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Rolling Meadows · 6.2

Transporting into restaurant

Summary

This ordinance prohibits individuals from bringing or carrying alcoholic liquor into restaurants or other eating establishments for on-premises consumption, regardless of whether the establishment has a liquor license. An exception exists for individual events where a special permit can be obtained to allow consumption of alcoholic beverages on unlicensed premises.

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restaurant establishment or other eating establishment for purposes of consumption in such restaurant or other eating establishment, whether or not consumed with a meal and regardless of whether such restaurant or other eating establishment has been issued a liquor license. However, for an individual event, any person may apply to the business relations officer, as set forth in section 6-34 of this article, for a special permit which would authorize the consumption of alcoholic beverages upon such unlicensed premises

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Lake Barrington · 2.4.1

Definitions

Summary

This section defines key terms used within the chapter on Restaurants and Mobile Food Vendors in Lake Barrington. It specifically clarifies definitions for Enforcement Officer, Ice Cream Vendor, Itinerant Restaurant, Lake County Health Department, and Mobile Food Vendor.

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cream vendors and their respective employees provides and shall use the same standards of review for such application and the related criminal background check history as are made applicable by the Village Code to applicants for a Village liquor license. Fingerprinting and submittal to a criminal history background check for the owner(s) and officer(s) of the vendor and for each current employee of an ice cream vendor who will be employed by such vendor within the Village shall

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Oswego · 3.18.3

Application for license; issuance and renewal

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This section outlines the requirements and disqualifications for obtaining and renewing a license to operate coin-operated amusement devices in Oswego. It details specific criminal convictions, past license revocations, business conduct, and character requirements that can prevent an applicant from receiving a license, and mandates background checks for applicants and managers unless they hold a village liquor license.

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background check and fingerprinting will be performed by the police department for all applicants, owners and managers. However, no such background check shall be required if the applicant or owner(s) are currently the holder of a valid village liquor license. 1. A nonrefundable fee designated in Appendix A shall be paid by the company, applicant, or individual for each person for whom a background check must be conducted. The provisions above shall not apply to an individual to whom

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Lake Forest · 97.068

Alcoholic Beverages

Summary

This section prohibits the possession, consumption, use, giving away, or sale of alcoholic beverages in city-owned parks and all city public school grounds, with specific exceptions for the Deerpath Park Golf Course and a designated beach area for beer and wine in approved containers from authorized licensees.

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area designated as the Deerpath Park Golf Course: and (b) the beach area (as defined in § 111.001), but only for beer and wine sold in an approved container provided by an authorized licensee pursuant to a valid Class K liquor license; and (2) In all city public school grounds and areas. (B) Nothing herein shall prohibit the possession, consumption, use, sale or giving away of alcoholic beverages from in any park or school area pursuant to and in conformance with

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Chicago Ridge · 6.2

Definitions

Summary

This section defines key terms used within the Chicago Ridge chapter, specifically focusing on 'alcoholic liquor' and 'club'. It outlines what constitutes alcoholic liquor, with exceptions for denatured alcohol and low-alcohol content beverages, and specifies conditions for wine used for sacramental purposes. It also defines a 'club' as a non-profit corporation for a common object other than liquor sales, detailing requirements for membership, facilities, and reporting.

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church or religious organization for sacramental purposes; provided, however, that such wine shall be purchased from a licensed manufacturer or importing distributor under the provisions of state law. Club means a corporation organized under the laws of this state not for pecuniary profit, solely for the promotion of some common object other than the sale or consumption of alcoholic liquors, kept, used and maintained by its members through the payment of annual dues and owning, hiring or by using...employees for cooking, preparing and serving food and meals for its members and their guests. The following provisions apply to clubs: (1) A club shall file with the village president at the time of its application for a liquor license under this chapter, two copies of a list of names and residences of its members and similarly file within ten days of the election of any additional member his name and address. (2) The affairs and management of the club

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Lisle · 1.20.2

Fines

Summary

This section of the Lisle municipal ordinance outlines various fines and fees associated with violations of different titles and chapters. It specifies penalties for general offenses, business license violations, liquor license infractions, and other regulatory breaches, often with daily escalating fines.

