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This section establishes a Class 'J-V' license in Matteson, allowing grocery stores over 50,000 square feet to sell beer and wine by the drink for on-premises consumption at a designated location. It outlines limitations on sales hours and consumption areas, and specifies an annual fee.

This section outlines the requirements for Class 'C' and Class 'C-1' liquor licenses in South Elgin. Class 'C' licenses permit retail sale of alcohol for on-premises consumption in taverns, bars, or saloons with specific operating hours, while Class 'C-1' licenses have additional restrictions, including limitations on the size of the service bar and the allowance of live entertainment.

This section establishes an annual license fee for commercial establishments in Bensenville. It outlines a minimum fee based on floor area and specifies additional fees for food trucks and establishments selling alcohol, with provisions for late payment penalties.

This section outlines the payment requirements for retail liquor licenses in Orland Park, including advance payment, prorated fees for partial-year licenses, and refund procedures for unissued licenses.

This section outlines the payment requirements for retail liquor licenses in Orland Park, including advance payment, prorated fees for partial-year licenses, and refund procedures for unissued licenses.

This section outlines the process and conditions for renewing a license. Licensees can renew if qualified and the premises are suitable, though this is not a vested right. Renewal applications require a statement of no changes or a new application if changes have occurred, including requests for different license classifications.

This section establishes a requirement for a license to sell, offer for sale, or dispense alcoholic liquor within the city limits of Waukegan. It specifies that licenses are non-transferable and outlines provisions for the continuation of the business by an estate or trustee upon the death, insolvency, or bankruptcy of a licensee.

This section permits licensed entities to deliver alcoholic liquor to consumers under specific conditions, including Illinois Liquor Control Commission designation, compliance with state law and local ordinances, time limits for delivery, and age verification at the point of delivery.

This section provides definitions for terms used in the privilege tax on food and alcoholic liquor, including alcoholic liquor, food item, liquor establishment, owner, person, and food establishment.

This section outlines the West Chicago local liquor control commissioner's authority to suspend or revoke a liquor license, or impose fines, for violations of city ordinances or state/federal statutes related to the business. It also details a process for licensees to admit violations and pay a predetermined fine to avoid a hearing, with specific conditions and escalating fines for repeated offenses.

This section outlines the process for reviewing liquor license applications in Burr Ridge. It details the investigation steps, including background checks and credit checks, and grants the Local Liquor Control Commissioner the authority to request additional information, examinations, and fingerprints from applicants and individuals involved in managing the business. Specific license types are exempted from fingerprint requirements.

This ordinance mandates that licensed premises selling alcohol for on-site consumption (excluding restaurants, hotels, clubs, and cinemas) must maintain a clear, unobstructed view into the interior from the street. It prohibits any internal or external obstructions and requires continuous lighting during business hours for visibility.

This section outlines various disqualifications for obtaining a liquor license, including criminal convictions, past license revocations, and certain business structures or ownership arrangements. It also prohibits certain public officials from having an interest in the liquor industry.

This section defines live entertainment and establishes a permitting process for its offering on licensed premises. Applicants must obtain permission from the local liquor commissioner, providing details on the nature of the entertainment and measures to ensure public safety and welfare.

This section states that an alcoholic liquor license is specific to the licensed premises, and a licensee must obtain approval from the Liquor Control Commissioner to move to a new location. The new location must also be deemed suitable for retail sale of alcohol under all applicable laws and ordinances.

This ordinance allows licensees with a restaurant or on-site catering liquor license to request extended hours for alcoholic liquor sales on New Year's Eve until 1:00 a.m. Patrons must leave by 2:00 a.m. A written request must be submitted to the liquor commissioner by December 15.

This section outlines penalties for violations of the chapter, including fines and potential revocation of a retail liquor dealer's license. It also specifies penalties for parents or legal guardians who allow minors on licensed premises primarily selling alcohol.

This section requires licensees to report changes in ownership, partners, officers, directors, or managers to the Local Liquor Control Commissioner within ten days. New individuals must meet licensing standards and are subject to review.

This section prohibits licensed entities from refilling original alcoholic liquor packages and requires all retail sales to be in original, unbroken sealed containers. It also prohibits selling individual units from multi-packs for off-premises consumption.

This section mandates that the local liquor control commissioner maintain a complete record of all liquor licenses issued. The commissioner must also provide copies of these records to the clerk, treasurer, and police chief, and notify them in writing within 48 hours of any new license issuance or revocation.

This section mandates that the local liquor control commissioner maintain a complete record of all issued liquor licenses and provide copies to the village clerk, treasurer, and chief of police. It also requires written notification of new or revoked licenses to these officers within 48 hours.

This section outlines the zoning districts where alcoholic liquor sales are permitted, specifying restrictions based on proximity to certain institutions like churches and schools. It also includes an exception for existing businesses and a provision for license renewals when a church is established after the original license issuance.

This section establishes that all alcoholic beverage licenses in Burbank are issued on a calendar year basis and details the annual fees for various classes of licenses, including specific fees for packaged liquor sales, on-premises consumption, entertainment, and special licenses.

This section defines 'Licensed Establishment' for the purpose of video gaming, outlining specific criteria and exclusions, particularly concerning establishments with contractual relationships with horse racing licensees. It also defines 'Licensed Fraternal Establishment' and begins the definition of 'Licensed Truck Stop Establishment'.

This section defines key terms related to video gaming in licensed establishments, including specific criteria for "licensed establishment" and "licensed truck stop establishment."