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Council unanimously removes video-gaming references from zoning code
Summary
On Sept. 10 the Rolling Meadows City Council adopted Ordinance 24-39 to delete references to "video gaming cafes" and "video gaming" from the zoning ordinance. The item passed on unanimous consent with no discussion.
The Rolling Meadows City Council unanimously adopted Ordinance 24-39 on Sept. 10 to modify the city's zoning ordinance by deleting references to "video gaming cafes" and "video gaming." The item was considered on second reading and received no debate before the roll call.
The clerk called the roll and the mayor announced the ordinance adopted with seven votes in favor and none opposed. The change removes the zoning references noted in the ordinance language; no additional discussion or conditions were recorded during the meeting.
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