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less than $50.00, nor more than $500.00, each day a violation exists shall be a separate and distinct offense 3-1-9 Initial first year non- refundable application fee (all classes except Class 7) $1,000.00 3-2-7 Liquor licenses violations 3-2-20 (B)(3) First violation in 12 months $250.00 Second violation in 12 months $500.00 Third and subsequent violations in 12 months $750.00 Violations of Title 3, Chapter 2, generally Not less than $50.00, nor more

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Brookfield · 4.131

Revocation

Summary

This section outlines the conditions under which a sexually oriented business or employee license can be revoked in Brookfield. Revocation can occur due to repeated suspensions or specific violations by the licensee, including providing false information, allowing illegal activities on the premises, or operating with an expired or suspended license.

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process; (2) A licensee has knowingly allowed possession, use, or sale of controlled substances on the premises; (3) A licensee has, with knowledge, permitted the sale, use, or consumption of alcoholic beverages on the premises without a validly issued liquor license; (4) A licensee has, with knowledge, permitted prostitution on the premises; (5) A licensee has, with knowledge, permitted a person under 18 years of age to enter or remain in the establishment; (6) A licensee has attempted to sell

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Des Plaines · 4.4.20

Delivery To Residential Premises

Summary

This section permits Class B liquor licensees in Des Plaines to deliver alcoholic beverages to residential premises. Deliveries are conditional on certified drivers, written regulations approved by the Mayor as Liquor Control Commissioner, and adherence to age restrictions.

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approved by him or her, and shall be retained in the files of the city as proof thereof. D. The failure of a class B licensee to observe said regulations shall be cause for the revocation of its liquor license subject to the applicable hearing provisions as required

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Grayslake · 5.84.030

Sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages

Summary

This section outlines the requirements for the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages in outdoor dining areas in Grayslake. It mandates specific insurance, operational hours, physical enclosures, and age restrictions for staff.

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Permittee wishing to sell alcoholic beverages outside shall possess a valid village liquor license for consumption on their premises. Establishments are required to show evidence of the issuance of a policy of dram shop insurance of not less than one million dollars ($1,000,000.00) per occurrence and one million dollars ($1,000,000.00) per person. B. Liquor may be sold only when "meals," as defined in the liquor code, are available. At any time alcohol is available, customers shall

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West Chicago · 3.16

Bring your own liquor (BYOL) regulations

Summary

This section prohibits bringing alcoholic beverages onto food-selling premises for on-site consumption unless the establishment is licensed. A specific BYOL (Bring Your Own Liquor) license is required for wine or beer, costing $1,000 annually.

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state. Only wine or beer may be brought onto such premises by a person for his or hers or another's consumption while present for the purpose of eating, and the annual cost of a city class BYOL liquor license therefore shall be one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) annually

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Oak Park · 30.1.3

Policies And Procedures

Summary

This section outlines the prioritization criteria for special event permit applications, emphasizing recurring events and local applicants. It also establishes a nondiscrimination clause for the review process and details the grounds for approving or denying permit applications.

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death/occurrence/aggregate, one million dollars ($1,000,000.00); property damage, one million dollars ($1,000,000.00)/occurrence/aggregate and liquor liability insurance, if applicable, with limits of not less than one million dollars ($1,000,000.00) combined single limit or one million dollars ($1,000,000.00) per occurrence and per aggregate. Insurance required by this section shall be written by an admitted carrier licensed to do business in the State and having at least a "B+" first division of ratings...bargaining agreement and appointee pay plan schedule for Village employees. The annual schedule shall include, but not be limited to, the following: a. Tent permit fee; b. Temporary food service permit fee; c. Any other applicable permit fee; d. Liquor license fee; e. Equipment, including, but not limited to, standard barricades, cones, parking signage, road closure barricades, directional/road closure signage; f. Labor, including, but not limited to, emergency management, fire, police, public health and other labor; g. Waste pick

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Oak Park · 30.1.3

Policies And Procedures

Summary

This section outlines the prioritization criteria for special event permit applications, emphasizing recurring events and local applicants. It also establishes a nondiscrimination clause for the review process and details the grounds for approving or denying permit applications.

