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This section establishes limits on the number of amusement devices allowed in specific business types based on floor area and a maximum cap for indoor recreational centers. It also dictates that amusement devices in indoor recreational centers must be located in a separate, supervised area.

This section lists permitted commercial uses within the C-2 Community Commercial District in Glendale Heights. It includes a wide range of retail, service, and business establishments, as well as accessory uses.

This section establishes hours of operation for food service establishments and mobile food vendors in Glenview. It generally prohibits sales between 1:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m., with exceptions for establishments with liquor licenses or conditional use permits. Mobile food vendors are restricted to operating between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.

This ordinance prohibits property owners from maintaining properties that disrupt the community's peace and well-being due to frequent police/ambulance calls for disruptive behavior. It defines 'frequent requests' and outlines notification procedures, penalties including fines, and potential business/liquor license revocation.

This section mandates that compliance with all other Village codes, ordinances, and state/federal statutes is required for establishments selling alcohol. Failure to comply constitutes a violation of this chapter and can lead to liquor license suspension, revocation, or termination.

This section mandates that liquor license holders in Green Oaks must immediately report any incidents of disorderly conduct or criminal violations occurring on their licensed premises to the police. Failure to report is considered a violation of the liquor license.

This section outlines the procedures for transferring business licenses and changing the location of licensed businesses within Peotone. It specifies notice requirements and prohibits the transfer of certain license types, while excluding liquor licenses from these provisions.

This section of the Park Ridge ordinance prohibits officials and employees from engaging in specific unethical acts, including using their position for personal gain in hiring, discriminating in appointments, rewarding political activity, misusing city equipment, and representing individuals in matters involving the city within a specified timeframe after leaving public service.

This ordinance prohibits eating and drinking establishments that provide amusement or entertainment from being open to the public or allowing patrons to remain between 2:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. on weekdays, and between 2:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon on Sundays. Dram shops have an exception, with hours conforming to their liquor license.

This ordinance section outlines regulations for coin-operated amusement centers in Hanover Park, specifying hours of operation, attendant requirements, noise restrictions, sidewalk clearance, limitations on sales, location restrictions, signage for curfews, and prohibitions on certain device features.

This ordinance regulates the use of vending machines for tobacco, alternative nicotine, and vapor products. Vending machines must be easily observable by the licensee or equipped with a locking device to prevent access by individuals under 21 years of age, with certain exemptions.

This section outlines penalties for violating the Food and Beverage Tax chapter, including fines, potential license suspension or revocation, and specifying that each failure to collect or remit the tax constitutes a separate violation. It also clarifies that criminal prosecutions do not preclude civil actions for delinquent taxes.

This section requires a permit for any person conducting a special event or amusement activity within Buffalo Grove. Individuals must be at least twenty-one years old to obtain a permit, and additional permits may be necessary.

This section defines what constitutes a 'special event' and an 'amusement activity' within Buffalo Grove. These definitions are likely used to determine when permits or other regulations under the Amusement Activity And Special Event Permits chapter are applicable.

This section outlines the required supporting documentation for a sidewalk cafe permit application, including proof of insurance, an indemnification agreement, and a detailed site drawing. It also specifies additional requirements for applicants seeking a liquor license.

This section outlines the application process for obtaining a special event license in Harwood Heights, including required information, submission deadlines, and fee structures based on estimated attendance. It also provides a waiver for late applications under specific circumstances.

This section prohibits the possession, sale, display, and dispensing of devices adapted for introducing controlled substances into the body. It specifically addresses cannabis paraphernalia, restricting its sale to licensed dispensing agents and prohibiting individuals under 21 from possessing or purchasing it. Additionally, it restricts the display of such instruments in areas accessible to minors or near sensitive locations like schools and places of worship.

This section outlines exceptions to smoking prohibitions in Harwood Heights, detailing specific locations and conditions where smoking is permitted, such as designated hotel rooms, private vehicles, private residences (with exceptions), certain nursing home rooms, and retail tobacco stores.

Harwood Heights prohibits video gaming cafes within the village. The ordinance defines a video gaming cafe and outlines several factors to consider when determining if an establishment meets this definition, prioritizing a prohibition on such businesses over any conflicting village code provisions.

This section provides definitions for key terms used within the Ethics Provisions chapter, including 'Act on a matter' and 'Actively pursuing an opportunity to establish an economic relationship'. It clarifies what actions constitute participation in official matters and the extent of pursuing economic opportunities.

This section prohibits the sale, offering, keeping for sale, display, advertising, or retail delivery of alcoholic beverages at any location other than the one specified on a liquor license.

This section outlines the process for reviewing special event permit applications, detailing departmental responsibilities and specific requirements for vendor and liquor licenses. It emphasizes compliance with existing city code chapters and state regulations.

This section stipulates that any establishment serving alcoholic beverages at a curbside cafe must possess a valid liquor license. It also prohibits customers or third parties from supplying alcoholic beverages for consumption at these cafes.

This ordinance prohibits licensees, their agents, or employees from selling any item, such as bracelets or tickets, that would allow individuals to purchase or be served alcohol at a licensed establishment within Hillside.

This section outlines additional standards and criteria that must be met for special use permits to be granted for specific land uses, including airports, heliports, cemeteries, and public/private utilities and services.