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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 prohibits the retail sale or offering for sale of alcoholic liquor within the village without a valid retail liquor dealer's license and mandates compliance with the terms of such a 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 outlines the enforcement powers of Gurnee law enforcement officers regarding liquor regulations, including entry onto licensed premises and acting on citizen complaints. It also details the authority of the local liquor control commissioner and board of trustees to establish rules, compensate commission members, hire employees, and designate a successor in case of absence.

This section outlines the process for authorizing liquor licenses, stating that the Mayor and Board of Trustees authorize initial licenses and the total number of licenses for each class is determined by currently active licenses. It also allows for new licenses at the same location under certain conditions.

This section requires a retail liquor dealer's license for the sale or offering for sale of alcoholic liquor within the village. It also mandates a license for any business or establishment to permit the consumption of alcoholic beverages on its premises.

This section outlines the grounds for denial of a liquor license in Buffalo Grove. It lists disqualifications based on age, residency, character, criminal convictions, prior license revocations, business ownership, and compliance with alcohol-related laws.

This section outlines sanitary and operational requirements for establishments selling alcoholic liquor in Lindenhurst. It prohibits the sale in private dwellings and within 100 feet of certain institutions, and addresses the employment of individuals with contagious diseases.

This section outlines the process for handling fees for retail liquor dealer's licenses in Palos Heights. Fees are paid upon application, with provisions for partial refunds if the license is denied, and deposit into the general fund or a designated fund if approved.

This ordinance prohibits minors from being present in bar areas of licensed retail premises, drawing or mixing alcoholic beverages, or entering rooms where alcoholic liquor is dispensed. However, minors are allowed to dine in separate restaurant rooms.

This section establishes that retail liquor dealer licenses expire on April 30th of the following year. It also allows for a pro-rated fee reduction based on the remaining full calendar months in the year of issuance, subject to approval by the local liquor control commissioner and the board of trustees.

This section establishes the formation, appointment process, and operational procedures for standing committees within the Aurora city council. It outlines committee size, membership rotation, appointment by the mayor with council consent, and the process for resolving jurisdictional conflicts.

This ordinance prohibits retail licensees from engaging in various promotional practices that encourage excessive consumption of alcoholic beverages, such as discounted prices for certain drinks, serving multiple drinks to one person, unlimited drink sales for a fixed price, and games involving drinking. It also outlines exceptions for private functions and specific product sampling or bulk sales.

This section outlines the procedures and powers related to the suspension or revocation of liquor licenses in Alsip. It details hearing processes, the role of the village attorney, alternative resolution methods like nolo contendere pleas, and the commissioner's authority to fine, suspend (up to 30 days), or revoke licenses, with provisions for potential relicensing after 90 days.

This section outlines the required information and statements for liquor license applications submitted to the local liquor control commissioner. It also specifies that an application fee must be paid at the time of submission.

This section prohibits the sale, giving away, or permitting the sale of alcoholic liquor between specific hours on weekdays and weekends. It also restricts licensed premises from being open to the public during these restricted hours, with exceptions for certain business activities not involving alcohol sales.

This section prohibits the retail sale or offer for sale of alcoholic liquor within Barrington without a valid retail liquor dealer's license and mandates compliance with the terms of such license.

This section outlines the process for renewing an alcoholic beverage license in Hainesville, including application deadlines, fees for changed information requiring re-investigation, and criteria for license issuance. It clarifies that renewal is not a vested right and the village can reduce the number of licenses.

This section outlines the mandatory requirements for obtaining or renewing a liquor license in Lemont. Applicants must provide proof of dram shop insurance, pay the applicable license fee, and present a certificate of good standing to do business in Illinois.

This section establishes a requirement for a retail liquor dealer's license to sell or offer alcoholic liquor for sale at retail within the Village. It also prohibits sales that violate the terms of such a license.

This section provides a disposition list of ordinances adopted by the Village of Lincolnwood, detailing the ordinance number, adoption date, subject, and the chapter and article it amended. It serves as a historical record of legislative actions and their codification.

This section requires the owner of any video gaming location in Sleepy Hollow to register each video gaming terminal. Applications for registration must be filed by the holder of the liquor license, or authorized representatives of licensed truck stops, fraternal organizations, or veterans' organizations.

This section mandates that owners of video gaming locations in Hampshire must register each video gaming terminal. The registration application must be filed by the holder of the liquor license, or an authorized representative of licensed truck stops, fraternal organizations, or veteran's organizations, using a form provided by the village clerk.

This section clarifies that an alcoholic liquor license is a personal privilege, not property, and therefore cannot be transferred, attached, or inherited. It outlines provisions for temporary continuation of the business by executors or administrators under specific circumstances.

This section outlines that actions by an agent of a licensee are considered the actions of the licensee and establishes penalties for violations of the chapter. Penalties include fines, potential license suspension or revocation, and forfeiture of license fees upon conviction of certain liquor control violations.