A neighborhood meeting a few idea to open a "high-conclusion" wine and liquor save in downtown Norwood Park is set for Wednesday. View Full Caption Flickr/Ruthie_Burnside
NORWOOD PARK — A proposal to raise the ban on liquor retailers in downtown Norwood Park will stream ahead, Ald. Anthony Napolitano (41st) said Thursday.
bill Assimakopoulos, the proprietor of The Vineyards in Lincolnwood, which sells "excessive-conclusion wine and spirits" near Touhy and Lincoln avenues, desires to move his shop to 6060 N. Northwest toll road after Binny's Beverage Depot announced plans to open regional.
Assimakopoulos offered his idea to residents Wednesday night and bought a normally effective reception, Napolitano said.
"i was impressed," Napolitano referred to. "here's a company proprietor who wants to work with the community."
A 2nd group assembly will take location within the coming weeks as soon as a proper listing of restrictions on the save operations, together with a restrict on what hours it may well be open and what kinds of liquor it could actually promote, is drafted, Napolitano said.
"i'm excited," Napolitano stated. "This save will have pizzazz."
those restrictions could consist of a 10 p.m. closing time in addition to a ban on the sale of half-pints of liquor; single-serving containers of beer, wine and malt liquor; and liquor for sale for under $6.ninety nine.
Assimakopoulos observed he deliberate to promote distinctiveness European wines, "high-conclusion" bourbon and whiskey and craft beer.
"we are able to cater to excellent customers seeking to select up a pleasant bottle of wine or liquor after work," Assimakopoulos noted. "and i don't need to stay open late."
There are no different liquor retailers in downtown Norwood Park, besides the fact that children Ada's Market and Deli sells alcohol.
Former Ald. Mary O'Connor (forty first) rejected an utility from the 7-Eleven in Norwood Park to promote alcohol in 2014, and an additional proposal to open a liquor store on Northwest toll road fell aside a 12 months ago.
there is a ban on packaged items liquor licenses in the strip mall at Northwest highway and Newark Avenue, which turned into inbuilt 2014 close the Norwood Park Metra station.
The strip mall comprises a these days opened cigar store, an assurance workplace, a Subway sandwich shop and Mo Dailey's Pub and Grille, which serves beer, wine and spirits.
The packaged goods liquor license moratorium does not have an effect on eating places' means to serve booze.
The moratorium on packaged items liquor licenses has been in region along Northwest highway between Raven street and Neola Avenue because 2007, officials said.
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