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Elmwood Park trustees approve ordinance amending local alcohol-license limits

President and Board of Trustees, Village of Elmwood Park · January 5, 2026
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Summary

At a Jan. 5 special meeting, the Elmwood Park Board of Trustees unanimously adopted an ordinance amending Section 4-4.6 of the village code on restrictions for the number of alcoholic beverage licenses; Trustee Jonathan L. Zivojnovic made the motion and Trustee Elsa Estrada-Volpe seconded. Trustee Angelo Lollino was recorded absent.

The Village of Elmwood Park’s President and Board of Trustees adopted an ordinance on Jan. 5 amending Section 4-4.6 of the village code, which governs restrictions on the number of alcoholic beverage licenses.

Trustee Jonathan L. Zivojnovic moved to approve “An Ordinance Amending Section 4-4.6, Entitled 'Restrictions on Number of Licenses,' of Chapter 4, Entitled 'Alcoholic Beverages,' of the Code of the Village of Elmwood Park.” Trustee Elsa Estrada-Volpe seconded the motion. The roll call vote was recorded as: Elsa Estrada-Volpe — Aye; Jonathan L. Zivojnovic — Aye; Bina Conte — Aye; Alan T. Kaminski — Aye; Jeff Sargent — Aye; President Angelo "Skip" Saviano — Aye. No trustees voted nay. Trustee Angelo Lollino was recorded as absent. The motion carried and the ordinance was adopted.

The minutes for the special meeting do not include the ordinance’s full text or a staff presentation describing the change, so the exact revisions to numeric limits or licensing criteria are not specified in the record. The minutes also show the meeting was called to order at 6:24 p.m. and adjourned at 6:25 p.m.

The board’s action updates the municipal code provision identified in the motion; any businesses or applicants affected by the change will need to consult the village clerk’s office for the ordinance language and effective date.