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Council Approves Pelago Café License Change

HighwoodApr 7, 20261 min read

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The City Council unanimously approved an ordinance eliminating a Class C liquor license and establishing a Class D license for Pelago Café.

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Residential Streetscape

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What this means

Pelago Café can now operate under the newly established Class D liquor license classification. The council also approved the April 7 warrant list and financial reports for January and February 2026. No action was taken on the Astra Nails application or the Residential Streetscape Project quotes.

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Approved an ordinance amending Section 4-1-7 of the Highwood City Code to eliminate a Class C liquor license and establish a Class D liquor license for Pelago Café; the vote was unanimous.
Approved the April 7, 2026 accounts-payable warrant list by unanimous roll-call vote.
Approved the City of Highwood financial reports for January and February 2026 by unanimous roll-call votes.
Approved the March 3, 2026 City Council and Committee of the Whole minutes.
Took no action on the ARC application for Astra Nails at 410 Green Bay Road.
Took no action on quotes for the Residential Streetscape Project.

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