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This section outlines premises requirements for establishments selling alcohol in Bensenville, focusing on sanitary conditions, adequate lighting in consumption areas, and restrictions on automatic amusement and gambling devices, with specific rules for premises with Class VG licenses.

This ordinance prohibits curb/drive-through sales of alcoholic liquor but allows for delivery within the retailer's parking lot or off-premises via authorized individuals or third-party contractors. Deliveries must occur within 12 hours and exclude common carriers.

This section mandates that any individual selling or possessing alcoholic liquor for retail sale within Flossmoor must possess a village retailer's license in addition to a state license. It also prohibits selling alcoholic liquor in violation of license terms or village/state laws.

This section defines key terms used within the Brookfield chapter and village fee schedule. It clarifies the scope of businesses such as outdoor advertisers, handbill distributors, and automobile dealers.

This section prohibits the free giveaway of alcoholic beverages in Winnetka with the intent to promote sales, but allows limited wine tastings for Class B licensees and tastings of fine wines, premium imported beer, and American craft beer for Class E-2 licensees under specific conditions.

This section requires reporting of ownership changes for liquor licenses within ten days. Upon a change, the existing license is terminated, a new one must be applied for, and a $250 transfer fee is required.

This section outlines the annual renewal process for liquor licenses in La Grange. It emphasizes that renewal is not a right and requires the licensee and premises to remain qualified. Licenses not renewed within ten days of expiration must be reapplied for as new licenses, and renewal applications with fees are due to the Village Clerk at least five business days before expiration.

This section prohibits several practices related to the sale and service of alcoholic beverages, including serving multiple drinks at once to one person, offering unlimited drinks for a fixed price, and promoting discounted drinks. It also prohibits games or contests involving drinking and advertising these prohibited practices.

This section establishes weekday, Saturday, and Sunday hours of operation for the sale and consumption of alcoholic liquor on licensed premises in Warrenville. It outlines specific exceptions for off-premises sales on Sundays and for New Year's Day.

This section outlines grounds for refusing, suspending, or revoking a retail liquor dealer's license in Willow Springs due to violations of the retailers' occupation tax act. These violations include failures related to tax returns, payment, record-keeping, registration, and compliance with state revenue department rules.

This section prohibits retail liquor licensees from offering unlimited alcoholic drinks for a fixed price, serving multiple drinks to one person at once (with exceptions), selling or serving drinks at a reduced price without authorization, increasing drink volume without a proportionate price increase, or allowing drinking games/contests on the premises. It also prohibits advertising these prohibited practices.

This section outlines operating restrictions for under-age establishments in Richton Park. It includes limitations on operating hours, security personnel requirements, visibility of the interior, age of patrons, and prohibitions on alcohol, contraband, and gambling.

This section prohibits several practices related to the sale and promotion of alcoholic beverages by retail licensees, including serving multiple drinks to one person, offering unlimited drinks for a fixed price, selling at reduced prices as a promotion, increasing drink volume without proportional price increases, and games involving drinking. It also requires licensees to maintain price schedules for drinks.

This section prohibits licensees from engaging in various practices that promote excessive alcohol consumption, such as serving multiple drinks at once, offering unlimited drinks for a fixed price, or selling drinks at a reduced promotional price. It also prohibits drinking games and the advertising of these prohibited practices.

This section provides definitions for terms relevant to the Food and Beverage Tax chapter in North Chicago, including alcoholic liquor, alcoholic liquor facility, person, and prepared food.

This section prohibits various price-related promotions and practices associated with the sale of alcoholic beverages by retail licensees. It explicitly bans offering unlimited drinks for a fixed price, selling drinks at a reduced price as a promotion, and increasing drink volume without a proportional price increase.

This section prohibits retail liquor licensees from engaging in practices that encourage excessive alcohol consumption, such as serving multiple drinks to one person, offering unlimited drinks for a fixed price, or selling drinks at reduced promotional prices. It also prohibits games or contests involving drinking and related advertising.

This section prohibits various practices related to the sale and promotion of alcoholic drinks, including serving multiple drinks to one person, offering unlimited drinks for a fixed price, discounted drinks as promotions, and games involving alcohol. It also requires licensees to maintain price schedules.

This ordinance section prohibits various forms of discounted or promotional alcoholic beverage sales aimed at encouraging consumption, such as serving multiple drinks at once, unlimited drinks for a fixed price, or reduced prices without proportional increases in volume. It requires licensees to maintain price schedules and outlines specific exceptions.

This section prohibits licensees from serving multiple drinks to one person, offering unlimited drinks for a fixed price, or selling drinks at a reduced price that promotes excessive consumption. It also restricts increasing drink volume without a proportional price increase and prohibits drinking games or contests.

This section prohibits various practices associated with reduced drink prices and promotions, such as serving multiple drinks to one person, unlimited drink sales for a fixed price, and encouraging drinking through games or contests. It requires licensees to maintain drink price schedules.

This section of the Deerfield municipal ordinance prohibits various promotional activities related to alcoholic beverages, commonly known as 'happy hour' practices. It mandates price schedules for drinks and restricts actions such as serving multiple drinks to one person, offering unlimited drinks for a fixed price, and promoting discounted drinks to encourage consumption.

This section of the Deerfield municipal ordinance prohibits various promotional activities related to alcoholic beverages, commonly known as 'happy hour' practices. It mandates price schedules for drinks and restricts actions such as serving multiple drinks to one person, offering unlimited drinks for a fixed price, and promoting discounted drinks to encourage consumption.

This section mandates that alcoholic liquor licensees maintain and display price schedules for drinks served on-premises. It also prohibits certain practices like serving multiple drinks to one person, offering unlimited drinks for a fixed price, and altering drink volume without proportional price adjustments.

This section establishes a special event permit allowing licensed liquor dealers to sell alcoholic liquor for consumption at off-site private events. It outlines eligibility requirements, application procedures, limitations on duration and frequency, proximity restrictions to residential zones, hours of operation, insurance requirements, and a restriction against public access.