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Glendale Heights · 4.3.19

Days And Hours Of Sales

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This section of the Glendale Heights Municipal Code outlines the specific days and hours during which alcoholic liquor sales, giveaways, and consumption are prohibited for various license classes. It details closing times that vary by license type and day of the week.

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containing alcoholic liquor shall be present on any bar or table where patrons are served or if any person shall be in possession of such glass or vessel on any premises licensed under this chapter at any time during the closing hours specified herein when no alcoholic liquor may be sold, given away, offered for sale in, or consumed in, upon or about any such premises. 3. The hours of operation may be extended upon the direction...local liquor control commissioner on special occasions of villagewide, statewide or nationwide character, or for other special events, in the discretion of the local liquor control commissioner. B. Effect Of Daylight Saving Time: No establishment with a liquor license shall be affected by the time change that occurs with daylight saving time. For purposes of this chapter, liquor establishments are to treat the time change as having no effect on normal business hours of operation. Liquor establishments shall not remain

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Chicago Ridge · 6.65

Nudity and sexual conduct

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This section of the Chicago Ridge municipal ordinance prohibits specified sexual acts, touching, and the display of certain body parts on licensed premises where alcohol is sold. It also prohibits the use of artificial devices or visual reproductions depicting these acts and holds operators responsible for allowing such conduct.

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below the top of the nipple. (d) Violation grounds for license suspension and revocation. The violation of any provision of this section by the operator of any licensed premises shall constitute grounds for the suspension and revocation of the liquor licenses issued to the premises or to such operator. (e) Violators guilty of misdemeanor. Any person or operator who violates any provision of this section shall be guilty of a class A misdemeanor. (Code 1978, § 3-3-15(D); Code

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Rosemont · 4.2.7.7

Delivery Of Alcoholic Liquor - Prior To January 1, 2022

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This section allows holders of Village of Rosemont liquor licenses to deliver alcoholic liquor in its original container to purchasers, provided they comply with specific state and local requirements. It was effective immediately upon passage and automatically repealed on January 1, 2022.

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January 1, 2022 which allows the delivery of alcoholic liquor pursuant to any local law or ordinance subject to the requirements, conditions and limitations of 235 ILCS 5/6-16, 5/6-29 and 5/6-29.1, the holder of a Village of Rosemont liquor license authorizing retail sales may, effective immediately make a delivery of alcoholic liquor in its original container to the purchaser for use or consumption upon compliance with all the same requirements, conditions and limitations set forth in Section

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Cicero · 14.70

Standards of operation

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This section establishes operational standards for pool and billiard rooms in Cicero, prohibiting alcohol sales, gambling, and obstructions to interior visibility. It also limits the number of tables per establishment and total licenses issued, and outlines grounds for license revocation.

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person licensed to operate a pool or billiard room may hold a local liquor license for the sale of alcoholic beverages on the premises of the pool or billiard room, and no alcoholic beverages may be sold, offered for sale or given on the premises of a building licensed to operate a pool or billiard room. (b) It is unlawful for any person licensed under this article to conduct or permit any person to conduct or participate in any raffle

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Hainesville · 5.08.150

Dram shop insurance

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This section mandates that applicants for liquor licenses and permits must provide proof of liquor liability and general liability insurance. The insurance must meet specific minimum coverage amounts and exclude 'host' insurance.

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license or permit shall be issued hereunder unless the applicant files with the application a certificate of insurance, issued by an insurance company that is authorized to do business in the state, certifying that the applicant, and the owner of the premises housing the establishment from where the liquor is sold, has in force and effect liquor liability insurance of not less than one million dollars ($1,000,000.00) per occurrence and two million dollars ($2,000,000.00) annual aggregate...occurrence and two million dollars ($2,000,000.00) annual aggregate. "Host" insurance shall not satisfy the terms of this section. Failure to obtain or maintain liquor liability insurance shall result in revocation or suspension of the liquor license. (Ord. 98-12-1 § 1 (part): prior code

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Blue Island · 111.57

Location Of Place Of Sale

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This ordinance section establishes a buffer zone around certain sensitive locations (churches, schools, homes for aged/indigent/veterans, military stations) prohibiting the retail sale of alcoholic liquor, with specific exceptions for hotels, organized clubs, and restaurants where liquor sales are not the primary business. It also mandates that alcoholic beverages can only be sold at the licensed premises.

