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Woodridge · 9.3.9

Accessory Outdoor Activity

Summary

This section of the Woodridge Village Code regulates outdoor business activities within specific zoning districts (B-1, B-2, B-3, ORI). It establishes requirements for the enclosure of most business activities and sets specific standards for outdoor display and sales, including location, surface, pedestrian access, height, and size limitations.

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permitted on the same property as an accessory to the operation of a lawfully permitted restaurant. 2. Outdoor Dining may not occur on public property. 3. The sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages shall be restricted by the liquor license governing the restaurant, and as otherwise regulated by Title 3, Chapter 3 of the Village Code. 4. Additional parking shall not be required for Outdoor Dining. 5. Outdoor Dining shall be permitted only during normal business hours of the restaurant

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Mokena · 3.18.7

Regulations

Summary

This section outlines regulations for mobile food vendors in Mokena, prohibiting parking on public property without authorization, restricting vending locations, and setting standards for operations, setbacks, safety, and environmental impact.

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manner that maintains a clear path along the sidewalk and does not interfere with or obstruct the free passage of pedestrians. P. The sale or service of alcohol by a mobile food vendor is strictly prohibited unless temporary liquor license approval has been granted by the Village

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Glendale Heights · 11.10B-2

Permitted Uses

Summary

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.

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between the hours of ten o’clock (10:00) A.M. and ten o’clock (10:00) P.M. 9. The sale, serving, and consumption of alcoholic beverages within a restaurant’s outdoor dining area shall be subject to the liquor licensing of the village. In addition, any business that serves alcohol within its outdoor dining area must also include the following improvements: a. The outdoor dining area shall be enclosed by a decorative, semi-open metal fence that has a maximum

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Elwood · 31.07

Official Policy; Freedom Of Information Act

Summary

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.

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requested, including the relevant category, specific dates known, and/or persons in the record. Use additional pages, if necessary. Categories: Municipal meeting minutes Agendas Board meetings: Planning, Finance, Park Budget/finance records Village year end report Ordinances Applications for food/restaurant/tobacco or liquor licenses Public works Personnel Payroll Police Department records (see supplement) Please indicate the manner of public review: ______ Written copy ______ Inspection ______ Electronic copy _____ Other Date/time available to inspect public record: _________________________________ Certification needed? ____Yes ____No Approximate number of pages requested if known

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Rockdale · 26.238

Contents of application

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This section outlines the mandatory information and statements required on an application for a retail alcoholic liquor license in Rockdale. It covers applicant identification, business details, previous licensing history, and a commitment to obeying laws.

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application for a retail alcoholic liquor license shall contain the following information and statements: (1) The name, age and address of the applicant, and in the case of a co-partnership, the persons entitled to share in the profits thereof; and in the case of a corporation for profit, the date of incorporation, the object for which it was organized, the names and addresses of the officers and directors, and if a majority interest of the stock of such corporation

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North Aurora · 16.3

General terms

Summary

This section provides definitions for various terms used within the North Aurora municipal ordinances, covering general provisions, structures, uses, and adult-oriented businesses.

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display of paintings, sculpture, video art or other works. "Art Gallery" does not include "Cultural Facility," such as a library, museum or noncommercial gallery that may also display paintings, sculpture, video art or other works. Assisted Living Facility. A licensed facility that provides daily assistance and long-term residence for disabled or elderly individuals. This includes a combination of housing, supportive services, personalized assistance and health care designed to respond to the individual needs of those who need help with...Lodge or Hall. A membership organization which caters exclusively to members and their guests for social, intellectual, recreational or athletic purposes. A "Club, Lodge or Hall" may, subject to other regulations controlling such uses, maintain dining facilities, possess a liquor license, or engage professional entertainment for the enjoyment of dues-paying members and their guests. "Club, Lodge or Hall" shall not include "Country Club." Co-location. Placement of wireless telecommunications equipment from more than one service or service provider

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Highland Park · 118.610

Review of special event permit application

Summary

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.

