This section outlines the specific information required on an application for a license to operate a game room in Carol Stream. It details business registration, premises layout, ownership and operator information, business type, tax status, prior license history, and applicant criminal history.
This section outlines supplemental review standards for commercial storage facilities as an accessory use within Carpentersville's C-2-A district. It sets specific requirements regarding floor area, building enclosure, unit size, ingress/egress, location within the building, fire suppression, hazardous material storage, and property screening.
This section establishes the B-6a Overlay District in Flossmoor, allowing specific retail businesses and special uses within the larger B-6 Planned Business Center/TIF District, with regulations to mitigate potential adverse impacts. It outlines permitted uses, special uses (including adult uses with detailed requirements), and references site/structure and procedural regulations from other sections.
This section defines various 'adult uses' including adult bookstores, adult entertainment cabarets, and adult motion picture theaters. It also specifies what constitutes 'specified anatomical areas' for the purpose of these definitions.
This section establishes a density limit for coin-operated amusement devices in establishments holding a Class B liquor license. The limit is two devices per 40 square feet of floor space as defined by the zoning code.
This section prohibits possession and consumption of open alcoholic beverages in most public places in West Chicago, with specific exceptions for original sealed containers and licensed establishments. It also defines extended public places and common areas where consumption is restricted, but allows for modification by the city council and specific permitted events in Reed Keeper Park.
This section of the Libertyville municipal ordinance specifies that all liquor licenses, with the exception of Class H licenses, are valid until the end of April 30th of the year following their issuance.
This Waukegan ordinance prohibits liquor licensees from offering unlimited alcoholic drinks for a fixed price during a set period, with an exception for private functions not open to the public.
This ordinance prohibits minors under 21 from being in establishments licensed for liquor sales, including areas with amusement devices. It also requires a responsible manager over 21 to be present in businesses allowing minors to play amusement devices.
This section outlines restrictions on sales promotions for alcoholic liquor by local licensees, prohibiting practices like unlimited drinks for a fixed price or discounted drinks to encourage consumption. It also details permissible exceptions, such as including drinks in meal or hotel packages and offering free food or entertainment.
This section prohibits the retail sale of alcoholic liquor within Park City without a valid license and designates the mayor as the local liquor control commissioner for enforcement purposes.
This section establishes the requirements for obtaining a Class C club license in Plano, defining what constitutes a club and outlining application procedures, including membership lists and director attestations regarding familiarity with ordinances. It also specifies the fee and limits on the number of licenses issued.
This section prohibits the sale, offer for sale, or giveaway of alcoholic liquor within Itasca without a valid retail liquor dealer's license or a special event license. It also clarifies that lawful personal possession, transportation, and consumption by individuals, their families, and guests are not restricted.
This section prohibits the consumption or possession of alcoholic liquors on the premises of establishments that invite public patronage, unless they are specifically licensed for retail sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises and only the types permitted by that license are allowed. Violations are punishable by a fine of $500-$750 per day.
This section outlines the renewal process for liquor licenses in Burr Ridge, specifying that licenses expire annually on April 30th. It details the requirements for renewal, including qualifications and premises suitability, and notes that renewal is not a vested right. Changes in ownership or business type necessitate a new license.
This section prohibits the retail sale of alcoholic liquor within the village without a valid retail liquor dealer's license. It also mandates that the president and board of trustees will designate an approved course on alcohol addiction and awareness that may be required under various code sections.
This section establishes that it is illegal to sell or offer alcoholic liquor for retail sale within Clarendon Hills without possessing a valid retail liquor dealer's license, or to conduct sales in a manner that violates the conditions of that license.
This section prohibits the retail sale or offering for sale of alcoholic liquor within the village unless the seller possesses a valid retail liquor dealer's license and complies with its terms.
This section prohibits the retail sale or offering for sale of alcoholic liquor within the City of Prospect Heights without a valid retail liquor dealer's license, and mandates adherence to the terms of such a license.
This section prohibits the retail sale or offer for sale of alcoholic liquor within Round Lake Beach without a valid retail liquor dealer's license or in violation of its terms.
This section prohibits the retail sale or offering for sale of alcoholic liquor within the village without a valid retail liquor dealer's license. It also makes it unlawful to violate the terms of such a license.
This ordinance section prohibits the retail sale or offering for sale of alcoholic liquor within the Village of Maywood without a valid retail liquor dealer's license. It also makes it unlawful to violate the terms of such a license or the chapter itself.