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license shall be issued for the sale at retail of any alcoholic liquor within 300 feet, as measured from property line to property line of any church, school or home for the aged or indigent persons or for veterans, their surviving spouses or children or any military or naval station; provided that, this prohibition shall not apply to hotels offering restaurant service, regularly organized clubs or to restaurants where sale of alcoholic liquors is not the principal business carried...alcoholic beverage shall be sold, offered for sale, kept for sale, displayed or advertised for sale at retail or delivered to any person purchasing same at retail, except at the location, place or premises described in a liquor license. (Prior Code, § 111.57) (Ord. 99-287, passed 12-14-1999) Penalty

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Chicago Ridge · 6.36

Location restrictions

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This section prohibits the issuance of liquor licenses for establishments located within 100 feet of a church or school. However, exemptions are provided for hotels, organized clubs, restaurants, food shops, and other businesses where alcohol sales are not the primary activity, if established before the ordinance's effective date.

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Location restrictions. No liquor license shall be issued for the sale at retail of any alcoholic liquor within 100 feet of any church or school; provided, however, that this subsection shall not apply to hotels offering restaurant service, regularly organized clubs or to restaurants, food shops or other places where the sale of alcoholic liquors is not the principal business carried on, if such place of business so exempted shall have been established for such purposes prior to the taking

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Posen · 8.1.17

Public Intoxication And Possession Of Open Containers Of Alcohol

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This section prohibits public intoxication and the possession or consumption of open alcoholic containers on public property or private property accessible to the public, with exceptions for licensed or sanctioned events.

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public property or on or in any private property that is accessible to the public and to which the general public is invited, unless such public area is a permitted area under the terms of a Village-issued liquor license or Village-sanctioned event where the possession of such alcoholic liquor is allowed

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Minooka · 1.4.5

Administrative Compliance Tickets

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This section establishes a system for issuing Administrative Compliance Tickets (ACTs) as a courtesy for ordinance violations, offering an alternative to arrest or standard penalties. It outlines the definition, issuance process, required actions (payment and correction), consequences of non-compliance, and a fee schedule.

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shall be fifty dollars ($50.00) unless as otherwise specified. (Ord. 2011-29, 12-20-2011) Description Code No. Fee Description Code No. Fee Insufficient funds 1-12-1 $25.00 plus bank fees Licensing Title 3, chapter 1 $100.00 Solicitors Title 3, chapter 2 50.00 Liquor Control Act Title 3, chapter 4 250.00 Sale of alcohol to a minor 3-4-17A 250.00 Possession/consumption of alcohol by a minor 3-4-17B 100.00 Consumption of alcohol in public...Code provisions related to the licensure of video gaming terminals, except violations related to underage use of a video gaming terminal (includes, but is not limited to, violations of the Act's requirements regarding: 1) maintenance of a valid liquor license, 2) hours of operation, and 3) the location of each video gaming terminal) 3-5-8C 150.00 Contractors Title 3, chapter 7 100.00 Tobacco: Title 3, chapter 11 First violation in a 24- month period Section

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Dolton · 112.082

Eligibility

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Only persons holding a valid liquor license from the village are eligible for the issuance of a license under this subchapter. (Ord. 15-023, passed

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Justice · 12.86

B-1 Business District Permitted Uses:

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This section outlines the permitted uses within the B-1 Business District in Justice. It lists a variety of commercial, recreational, and municipal services allowed in this zone, with a specific provision for liquor sales requiring board approval.

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districts. (3) Restaurants. (4) Professional and business offices. (5) Private music, dancing, business and vocational schools and colleges. (6) Lodge halls. (7) Municipal buildings, waterworks, police and fire stations. (8) Theaters. (9) The permissive use of a liquor license upon the board of trustees’ approval to allow a business licensed in the village to sell alcohol. (10) Cemeteries and related uses. (11) Taverns. (12) Nightclubs. (13) Dance halls. (14) Picnic groves. (15) Temporary carnivals and circuses operating not more than

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Lansing · 2.530

Disclosure statement

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This section outlines the requirements for a disclosure statement for village officials in Lansing, specifying who must file, when they must file, and what information must be included, focusing on financial interests and gifts.

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done with or any consideration which you have sought from the village. This statement shall include the type of business with or consideration sought from the village. (7) Liquor industry interests. Any financial interest in any entity holding a liquor license in the Village of Lansing. (d) Policy. Disclosure of economic relationship. (1) Policy statement. One of the primary duties of a village official is to act on matters where a petitioner is seeking consideration from the village. From time

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Northbrook · 4.64

Special provisions for licensees other than certain class B licensees

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This section requires licensees (excluding certain Class B licensees) to report illegal activity on their premises to the Northbrook Police Department. It outlines conditions under which a licensee will not be penalized if they promptly report, cooperate with the investigation, and provide evidence.

