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Fox Lake council adopts ordinance setting minimum-use rules for alcohol licenses in 5–1 vote
Summary
The City of Fox Lake Common Council on March 4 adopted Ordinance 2026-1 (ordinance 314-14 K), establishing minimum license use requirements for alcohol licenses. The measure passed 5–1; Ald. Marcy Benz cast the lone opposing vote.
The City of Fox Lake Common Council adopted Ordinance 2026-1 at its March 4 meeting, creating ordinance 314-14 K to establish minimum license use requirements for alcohol licenses.
The motion to adopt the ordinance was made by Alderperson Dan Ault and seconded by Alderperson Peter Hartzheim. Voting in favor were Ault, Hartzheim, Joe Horetzki, Dennis Linke and Angela Thomas. Alderperson Marcy Benz voted no; the ordinance passed.
The minutes record the ordinance language as creating ordinance 314-14 K but do not include the full text of the requirements, effective dates, or enforcement provisions. The minutes likewise do not record a roll-call tally beyond naming those who voted for and against the motion.
According to the minutes, council action was final for this item during the March 4 meeting; the minutes do not specify next procedural steps or appeals.