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State of Illinois, or otherwise provide evidence of compliance with the Illinois Retailer's Occupation Tax Act; and (d) Food vendors must submit proof of a valid permit issued by the Lake County Department of Health. (2) Liquor license applications complying with all of the requirements of Chapter 119 of the Highland Park Code. (B) Upon receipt of the recommendation from the Events Coordinator, the City Manager shall distribute copies of the application and the recommendation of the Events Coordinator

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Lake Villa · 10.3B-1

General Regulations

Summary

This section establishes general regulations for land and building use within Lake Villa. It mandates that all uses, constructions, and alterations must conform to district-specific permitted uses, height limits, area regulations, and yard requirements, with specific provisions for corner lots and a minimum floor area for single-family dwellings. Additionally, it imposes a separation requirement between places of worship/schools and establishments holding liquor licenses.

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church or other place of worship, nor any primary, secondary, university, college, junior college or seminary school shall be located or established within one hundred feet (100') of any established tavern or other business, which holds a valid liquor license

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St. Charles · 2.04.090

Standing committees—Designated

Summary

This section designates the standing committees of the St. Charles City Council and outlines the specific areas of responsibility for each committee. The committees are Planning and Development, Government Operations, and Government Services.

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development matters, zoning/annexation/boundary lines, building code enforcement, zoning map, comprehensive plan, land/cash ordinance, economic development and downtown redevelopment. B. Government Operations Committee. The government operations committee shall include and pertain to the Municipal Code, all legal suits or questions, liquor licenses, personnel manual, labor negotiations, safety manual/programs for employees, all financial matters, budgets, IRB's, bonding, insurance matters, information technology matters, inventory control and purchasing; C. Government Services Committee. The government services committee shall include and pertain to police, fire

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Rolling Meadows · 6.31

Compliance required

Summary

This section establishes that by accepting an alcoholic liquor license in Rolling Meadows, an individual or entity agrees to abide by all the terms and conditions outlined in this article, as well as other relevant city codes and ordinances.

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person who accepts any alcoholic liquor license issued under this article accepts and agrees to comply with all of the terms and conditions of this article and all other applicable sections of this Code and city ordinances. (Code

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Winthrop Harbor · 154.003

Definitions

Summary

This section of the Winthrop Harbor Municipal Ordinance provides definitions for various terms used throughout the chapter. It clarifies the meaning of words such as 'Accessory Structure or Use', 'Agriculture', 'Apartment', 'Automobile Sales', and 'Automobile Service Station'.

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other than single-family residential homes and apartments) where dancing by patrons is permitted or encouraged, and which limits entry or caters primarily to persons of less than 21 years of age, and which does not possess a valid liquor license. This includes such other similar businesses as may provide non-alcoholic beverages to a primarily teenage patronage, such as a “Soda Bar” or “Juice Bar”.” TOXIC MATTER. Material which is capable of causing injury to living organisms by chemical

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Rockdale · 26.460.44

Application

Summary

This section outlines the application requirements for businesses seeking to operate an outdoor dining area in Rockdale. Applicants must submit detailed information to the village clerk, including business details, property information, concept plans, and proof of insurance.

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liability insurance that includes coverage for the proposed location of the outdoor dining area and a certificate of insurance or hold harmless agreement in compliance with section 26-460.48; (6) In the case of any applicant holding a village liquor license: proof of adequate dram shop liability insurance that includes coverage for the proposed location of the outdoor dining area; and (7) Any other information that the village deems necessary

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Rockdale · 26.460.41

Outdoor dining permits authorized

Summary

This section authorizes the village president to issue temporary outdoor dining permits to food-service businesses. The permits allow for alcohol service consistent with existing liquor licenses and require the applicant to be a currently registered village business.

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village, provided that no such permit shall be issued unless the applicant complies with all provisions of this division. The outdoor dining permit shall permit the service of alcohol consistent with the applicant's existing and currently valid liquor license. In addition, no outdoor dining permit shall be issued to any applicant that is not a currently registered village business. Every outdoor dining permit issued pursuant to this division shall be temporary in nature and shall remain valid only until

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Norridge · 6.83

Consumption on unlicensed premises

Summary

This section prohibits the consumption of alcoholic beverages in any food dispensing establishment that lacks a valid liquor license. It also makes it unlawful for the proprietor of such an establishment to permit alcohol consumption on their premises.