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following provisions shall be applicable to the holders of all alcoholic beverage licenses other than the holder of a class B or B-1 liquor license pertaining to a premises that derives less than 50 percent of its total annual revenue from the sale of alcoholic beverages. (1) For the purposes of this section: a. The term "illegal activity" shall mean all, but only those, criminal offenses that are defined as such in the Illinois Criminal Code, 720 ILCS 5/1-1

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Oswego · 3.31.5

Issuance

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This section outlines the grounds on which the village president and board of trustees may deny a requested video gaming license. These grounds include applicant ineligibility, past license revocation, false information, felony conviction, license unavailability, or lack of a valid liquor license.

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false or misleading information on the application. (D) That the applicant or any principal officer has ever been convicted of a felony. (E) That no video gaming license is available. (F) That the applicant does not possess a valid liquor license

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Northbrook · 4.64

Special provisions for licensees other than certain class B licensees

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This section requires licensees (excluding certain Class B licensees) to report illegal activity on their premises to the Northbrook Police Department. It outlines conditions under which a licensee will not be penalized if they promptly report, cooperate with the investigation, and provide evidence.

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following provisions shall be applicable to the holders of all alcoholic beverage licenses other than the holder of a class B or B-1 liquor license pertaining to a premises that derives less than 50 percent of its total annual revenue from the sale of alcoholic beverages. (1) For the purposes of this section: a. The term "illegal activity" shall mean all, but only those, criminal offenses that are defined as such in the Illinois Criminal Code, 720 ILCS 5/1-1

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Mount Prospect · 8.115

Conflicts Of Interest

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This section defines terms used within the Mount Prospect ordinance concerning conflicts of interest. It clarifies rules of construction for the text and provides specific definitions for terms like 'Appointed Official', 'Business Entity', and 'Economic Relationship'.

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which such official may be called upon to act or vote. 4. Public Official’s Own Home, Property Or Business: Nothing in this section shall prevent a public official from seeking, through the appropriate process, any otherwise lawful zoning, licensing or permitting consideration from the village for the official’s own home, property or business. Any contract made or procured in violation of this subsection F shall be void. G. Disclosure Statements. 1. All public officials shall file with...with or any consideration which has been sought from the village. This statement shall include the type of business with the village or the village action sought. g. Liquor Industry Interests. Any financial interest in any entity holding a liquor license in the village. H. Policy Disclosure of Economic Relationship. 1. Policy Statement. One of the primary duties of a public official is to exercise sound discretion where the person(s) and/or a business entity seeks village action. From time

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Park Ridge · 2.5.2

DISCLOSURE STATEMENT

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This section outlines the requirements for filing a Disclosure Statement for public officials and certain employees in Park Ridge. It details when to file, who must file, and the specific information required in the statement, including real property interests and gifts.

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financial interest in any casino or casino licensee or any business providing service or goods to a casino or casino licensee in the State of Illinois. 9. Liquor Industry Interests. Any financial interest in any entity holding a liquor license in the City of Park Ridge. D. Policy Disclosure of Economic Relationship. 1. Policy Statement. One of the primary duties of a City Official is to Act on Matters where a Petitioner is seeking Consideration from the City. From time

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Crystal Lake · 630.5

Development standards

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This section outlines development standards, referencing specific stormwater management documents and an existing urbanized residential requirement. It aims to balance land uses, manage development impacts on community character, and regulate growth in both built-out and open areas.

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care providers adopted, biological or foster children that are under the age of 12 years) must comply with the following standards: a. State license: If licensed by the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS), the day care provider shall provide a copy of the DCFS license. b. Evacuation plan: The day care provider shall provide a copy of the evacuation plan. c. Hours of operation: Home day care uses shall be permitted to provide day care services from...required illustrating all the services/uses listed. b. A complete list of the names, residence addresses, with zip codes, and dates of birth of all licensed massage therapists engaged in massage at the massage establishment, as well as current copies of the licenses as issued by the State Department of Professional Regulation of all licensed massage therapists must be provided. c. All massage establishments subject to this section are declared to be public places, and shall not, during business hours, have

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Downers Grove · Sec 4.104

Outdoor Cafe

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This section permits outdoor cafes as a temporary use in Downers Grove between March 15 and November 15, subject to various regulations including pedestrian access, seating limits, lighting, surface material, cleanliness, and safety barriers from vehicular traffic.

