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This section outlines penalties for violating the Food and Beverage Tax chapter, including fines, potential misdemeanor charges with incarceration for repeated offenses, and the possibility of liquor license suspension or revocation.

This ordinance prohibits licensed liquor retailers in Palos Hills from allowing disturbances such as loud talking, obscene language, fighting, or displaying obscene materials that disrupt the peace of the neighborhood. Violators face fines between $100 and $500 per offense.

This section prohibits retail liquor dealers and their employees from serving alcohol to intoxicated persons or allowing excessive drinking on their premises. It permits gambling as authorized by the Illinois Gaming Act but prohibits all other forms of gambling on or adjacent to licensed liquor establishments.

This section outlines the voting thresholds required for various City Council actions, ranging from a simple majority to a two-thirds vote, and specifies which actions require these higher thresholds. It also details specific actions that necessitate a majority vote of all members or a two-thirds vote.

This section establishes an annual fee for video gaming terminals. The fee amount is detailed in Appendix A, and it is due on April 30th, aligning with business and liquor license renewals.

This section outlines regulations for adult-use cannabis businesses in Pingree Grove, requiring special use approval and detailing facility components to be evaluated, including impacts on surrounding uses and security measures.

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 section requires businesses, trades, and occupations listed within to obtain a license and pay a specified fee. It outlines various categories of businesses with associated license fees, including general businesses and specific categories like cannabis operations.

This section of the West Chicago municipal ordinance outlines operating standards for day and temporary labor agencies. It mandates provisions for waiting areas, including accessible toilet facilities, temperature control, adequate seating, liability insurance, and rules against disorderly conduct and alcohol consumption. It also requires posting of occupancy limits and signage at entrances.

This section establishes the purpose of requiring licenses for commercial establishments in Bartlett, emphasizing their impact on village services and the need to safeguard public health and welfare. It mandates that all commercial activities must obtain a license before operation.

This section mandates that managers, servers, security personnel, and designated management personnel at establishments holding specific liquor licenses in Tinley Park must complete a state-certified Beverage Alcohol Sellers and Servers Education and Training Program (BASSET) or its equivalent. The training must meet Illinois Department of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse curriculum requirements, and new employees have 90 days to complete it.

This section establishes the creation, composition, and terms of the Western Springs Local Liquor Control Commission. It outlines the commission's powers and duties, which primarily involve reviewing liquor license applications, conducting disciplinary hearings, and maintaining records, all under the direction of the Local Commissioner.

This section of the Westchester Municipal Ordinance provides definitions for terms used within the chapter on noises, including 'District', 'Emergency signal devices', 'Noise disturbance', 'Parade', 'Private open space', 'Public assembly', 'Public way', and 'Special event'.

This section mandates that retailers applying for a liquor license must first demonstrate compliance with all relevant zoning ordinance requirements. This ensures that the proposed liquor establishment's location meets established city zoning regulations.

This section prohibits property owners, lessees, or tenants from maintaining premises that are disruptive to the community peace and well-being, defining such disruption by frequent police/ambulance responses for specific misbehaviors. It establishes penalties including fines and potential license revocation for commercial establishments.

This section requires a permit for operating a sidewalk cafe in Franklin Park, outlining eligibility criteria, necessary documentation, fees, and general operational requirements, including restrictions on alcohol consumption.

This section provides specific definitions for terms used within the Palatine zoning ordinance, including 'above ground public utility appurtenances', 'accessory structure', 'accessory use', 'acre', and two types of administrative approvals for residential uses and variations.

This section prohibits the consumption, use, sale, or distribution of alcoholic beverages on private property that is open to the general public unless a liquor license has been obtained from the village. An exception is made for block parties that have obtained a valid permit and comply with all village ordinances.

This section prohibits the possession of open alcoholic beverages in public places within Frankfort, with exceptions for licensed events. Unopened containers are generally permitted.

This section defines adult bookstores and adult movie theaters, and prohibits their operation within the village unless granted as a special use in a B-5 Highway Business District, subject to specific restrictions including proximity limitations.

This section prohibits nudity and seminudity in sexually oriented businesses that hold a village liquor license, with specific exceptions for restrooms and dressing rooms. It also regulates interactions and physical contact between employees and patrons when employees are seminude.

This section outlines exemptions to the prohibitions on smoking established by the Smoke Free Illinois Act. It details specific locations and circumstances where smoking is permitted, such as designated hotel rooms, private vehicles, private residences (with exceptions), specific nursing home rooms, and tobacco dealers.

This section establishes Elwood's official policy regarding the Illinois Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), mandating compliance with a referenced exhibit for processing requests. It outlines general FOIA procedures, including response timelines, extension possibilities, denial communication, appeal processes, and fees.

This section outlines the requirements and procedures for obtaining a permit for special events in Vernon Hills. It defines what constitutes a special event, details the application process, lists potential additional permits required, and addresses operational aspects like event hours and public safety staffing.

This section establishes a general penalty for violations of the chapter and specifically addresses the consequences of illegal gambling, which can lead to the suspension or revocation of business and/or liquor licenses.