicants and require payment before final PCC approval; in this case, staff recommended approval subject to receipt of any unpaid fee.
The meeting record shows the board approved the package of licenses and permits and confirmed the appointment; details of individual roll-call responses are recorded in the minutes.
