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Board adopts ordinance to authorize provisional alcohol licenses for new businesses and remove outdated rebate
Summary
Trustees approved Ordinance 3089 to allow provisional alcohol licenses for new businesses (a state-law requirement) and to repeal an obsolete economic-development rebate for reserve Class B licenses; the ordinance passed on a 6–0 roll-call vote.
Trustees considered Ordinance 3089 to authorize the village clerk to issue provisional alcohol licenses for new businesses and to repeal a now‑invalid economic-development rebate related to reserve Class B alcohol licenses. Staff explained the provisional license is a state-law requirement intended to give new businesses limited coverage while state application and board approvals proceed.
As the clerk explained, "this would occur for new businesses only," and the attorney noted the repeal of the economic-development rebate is a housekeeping change required because state law no longer allows that practice. The ordinance passed on a roll-call vote, 6–0, with trustees recorded voting in favor.
