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Trustees add Class T temporary liquor license to code, waive rules for final reading

Village of Cherry Valley Committee of the Whole · June 9, 2025
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Summary

Trustees approved sending a Class T temporary alcoholic-beverage license ordinance to the Village Board and voted to waive the rules so the measure counts as a second and final reading; the board discussed pour limits, hours, fee and insurance requirements before voting 7-0.

Trustees moved to send to the Village Board for first reading an ordinance to add a Class T temporary alcoholic beverage license to the Village code and immediately waived the rules to treat the motion as a second and final reading.

Discussion identified operational parameters: Attorney Roxanne Sosnowski clarified pour sizes (2-ounce pours; a maximum of 12 ounces carried per person), hours of permitted alcohol service set at 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM, a $25 permit fee, a requirement that participating businesses carry Dram Shop insurance, and eligibility limited to downtown businesses. Trustee Mike Neville amended the motion to waive rules and treat the action as a final reading; the amendment and subsequent approval passed by roll call vote 7-0.

The ordinance was presented from the Police Department; the board's waiver moves the measure directly to any required implementation steps pending final ordinance publication and administrative setup.