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Elmwood Park Board Approves Amendment to Alcohol-License Limits

President and Board of Trustees, Village of Elmwood Park · May 4, 2026
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Summary

The Village Board voted unanimously May 4 to approve an ordinance amending Section 4-4.6 of the municipal code, which governs limits on the number of alcoholic-beverage licenses. The motion was made by Trustee Eisa Estrada Volpe and seconded by Trustee Bina Conte; Trustee Angela J. Lollino was absent.

The Elmwood Park Village Board unanimously approved an ordinance amending Section 4-4.6 of the village code, which governs restrictions on the number of alcoholic-beverage licenses, at a special meeting May 4, 2026. Trustee Eisa Estrada Volpe moved "to approve An Ordinance Amending Section 4-4.6, of Entitled 'Restrictions on Number of Licenses,' of Chapter 4, Entitled 'Alcoholic Beverages,' of the Code of the Village of Elmwood Park," and Trustee Bina Conte seconded.

The motion carried on a roll-call vote with six ayes: Eisa Estrada Volpe, Jonathan L. Zivojnovic, Bina Conte, Alan T. Kaminski, Jeff Sargent and President Angela "Skip" Saviano. Trustee Angela J. Lollino was recorded as absent. The minutes state the ordinance was approved; no substantive debate, amendments, or public comments were recorded on this item during the special meeting.

The ordinance was described in the motion by section number and chapter title; the minutes do not specify the precise numerical change (for example, the previous or new cap on licenses) beyond the reference to Section 4-4.6. The board took the vote during the "New Business" portion of the special meeting, and no additional implementation steps or effective date were recorded in the minutes provided.

The meeting lasted roughly one minute from the call to order at 6:24 p.m. to adjournment at 6:25 p.m., and the minutes were signed by Village Clerk Gina Pesko.