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shall be unlawful for any person to consume alcoholic beverages of any nature whatsoever in any restaurant or other food dispensing establishment which does not hold a current and valid liquor license. It shall be unlawful for the proprietor of any such establishment to allow any person to consume alcoholic beverages on the premises of his establishment. (Code

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Pingree Grove · 11.5.8

Signs 1

Summary

This section establishes general provisions for all signs within the Village of Pingree Grove, outlining applicability and the overarching purpose of regulating signs to ensure a comprehensive, balanced system that promotes public health, safety, welfare, and community appearance while encouraging economic development.

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posted within public view, shall not exceed twenty-five percent (25%) of each window surface area throuah which or on which they are seen. Illuminated signs shall be no larger than six (6) square feet. Any establishment with a liquor license shall allow for a clear view of the interior of premises. 9. Signs required by federal, state, or local law. 10. Accessory or Directional signs, may be double-sided but shall be limited to four (4) square feet

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North Chicago · 5.28.10

PENALTIES

Summary

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.

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which such person shall continue any such violation, or permit any such violation to exist after notification thereof. C. Failure to comply with any provision of this chapter can result in the suspension, revocation, or refusal to renew alcoholic liquor licenses as defined in title 8, chapter 13 of this code. (Ord. 1076, 8-7-2006, eff. 10-1-2006) Footnotes: --- (16) --- State Law reference— 1 65 ILCS 5/1-2-1.1. 2 725 ILCS 5/100-1

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Norridge · 38.62

Offenses and miscellaneous provisions

Summary

This section outlines fines for various offenses related to drug paraphernalia and cannabis, with penalties ranging from $100.00 to $1,000.00 per offense, and may also lead to revocation of business or liquor licenses. It also specifies additional costs for prosecution and laboratory analysis for violations.

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addition to being grounds for the revocation of any business or liquor licenses issued by the village, the following fines shall be levied upon a finding of guilty or liability for each offense: Code Section Fee 62-147 Filing false police reports Not less than $40.00 nor more than $750.00 for each offense 62-202 Possession or delivery of drug paraphernalia $1,000.00* 62-203 Manufacture of drug paraphernalia $1,000.00* 62-204 Accomplice liability—Drug Paraphernalia

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Norridge · 62.406

Violations; fines

Summary

This section outlines penalties for violations of the Norridge cannabis ordinance. It specifies fines, potential revocation of business licenses, and responsibility for prosecution and analysis costs, with provisions for first-time minor possession offenses to be settled without appearance.

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Revised Municipal Code of the Village of Norridge—2002 for each violation. B. A conviction or administrative finding of a violation of this section 62-400 et seq. constitutes grounds for the revocation of any business or liquor licenses issued by the village. Violation includes, but is not limited to, a finding or plea of guilty or liable and a sentence of supervision. C. In addition to the stated fines, whoever violates this section 62-400 et seq. shall

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North Chicago · 4.6.2

LIMITATIONS ON AUTHORITY

Summary

This section outlines the grounds upon which appeals can be made to the Building Board of Appeals, specifically limiting appeals to interpretations of the Codes, applicability of provisions, or proposals for alternative construction. It explicitly states the Board cannot waive Code requirements or hear appeals related to liquor licensing.

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good or better form of construction is proposed. The Building Board of Appeals shall have no authority to waive the requirements of the Codes. The Building Board of Appeals shall have no authority to hear appeals from businesses regarding liquor licensing

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Itasca · 3.02

Definitions

Summary

This section defines key terms within the Itasca Zoning Ordinance, including 'Accessory Building, Structure or Use' and various categories of 'Adult Uses' and related establishments.

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vehicle incapable of being driven in its condition; or any other vehicle that has not been moved or used for seven (7) consecutive days or more, and is apparently deserted or a vehicle which is not properly displaying license plates and/or a vehicle sticker. Vehicle Antique: An antique vehicle is a motor vehicle that is more than twenty-five (25) years of age which is driven on the highways only going to and returning from an antique auto show...Village from the operator and State of Illinois. VIDEO GAMING ESTABLISHMENT. An establishment that is not a Video Gaming Caf , where video gaming terminals are an accessory use to the primary business activity, that also has secured a liquor license from the Village of Itasca and complies with all requirements of Chapter 119, Video Gaming, of the Itasca Municipal Code. WAREHOUSE. A warehouse is a building, structure, or part thereof used principally for the storage of any goods or merchandise

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Wheaton · 6.96

Records

Summary

This section mandates that the city clerk maintain a comprehensive record of all issued liquor licenses. These records are to be made accessible to the public under the provisions of the Freedom of Information Act.

