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This section outlines restrictions for adult establishment licenses in Buffalo Grove. It prohibits issuing an adult establishment license for premises that already hold a liquor license and imposes a one-year ban on licensing the same premises after an adult establishment license is revoked or surrendered. Additionally, applicants must either own or have a valid lease for the licensed premises.

This ordinance prohibits individuals under 18 from attending bar, pouring, mixing, or serving alcoholic liquor on licensed premises. It further restricts the sale of packaged alcoholic liquor to individuals under 21 by Class E licensees.

This section outlines the procedure for revoking or suspending liquor licenses in Geneva, Illinois. It details grounds for action, including violations of state law or local ordinances, and allows for fines in lieu of or in addition to suspension, with specific limits and a tiered structure for repeat offenses. Licensees are entitled to a public hearing with advance written notice and an opportunity to defend themselves, and may be required to cover the city's attorney fees and costs associated with the hearing.

This ordinance allows licensed retail liquor establishments to conduct wine sampling and group wine tasting events under specific conditions. It outlines license requirements, quantity limitations, and spatial restrictions for these events, and defines what constitutes a 'bona fide customer'.

This section outlines penalties for violations related to alcoholic beverage sales in McCook. It establishes misdemeanor charges and daily offenses for unlicensed sales, and allows for license suspension or revocation for licensees violating regulations. Fines ranging from $100 to $1,000 are imposed for each offense.

This section outlines the procedure for revoking or suspending a liquor license in Carol Stream, requiring a public hearing, written notice to the licensee, a written order detailing the reasons for the decision, and specifies limitations on appeals.

This section outlines the procedures for license revocation or suspension, requiring a public hearing, written notice to the licensee, and a written order detailing the reasons for the decision. It also details appeal processes and requirements for license renewal applications.

This section outlines the requirements for applying for a liquor license in Villa Park. It details the necessary written application information, including applicant details, business information, premises description, and declarations regarding past license history and compliance with laws.

This section restricts the issuance of retail alcoholic liquor licenses based on proximity to sensitive locations like churches, schools, and hospitals, with specific exemptions and measurement guidelines. It also prohibits licenses for establishments whose principal business caters to minors.

This section provides definitions for terms related to the local packaged liquor tax. It defines alcoholic liquor, alcoholic liquor facility, packaged liquor, person, purchase at retail, and retailer.

This section outlines regulations for all liquor licenses in Fox Lake. It requires licensees to comply with all laws, prevent violations on the premises, restrict minors, and sets conditions regarding employee age and conduct, including prohibitions on certain sexual acts and solicitation.

This section of the Morton Grove municipal code defines key terms related to the Prepared Food and Beverage Tax. It clarifies what constitutes 'alcoholic liquor', 'prepared food', and various types of 'prepared food facilities'.

This section outlines regulations for operating an adult use business in East Dundee. It includes age restrictions for patrons and staff, notification requirements for manager changes, prohibitions on alcohol and location near liquor-licensed premises, and restrictions on public indecency, prostitution, and explicit signage.

This section outlines regulations for the operation of adult-use businesses in Westmont, including age restrictions, manager requirements, location restrictions related to alcohol sales and zoning, and prohibitions against public indecency, prostitution, and explicit signage.

This section outlines regulations for operating adult uses in Oak Brook, including age restrictions for patrons and employees, notification requirements for manager changes, prohibitions on alcohol sales and public indecency, and restrictions on signage.

This section outlines regulations for adult-use businesses in Oakbrook Terrace, including age restrictions for patrons and employees, notification requirements for manager changes, prohibitions on alcohol and public indecency, and operating hour limitations.

This ordinance prohibits licensed liquor establishments in South Chicago Heights from displaying advertising that is obscene, indecent, immoral, or offensive to public morals or decency.

This section prohibits individuals under 21 years of age from remaining on licensed premises where alcoholic liquor is sold, with exceptions for those accompanied by a parent or guardian, or for establishments whose primary business is not alcohol sales. It also prohibits licensees from allowing minors to remain if they possess or consume alcohol.

This ordinance requires that the interior of licensed premises selling alcoholic liquor for on-site consumption must be fully visible from the street, road, or sidewalk at all times. It prohibits obstructions and mandates continuous lighting to ensure visibility, with willful obstruction leading to license revocation.

This section defines the Class A liquor license in Plano, authorizing the sale of all alcoholic liquors for on- or off-premises consumption. It also outlines requirements for dispensing facilities and premises separation when operating alongside other businesses, with an exception for restaurant-wide distribution.

This ordinance prohibits the sale of alcohol to intoxicated persons, habitual drunkards, and individuals under 21 years of age. It also makes it unlawful for minors to purchase, obtain, or consume alcohol, with exceptions for supervised religious ceremonies, and mandates the display of a warning notice to minors.

This section prohibits licensees from selling alcohol to intoxicated individuals, habitual drunkards, or minors. It also makes it unlawful for minors to purchase, obtain, or misrepresent their age to acquire alcohol, and prohibits their consumption of alcohol in public or other specified places, with exceptions for supervised religious ceremonies or home consumption.

This section grants the parks director discretion to issue permits for exclusive use of park facilities, including serving alcohol at private functions. It also outlines specific rules for the Antioch Skate/Bike Park and addresses violations.

This ordinance restricts the issuance of alcohol retail licenses within 100 feet of churches, schools, hospitals, and certain other institutions. Exemptions exist for businesses where alcohol sales are not the primary activity if established prior to the ordinance, and for license removals if the protected institution was established later.

This section outlines restrictions on the issuance of liquor licenses in Plano. It prohibits issuance to non-residents, individuals of poor character, those with certain felony convictions or convictions related to illegal activities, and entities where key personnel do not meet eligibility requirements.