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death/occurrence/aggregate, one million dollars ($1,000,000.00); property damage, one million dollars ($1,000,000.00)/occurrence/aggregate and liquor liability insurance, if applicable, with limits of not less than one million dollars ($1,000,000.00) combined single limit or one million dollars ($1,000,000.00) per occurrence and per aggregate. Insurance required by this section shall be written by an admitted carrier licensed to do business in the State and having at least a "B+" first division of ratings...bargaining agreement and appointee pay plan schedule for Village employees. The annual schedule shall include, but not be limited to, the following: a. Tent permit fee; b. Temporary food service permit fee; c. Any other applicable permit fee; d. Liquor license fee; e. Equipment, including, but not limited to, standard barricades, cones, parking signage, road closure barricades, directional/road closure signage; f. Labor, including, but not limited to, emergency management, fire, police, public health and other labor; g. Waste pick

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Northfield · 16.16.1

Drug Usage

Summary

This ordinance requires licensees to immediately notify the Village Police Department upon observing or anticipating a drug transaction and to file a report with the Local Liquor Control Commissioner within 48 hours. Failure to comply can result in fines and license suspension or revocation.

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when the licensee knows or in the exercise of ordinary judgment should know that a drug transaction is occurring or imminent. b. In addition, within forty eight (48) hours of the occurrence, the licensee shall file with the Local Liquor Control Commissioner a report on a form provided by the Village containing the following information: (i) The number of persons involved in the drug transaction; (ii) What action, if any, was taken by the licensee to prevent the drug transaction...file a report as required in Subsection A of this Section with the Commissioner shall subject the licensee to a mandatory fine as set forth in Appendix D of this Code, and a possible suspension or revocation of the liquor license. For purposes of this Section the word "immediate" shall mean at the very moment that the observation occurs

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Westchester · 5.102.050

Continuing duty to report violations

Summary

This section mandates that licensees, applicants, and individuals with significant influence or control must promptly report specific events to the Liquor Commissioner. These events include violations of gaming laws, changes affecting video gaming operations or business arrangements, criminal charges (excluding minor traffic offenses), and any adverse actions or non-renewals related to liquor licenses.

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Licensees and applicants for licensure under this chapter and persons with significant influence and control must promptly report all of the following to the Liquor Commissioner or his or her designee: (A) A violation of the Video Gaming Act, the regulations promulgated under the Video Gaming Act, this chapter or any illegal conduct including, but not limited to, the possession, maintenance, facilitation or use of any illegal gaming device; (B) Any fact, event, occurrence, matter or action that may affect...change in persons identified as having significant influence or control; (C) Each arrest, summons, citation or charge for any criminal offense or violation, excluding minor traffic violations; and (D) Any adverse action taken or nonrenewal relative to a liquor license

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Lynwood · 10.2

Definitions

Summary

This section provides definitions for various terms used in the chapter, including alcoholic beverages, applicants, beer, catering halls, clubs, entertainment, and hotels. These definitions are crucial for understanding and applying the regulations within the chapter.

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meanings ascribed to them in this section, except where the context clearly indicates a different meaning: Alcoholic liquor or alcoholic beverage means any spirits, wine, beer, ale or other liquid containing more than one-half of one percent of alcohol by volume that is fit for beverage purposes. Applicant means an individual, co-partnership or corporation that seeks to be licensed under the provisions of this chapter. In the case of a corporation, it shall mean the officers, directors...annual sales of the business. In the event that the gross sales of food shall fall below this percentage, the establishment shall cease to be a restaurant as defined herein and shall not be eligible for a class A liquor license. (Code

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Lake Forest · 95.184

Effective Date

Summary

This section outlines the effective date of the "Prohibition Of Smoking In Public And Other Places" ordinance, with a general effective date of September 1, 2006, and a later effective date of May 1, 2007, for establishments holding specific liquor licenses.