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city clerk shall cause to be kept a complete record of all liquor licenses issued, which records shall be open to the public in accordance with the Freedom of Information Act (5 ILCS 140/1 et seq.). (Code 1968, § 3-22; Code

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Niles · 6.80

Product sampling

Summary

This section permits distributors to conduct product sampling at licensed retail liquor locations. It sets maximum quantity limits for distilled spirits, wine, and beer that can be served in a single sampling package.

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Distributors may conduct product sampling for consumption at licensed retail liquor locations, provided the total quantity of the sampling package, regardless of the number of containers in which the alcoholic liquor is being served, does not exceed one ounce of distilled spirits, four ounces of wine, or 16 ounces of beer

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Vernon Hills · 21.241

Definitions

Summary

This section defines key terms related to the Home Rule Food and Beverage Tax in Vernon Hills. It clarifies what constitutes alcoholic liquor, beverages, covered food and alcohol items, owner/operator, person, prepared food, purchase/sale at retail, and retail food facility.

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cafeteria, cafe, lunch counter, fast food outlet, catering service, coffee shop, diner, sandwich shop, soda fountain, tavern, bar, cocktail lounge, soft drink parlor, ice cream parlor, tearoom, delicatessen, banquet facility, movie theater, hotel, motel or club. Retail liquor facility. Any establishment licensed under chapter 3 of the Vernon Hills Municipal Code with respect to the sale of liquor. Retailer. A person who sells, or offers for sale, food, beverages and alcoholic liquor for use or consumption and not for resale

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Winthrop Harbor · 110.43

Basset Certification Requirements

Summary

This section mandates that all individuals serving or selling alcohol in Winthrop Harbor establishments must possess a valid BASSET certification, which must be renewed within five years. Licensees are required to maintain proof of certification on-site for inspection.

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purposes of this chapter, BASSET shall refer to a Beverage Alcohol Sellers And Servers Education and Training , duly licensed by the Illinois Liquor Control Commission pursuant to ILCS Ch. 235, Act 5, § 6-27. CURRENTLY CERTIFIED shall mean that the employee possesses a BASSET certification that is not more than five years old. (B) Each and every person serving or selling alcoholic beverages or package goods in any licensed establishment shall be currently certified in the BASSET program...BASSET program shall constitute a violation of this chapter. (D) Every licensee shall maintain copies of the BASSET certification for each of his or her BASSET certified employees on the licensed premises and, on the request of a Winthrop Harbor police officer, or the Winthrop Harbor Liquor Control Commissioner or his or her designee, shall produce such copies for inspection and verification. (Ord. 2013-O-12, passed 8-20-13; Am. Ord. 2015-O-23, passed 10-20-15) Penalty

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Homer Glen · 83.74

Prohibited acts and conditions

Summary

This section prohibits various acts and conditions on premises licensed to sell alcoholic liquor, including peddling, allowing intoxicated or disorderly persons, discrimination, nudity, and violations of other laws.

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Peddling. No licensee shall peddle alcoholic liquor in the Village. B. Intoxicated persons. No licensee shall permit or allow an intoxicated person to enter into or be allowed to remain upon the premises. No licensee shall sell alcoholic liquor to any intoxicated or incompetent persons. C. Disorderly persons. No licensee shall permit or allow any person to enter into or remain upon the premises who is engaged in conduct which, under the circumstances, creates or which would tend to create...regulations. F. Violations of county, state or federal laws. No licensee shall permit or allow the violation of any ordinance, statute or law upon the licensed premises by any person. G. Nudity. The following conduct on premises licensed to sell alcoholic liquor is prohibited: (1) Public indecency. (a) Any person who performs any of the following acts in a public place commits public indecency: [1] An act of sexual penetration or sexual conduct as defined in 720 ILCS 5/11-0.1

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