Waive 30-day liquor license waiting period for Bliss Juice Café

The resolution authorizes the Village Clerk to request a waiver of the 30-day advance notice period under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law (ABC Law) — likely ABC Law §99-b or a related provision — on behalf of a private business. While municipalities routinely send such letters, the board may wish to confirm with counsel that this action falls within the Village's delegated powers under Village Law Article 4 and that the Clerk's role is appropriately defined for this purpose. The relevant ABC Law provision (likely §99-b, governing the 30-day waiting period and municipal waiver process) was not included in the provided corpus; consider consulting it directly.

The resolution contains no WHEREAS clauses and no recorded discussion explaining why the Board determined a waiver was appropriate (e.g., community benefit, business circumstances, absence of public objection). While this is a routine ministerial action, a brief recital of the basis for the waiver — such as confirmation that the required public notice period has otherwise been satisfied or that no objections were received — would strengthen the procedural record and demonstrate that the Board exercised judgment rather than acting as a rubber stamp for the applicant.

The metadata reflects 'unanimous' passage with a mover (Uku) and seconder (Kjarval), which satisfies basic procedural requirements under Robert's Rules and Village Law §4-414. However, best practice — particularly for any resolution touching a business operating in the Village — is to record each trustee's individual vote by name in the minutes, not merely 'unanimous.' This provides a clear record in the event of any subsequent inquiry.