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date in division (A) above, the provisions of this subchapter shall take effect on May 1, 2007 for any restaurant or establishment holding either a Class B-1, B-2, C through C-7, D, E or E-1 liquor license issued by the city. (Ord. 2006-43, passed

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Elmwood Park · 57.5

Continuing Duty to Report Violations

Summary

This section mandates that licensees, applicants, and individuals with significant influence in video gaming must promptly report specific incidents, changes, and legal issues to the liquor commissioner. This includes violations of gaming laws, events affecting gaming operations, criminal charges (excluding minor traffic offenses), and actions related to liquor licenses.

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Licensees and applicants for licensure under this chapter and persons with significant influence and control must promptly report all of the following to the liquor commissioner or his or her designee:(a) A violation of the video gaming act, the regulations promulgated under the video gaming act, this chapter or any illegal conduct including, but not limited to, the possession, maintenance, facilitation or use of any illegal gaming device;(b) Any fact, event, occurrence, matter or action that may affect...change in persons identified as having significant influence or control;(c) Each arrest, summons, citation or charge for any criminal offense or violation, excluding minor traffic violations; and(d) Any adverse action taken or nonrenewal relative to a liquor license

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Maywood · 32.05

Auxiliary Police Officers; Part-Time Police Officers; Community Resource Officers

Summary

This ordinance authorizes the Village Manager to appoint auxiliary police officers, part-time police officers, and community resource officers based on the Chief of Police's recommendation and available funds. It outlines distinct roles and responsibilities for each category of officer.

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reviews and inspections and related code enforcement actions regarding of redevelopment of land or renovation of buildings, including all Village staff time and professional consultant fees and costs, marketing/business attraction and retention activities, etc.); (b) Monitor business establishments holding liquor licenses to ensure compliance with Village ordinances; (c) Conduct checks of other establishments to confirm adherence to local ordinances and issue citations for violations; (d) Promote community engagement and facilitate collaboration between the Police Department and Code Enforcement Division

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River Forest · 8.5.3

Definitions

Summary

This section defines key terms used throughout the River Forest Liquor Control Ordinance, including 'Alcohol', 'Alcoholic Liquor', 'Applicant', 'Hotel', and 'Licensee'. These definitions are crucial for understanding the scope and application of the ordinance's regulations.

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includes synthetic ethyl alcohol. Alcohol does not include denatured alcohol or wood alcohol. ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR: Any alcohol, spirits, wine and beer, and every liquid or solid, patented or not, containing alcohol, spirits, wine or beer, and capable of being consumed as a beverage by a human being. APPLICANT: An individual, partnership, corporation, limited liability company, or not for profit organization which seeks to be licensed under the provisions of this chapter. In the case of a "not for profit organization...buildings in connection therewith and such building or buildings, structure or structures being provided with adequate and sanitary kitchen and dining room equipment and capacity. LICENSEE: An individual, partnership, corporation, or not for profit organization which obtains a local liquor license pursuant to this chapter. NOT FOR PROFIT ORGANIZATION: An entity organized or operating under the laws of this state as a not for profit institution which shall have been operated solely for the promotion of some common object other

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Orland Hills · 111.68

Village Hearings; Testimony Required

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This section requires liquor license holders to ensure their officers, agents, and employees testify at village hearings regarding events related to their employment. Failure to do so, unless based on a constitutional right, is a violation by the licensee and can lead to license suspension, revocation, or non-renewal.

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condition attached to the issuance of, or renewal of, a liquor license hereunder, it shall be the duty of each licensee to require all officers, agents, and employees of licensee to testify (subject to any constitutional restrictions) at any hearing that may be conducted by the village, or any of its committees, commissions, boards, or agencies, or the Local Liquor Control Commissioner, regardless of whether they would otherwise be subject to subpoena power, when such hearings may relate directly...section by the licensee, unless such failure or refusal is based upon a constitutional right to not so testify. (C) The violation of the provisions of this section shall constitute due cause for the suspension or revocation of the license of licensee, or sufficient grounds for nonrenewal of any such license. Any such suspension, nonrenewal or revocation shall be effective only after compliance with the procedures and provisions set forth in § 111.36, or otherwise in con formity with

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Wilmette · 10.12

Record of licenses; notification of certain officials of revocation, etc

Summary

This section mandates that the Commissioner maintain a record of all issued licenses and provide copies to the Clerk, Treasurer, and Chief of Police. It also requires prompt written notification of license issuances or revocations to these officials and a periodic report of enforcement activities and fee collection to the Village Board.

