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Ordinance setting the number of available liquor licenses for the coming year

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On December 18, 2023 the City Council approved, on its consent agenda, the final reading of an ordinance establishing the number of available liquor licenses in the City for the next calendar year. The consent agenda roll call was 7–0. The ordinance number and the license counts are not stated in the minutes.

Documented status: Approved (recorded), Dec 18 2023. Evidence dated . Later outcomes require a later source.

What changed, and when did it take effect?

  1. · Approved · Recorded in minutes

    City Council approves the ordinance on the consent agenda

    Meeting date: Dec 18 2023. Agenda item 1. (consent agenda): Approve the Final Reading of Ordinance establishing the number of available Liquor Licenses for the City of Park Ridge for calendar year 2024. Item VI: the motion carried (7 to 0); moved by Alderperson Moran, seconded by Alderperson Lawrence.

    • p. 1 · Approved minutes of City Council minutes, 2023-12-18, City Council, Dec 18 2023. Open the quote and source.
    • p. 2 · Approved minutes of City Council minutes, 2023-12-18, City Council, Dec 18 2023. Open the quote and source.
    • p. 3 · Approved minutes of City Council minutes, 2023-12-18, City Council, Dec 18 2023. Open the quote and source.

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What remains unresolved?

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What does the evidence suggest, and what would change it?

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Official source records

  1. City Council minutes, 2023-12-18

    City Council, Dec 18 2023

Editions and corrections

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  1. Edition 3(current)

    Edition 3: 1 revised.

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    Edition 2: 1 revised.

  3. Edition 1(shown on this page)

    First edition.

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Suggested citation: GroundSignal, “Ordinance setting the number of available liquor licenses for the coming year,” sources reviewed 2026-09-24, source records listed on this page.

Initial permanent evidence page published September 10, 2026. Follow the dated evidence above for later additions and changes. A source-check date alone does not establish a government action or project outcome.