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refuse. f. If the outdoor café is self-service, a trash receptacle shall be provided. g. The applicant shall not be permitted to sell or serve alcoholic liquor at the outdoor café except in conformance with an appropriate liquor license issued pursuant to Chapter 3 of the DGMC h. Temporary tents, air-supported, air-inflated or tensioned membrane structures shall only be constructed, erected, installed or used as part of an outdoor café operating solely on private property. Tent sidewalls

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South Chicago Heights · 6.34

Adult uses

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liquor license shall be issued or held by any adult use, and no liquor shall be sold or consumed on the premises of any adult

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Montgomery · 3.42

Consumption on premises

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This section prohibits the sale or offering for sale of alcoholic liquor for on-premises consumption, except by specific licensed establishments. It also restricts possession of open alcoholic beverages in public places and requires licensees to prevent patrons from leaving with open containers.

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shall be unlawful for any person, firm, corporation, association, partnership or club, other than holders of class "A," "B," "D," "E," "F," "G," "J," "L," "N," "O," "Q," and "R" retaining liquor licenses as defined herein, to sell or offer for sale any alcoholic liquor for consumption on the premises where sold. It shall be unlawful for any person in any public place, or in any area within the village, except property zoned and occupied for residential purposes, to possess

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Waukegan · 3.11

Fees required

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This section outlines the standard fees required for obtaining or renewing an alcoholic liquor license in Waukegan. It specifies a nonrefundable administrative processing fee for new applications and notes that base fees can be modified by the city council, with no refunds generally provided.

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Standard fees. Every applicant for a license or license renewal for the sale of alcoholic liquor in the city shall pay to the city, at time of application, the following fees: (1) Administrative processing fee. A nonrefundable administrative processing fee in an amount as set forth in section 3-55 of this chapter shall be required of all new applications only. Upon the issuance of a license, a fee sufficient to cover all additional city costs in processing any application

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Des Plaines · 12.13.3

Definition Of Terms

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This section provides definitions for various terms used within the Des Plaines municipal code, including specific definitions for accessory parking lots, accessory structures, accessory uses, adhered masonry veneer, alleys, and alternative tobacco establishments.

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body art establishment. “Body art establishment” shall not include any use that is otherwise listed specifically in a zoning district as a permitted or conditional use. BREWERY: Any class of brewer or craft brewer licensed to manufacture beer under the Illinois Liquor Control Act of 1934, 235 Illinois Compiled Statutes 5/1 et seq. When a brewery is the principal use, it may include one or more of the following uses as accessory uses: a) a tavern; b) a Class...zoning certificates, conditional use permits, planned unit developments, variations, amendments to the ordinance or map, administrative interpretations, and appeals from administrative determinations as provided in this title. DISTILLERY: Any class of distiller or craft distiller licensed to manufacture spirits by distillation under the Illinois Liquor Control Act of 1934, 235 Illinois Compiled Statutes 5/1 et seq. When a distillery is the principal use, it may include one or more of the following accessory uses: a) a tavern; b) a Class

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Carol Stream · 10.14.2

Licenses Required

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This section requires anyone operating or maintaining video gaming terminals in Carol Stream to hold both state and village licenses, a written use agreement with a terminal operator, and a valid video gaming sticker on each terminal.

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maintain any video gaming terminal or allow video gaming in any premises in the village unless that person holds a valid state location license issued under the Video Gaming Act and a valid village Class V or Class VC liquor license and has entered into a written use agreement with a terminal operator for placement of the terminals. A copy of the use agreement shall be on file in the licensed video gaming location in the village and available...inspection by the Liquor Commissioner or his or her designees. (B) No person shall own, maintain, or place a video gaming terminal in the village unless he or she has a valid terminal operator's state license issued under the Video Gaming Act and a valid village video gaming terminal operators license for each video gaming terminal placed and maintained in the village. A terminal operator may only place video gaming terminals in the village for use in licensed video

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Wheeling · 4.32.030

General administration and procedure

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This section establishes the liquor control commission as the administrative body for liquor licenses in Wheeling. It outlines the commission's powers, including granting, suspending, revoking licenses, and imposing fines for violations.

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other actions of the commission shall be issued in the name of the commission, signed by the chair and attested by the clerk. (c) The liquor control commission shall have the following powers, function and duties with respect to liquor licenses: (1) To grant and/or suspend for not more than thirty days, or revoke for cause, pursuant to Section 4.32.225 of this Chapter, all local licenses issued to persons for the premises within this jurisdiction, and to impose a fine...furtherance of the provisions of this Chapter, and not inconsistent with the provisions of law or this code, as may be necessary and in the public interest. (e) All applications for licenses, including transfers and renewals, and all complaints of violations of this Chapter, of the state liquor control laws, or of any regulations pertaining thereto, shall be made to the commission. All complaints hereunder shall be filed with or forwarded to the clerk. The clerk shall immediately transmit

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