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Board removes one Class A liquor license, approves new license and video gaming for Vera's Place
Summary
Trustees adopted ordinances decreasing a Class A liquor license for Dynamite Brewing d/b/a Short Fuse and increasing Class A licenses and issuing video gaming licenses to RLPV/RLVP Enterprises d/b/a Vera's Place; all motions carried unanimously on April 16.
The Schiller Park Board of Trustees on April 16 adopted multiple license-related ordinances that reshaped the village's Class A liquor license count and authorized video gaming for a newly licensed establishment.
Trustee Marie Lukowski moved to adopt Ordinance No. 26-4520 "An Ordinance of the Village of Schiller Park... Decreasing the Number of Class A Liquor Licenses (Dynamite Brewing LLC D/B/A Short Fuse)," which the board approved unanimously. The board then adopted Ordinance No. 26-4521 to increase the number of Class A liquor licenses for issuance to the entity listed in the minutes as RLPV Enterprises, Incorporated d/b/a Vera's Place, followed by Ordinance No. 26-4522 issuing a video gaming establishment license and video gaming terminal licenses to the same entity; all motions passed on unanimous roll calls (Ayes: Lukowski, Klug, Golembiewski, Lima, Sheridan; Absent: Deegan).
The minutes identify the ordinances by number and the affected business names in the titles. The record shows no dissenting votes and does not record additional conditions or restrictions tied to the license approvals.
