G-810 - 09/12/2006 - ALCOHOL - Ordinances Supporting Documents•
ITEM 6.H.
AGENDA ITEM
Regular Board of Trustees Meeting
of
September 12, 2006
SUBJECT: Correction of Liquor Ordinances
FROM: Kenneth T. Kubiesa, Village Attorney
BUDGET SOURCE /BUDGET IMPACT: N/A
RECOMMENDED MOTION: I move for passage of Ordinance G -810, "An Ordinance
Amending Title 4, Chapter 1, Section 8a Of The Village Code Of The Village Of Oak
Brook, Illinois Relative To The Number Of Authorized Liquor Licenses And Correcting
Ordinances G -806, G -807 And G -809
Background /History:
In the past three months, the following ordinances pertaining to liquor licenses have been passed
by the Board:
;OrdinanceF umber z
-0 3 Date passedr
; ,,, £ - :s=, =' s,►escription, -`
G -804
6/13/2006
Nieman Marcus — corporate
name change
G -805
6/27/2006
Special Event License — new
Class F
G -806
7/25/2006
Kona Sushi — addition to Class
A- I, from 19 to 20
G -807
7/25/2006
McCool's — corporate name
change-
G-809
8/22/2006
Marshall Field's —
corporate/business name
,
change
G -804 and G -805 are included in the table above merely for reference purposes and do not need
to be corrected. However, G -806, G -807 and G -809 need to be corrected as the table of
classifications in these ordinances failed to include the Class F license created by G -805, or the
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Class G license. In addition, G -809 identified the number of Class A -1 licenses incorrectly as
nineteen (19) instead of the twenty (20) currently issued.
The legal department has been working diligently to better track new licenses issued due to naive
or corporate changes in the Clerk's records, and the new ordinance form has created some
confusion that is hopefully now resolved by this ordinance. Even though several sets of eyes
reviewed these ordinances, the use of a previous computer form and the inadvertent exclusion of
the bottom of the table of classifications resulted in the errors.
This Ordinance G -810 serves to correct the inadvertent errors in G -806, G -807 and G -809 to
reflect the addition of the new Class F and correct the number of Class A -1 licenses to twenty
(20).
Recommendation:
I recommend that Ordinance G -810 be passed.