This section outlines penalties for violations of the Gurnee Food and Beverage Tax, including late filing/payment penalties, fines for non-compliance, and potential suspension or revocation of business and liquor licenses.
This section outlines the application process for video gaming establishment and terminal licenses in McHenry, requiring adherence to city forms, general business license provisions, and state regulations. The City Council has sole discretion in approving or denying applications based on various factors related to the applicant, location, and community welfare.
This ordinance prohibits liquor license holders from displaying or allowing the display of material with explicit nudity in public areas where minors can view it. This applies to books, magazines, and other printed materials that expose genitals, pubic area, buttocks, or female breasts below the areola without opaque covering.
This section dictates that all retail sales and consumption of alcoholic beverages must occur within the licensed premises, with exceptions for approved outdoor service areas like beer gardens. The mayor has the authority to grant, condition, and revoke permissions for these outdoor areas.
This section establishes specific operating hours for different types of food businesses in Winnetka, including standard restaurants, fast food/drive-in restaurants, and food stores. It also includes a special provision for restaurants licensed to serve alcohol on New Year's Day.
This section authorizes the City of Chicago Heights to accept credit card payments for a wide range of authorized obligations, including various fees and fines. This broad authorization covers all purposes for which the city is permitted to accept payment.
This section authorizes the Mayor of Palos Park to permit the service of alcoholic beverages on Village property for qualifying non-profit or Village-sponsored events, provided specific insurance, licensing, and supervision requirements are met.
This section prohibits businesses from operating between 12:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. unless they obtain an extended hours permit. The permit requires review by the police chief and manager and approval by the village board based on adequate on-site security.
This section outlines the requirements for public meetings and notice procedures prior to the issuance of new liquor licenses in Elgin, specifically concerning adherence to issuance limitations. It details sign posting requirements, duration, and associated bond procedures for applicants.
This section establishes specific closing hours for the sale of alcoholic liquors by different license classes within Lincolnwood. It outlines daily operating hours and notes several exceptions for holidays and specific days of the week.
This section outlines various categories of individuals and entities ineligible for a license in Glenview. These ineligibilities range from character and residency requirements to criminal convictions and past license revocations.
This section prohibits licensees from allowing minors, intoxicated persons, or habitual drunkards on their premises and restricts the presence of minors in taverns, with specific exceptions for accompanied minors and businesses not predominantly selling alcohol.
This section defines key terms related to the Food and Beverage Tax chapter, including alcoholic liquor, food and beverage, purchase at retail, and retail food facility. It provides a detailed description of what constitutes a retail food facility and lists several exclusions.
This section provides definitions for terms used in the Glen Ellyn Food and Beverage Tax chapter. It defines terms such as Alcoholic Liquor, Food and Beverage, Prepared Food Item, Purchase at Retail, Retail Food Facility, and Retail Liquor Facility.
This section defines key terms used in the chapter related to food and beverage taxation. It clarifies what constitutes alcoholic liquor, food and beverage, purchase at retail, and a retail food facility.
This section defines key terms relevant to municipal taxation of businesses, specifically for retail food facilities and the sale of prepared food and beverages within the municipality of Darien.
This section of the Naperville municipal ordinance provides definitions for terms related to food and beverage taxes. It defines alcoholic liquor, procedures for amending tax returns, the downtown geographic area, prepared food items, retail purchases, and retail food facilities.
This section outlines the process for handling fees associated with retail liquor dealer's license applications in South Chicago Heights. It specifies that fees are paid to the local liquor control commissioner, turned over to the treasurer, and either returned to the applicant if denied or deposited into the general corporate fund (or another designated fund) if granted.
This section outlines the process for obtaining a duplicate liquor license in Lake Barrington if the original is lost or destroyed. A written application to the Local Liquor Control Commissioner is required, and a fee will be charged as specified in another section of the Code.
The Liquor Commissioner is required to maintain a comprehensive record of all local retail liquor dealer licenses and to notify the Chief of Police about any changes to these licenses (issuance, renewal, revocation, or suspension).
This section designates the Village Mayor as the Local Liquor Control Commissioner, responsible for administering liquor control laws and local ordinances. It outlines the Mayor's authority to appoint and revoke Deputy Commissioners and details the compensation structure for the Commissioner and deputies.
This section provides a qualified exemption from prohibitions on gambling and gaming for licensed video gaming establishments operating video gaming terminals that comply with village and state regulations. It defines key terms like 'Act', 'Licensed establishment', 'Licensed video gaming establishment', and 'Video gaming terminal'.
This section dictates that a retail liquor dealer's license is tied to a specific location and any change requires formal permission from the local liquor control Commissioner. The new location must comply with all relevant state, chapter, and village laws for the retail sale of alcoholic beverages.
This section prohibits the retail sale of alcoholic liquor in Roselle between 1:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. daily, with extended hours on Saturdays, Sundays, holidays, and New Year's Day. It also outlines requirements for keeping premises open and specifies when alcoholic beverages are considered present during prohibited hours.