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each of these officers within 48 hours of such action. (b) The commissioner shall report to the Village Board of Trustees all of his acts and doings in the enforcement of this chapter and in the collection of liquor license fees, including the date collected, and date the fees were turned over to the Village Treasurer. (Code

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Wadsworth · 3.1.5

List Of Licenses

Summary

This section outlines the reporting requirements for the Liquor License Control Commission (LLCC) to the Clerk, Treasurer, and Board of Trustees of Wadsworth regarding the issuance, revocation, and fee collection of liquor licenses.

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these officers within forty eight (48) hours. B. Report To Board Of Trustees: The LLCC shall report to the Village Board all of his acts in the enforcement of this chapter, and in regard to the collection of liquor license fees, the date collected, and the date the fees were turned over to the village treasurer, whenever such a report is requested by the village board

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Oak Forest · 111.69

City Hearings—Testimony Required

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This ordinance requires liquor licensees to ensure their owners, officers, agents, and employees testify at city hearings related to their business, making this a condition of employment. Failure to comply, without a constitutional basis, can lead to license non-renewal, suspension, or revocation, in addition to potential fines.

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condition attached to the issuance of, or renewal of, an liquor license hereunder, it shall be the duty of each licensee to require all owners, officers, agents, and employees of licensee to testify (subject to any constitutional restrictions) at any hearing that may be conducted by the city, or any of its committees, commissions, boards or agencies, or the Local Liquor Commissioner, regardless of whether they would otherwise be subject to subpoena power, when such hearings may relate directly...section by licensee, unless such failure to refusal is based upon a constitutional right to not so testify. (D) The violation of the provisions of this section shall constitute due cause for the nonrenewal, suspension and/or revocation of the license of the licensee. Any such non-renewal, suspension or revocation shall be effective only after compliance with the procedures and provisions set forth in § 111.69 hereof or otherwise in conformity with law. The suspension, revocation or non-renewal of such

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Burr Ridge · 25.37

Village Hearings - Testimony Required

Summary

This section mandates that liquor licensees require their owners, officers, agents, and employees to testify at Village hearings related to their employment, making this a condition of employment. Failure to comply by employees can result in license non-renewal, suspension, or revocation for the licensee.

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condition attached to the issuance of, or renewal of, a liquor license hereunder, it shall be the duty of each licensee to require all owners, officers, agents, and employees of licensee to testify (subject to any constitutional restrictions) at any hearing that may be conducted by the Village, or any of its committees, commissions, boards or agencies, or the Local Liquor Commissioner, regardless of whether they would otherwise be subject to subpoena power, when such hearings may relate directly...Section by licensee, unless such failure to refusal is based upon a constitutional right to not so testify. The violation of the provisions of this Section shall constitute due cause for the non-renewal, suspension and/or revocation of the license of the Licensee. Any such non-renewal, suspension or revocation shall be effective only after compliance with the procedures and provisions set forth in Sec. 25.33 hereof, or otherwise in conformity with law. The suspension, revocation or non-renewal

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Palos Heights · 150.115

Limitations

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This section outlines limitations for commercial tents in Palos Heights, including the number of tents allowed per event, permit requirements, duration of use, operational hours, and restrictions on live entertainment. It also specifies the authorities responsible for granting approvals.

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shall be allowed for a period of 180 days, weather permitting. (D) Business shall be conducted within the tent during normal business hours of licensee. (E) Live entertainment shall only be permitted by special use as allowed by current liquor license. (F) All approvals for the tent shall be made by the Mayor or Building Commissioner or designee. (Ord. O-14-04, passed 4-6-04; Am. Ord. O-13-21, passed

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Transporting into restaurant

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