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This section prohibits the consumption of alcoholic liquor on public ways, in or about motor vehicles on public ways, and establishes rules for transporting alcohol in vehicles. It also outlines penalties for violations.

This section limits appeals of decisions made by the Village Liquor Control Commissioner to only reviewing the official record of formal proceedings. This applies to findings that fine, suspend, or revoke a Village liquor license.

This section outlines penalties for violations of video gaming terminal regulations, including fines, license suspension or revocation by the VG Commission, and potential liquor license action by the Mayor.

This section outlines specific disqualifications for individuals and entities seeking to obtain an alcoholic liquor dealer's license in Berwyn. Eligibility is based on residency, good reputation, citizenship, criminal history, prior license status, business ownership, and avoiding conflicts of interest with public officials.

This ordinance generally prohibits the possession of alcoholic liquor in public places and motor vehicle passenger areas, with an exception for beer and wine at organized events held in parks, playgrounds, or public buildings, provided a permit is obtained. The permit process involves an application approved by the local liquor commissioner, with conditions regarding possession, consumption, age, and prior violations.

This section outlines specific categories of individuals and entities that are ineligible for a license in Niles. It covers criteria related to character, citizenship, criminal convictions, prior license revocations, business structure, and property ownership.

This section outlines disqualifications for obtaining a liquor license in Broadview. It prohibits issuance to non-residents, individuals of poor character, non-citizens, those with felony convictions, or those involved in illicit activities.

This section outlines specific disqualifications for individuals and entities applying for liquor licenses in Lakemoor. It prohibits issuance to non-citizens, those with felony convictions or moral offenses, prior license revocations, and certain corporate structures or individuals with managerial roles, among other criteria.

This section outlines eligibility requirements and restrictions for obtaining a liquor license in North Chicago. It prohibits issuance to non-residents, those of poor character, non-citizens, individuals with certain criminal convictions, those whose licenses have been revoked, and public officials involved in liquor control.

This section outlines the disqualifications for obtaining a municipal license, covering criteria such as residency, character, citizenship, criminal history, prior license revocations, business structure, property ownership, and public official involvement. It also includes provisions for corporate eligibility and manager qualifications.

This section outlines various disqualifications for obtaining a license in La Grange Park. Eligibility is denied based on character, citizenship, criminal convictions, prior license revocation, business structure, ownership, and certain public officials.

This section outlines various restrictions and disqualifications for individuals and entities seeking to obtain or hold a liquor license in Lake Bluff. It details criteria related to character, residency, criminal history, business associations, and property ownership.

This section outlines numerous disqualifications for obtaining or renewing a license within Indian Head Park. Eligibility is restricted based on residency, character, citizenship, criminal history (felonies, crimes against decency, alcohol-related offenses), past license revocation, and the qualifications of business partners, officers, or managers.

This section outlines fees associated with alcoholic beverage licenses in Glenview, including pro-rated fees for new licenses and a hearing fee for licensees appearing before the Commissioner, which covers administrative and direct costs of the hearing.

This section outlines the grounds and procedures for the revocation or suspension of a hotel and motel license in Joliet. Reasons range from non-compliance with laws and providing false information to business closure and criminal activity on the premises, requiring a pre-suspension investigation and hearing.

This section prohibits the unlawful giveaway of alcoholic beverages by liquor licensees in Kenilworth to promote sales. However, it allows Class B licensees to offer limited, small free samples for tasting purposes immediately prior to off-premise package sales, subject to specific conditions.

This section outlines penalties for violations of video gaming regulations in Indian Head Park. It details fines, license suspensions/revocations, and confiscation of illegal gambling devices, with specific penalties for failures to maintain licenses, operating illegal games, allowing underage play, and general violations.

This section grants the Chief of Police and the Village Finance Director (or their designees) the authority to inspect licensed video gaming establishments and their revenue records to ensure compliance with Village Code and specific revenue regulations. Hindering inspections is unlawful, and failure to produce records can lead to license suspension or revocation.

This section outlines additional operational requirements for caterers seeking a liquor license. Applicants must demonstrate safe and sanitary food handling practices, subject to inspection by the department of health.

This section establishes that alcoholic liquor licenses are valid for a calendar year, from January 1 to December 31. It also mandates that license fees are paid in advance and are prorated for licenses issued after January, reducing the fee based on the number of full calendar months expired.

This section outlines specific dimensional standards for business districts and imposes restrictions on nonresidential uses within mixed-use buildings in a designated overlay district. It also establishes requirements for transitional yards when business districts abut residential lots.

This section provides definitions for terms used within the East Dundee Village Code related to alcoholic liquor establishments and related concepts, with a general reference to state law for overarching definitions.

This section outlines the requirements for conducting outdoor business activities in Roselle, distinguishing between permanent and temporary activities and setting specific regulations for display areas, storage, and vending machines within business zoning districts.

This section establishes generic use standards for specific land uses within Park Ridge, focusing on compatibility with surrounding areas, architectural harmony, traffic capacity, and preventing negative impacts. It details requirements for Assisted Living Facilities, Nursing Homes, and Community Residences.

This section prohibits establishments holding a liquor license from hosting nude or seminude dancing, or lingerie and swimwear fashion shows. These activities are permitted at private functions not open to the public.