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This section outlines the grounds for revoking a retail liquor dealer's license in Posen, which include violations of the chapter or state law regarding alcoholic liquor sales. It also states that licensees and distributors are subject to regulations set by the Local Liquor Control Commissioner.

This section outlines exceptions to general restrictions on hiring persons under 21, specifically allowing individuals under 18 to work on premises with a consumption on premises—incidental activity license, provided they do not engage in duties related to alcohol sales, dispensing, service, or delivery, and meet certain employment conditions (musician, usher in a sports stadium, or performer/usher in a theater).

This section outlines the expiration date for retail liquor dealer licenses in Bolingbrook, stating they generally expire on December 31st of the issuance year. It also specifies exceptions for short-term licenses (Class D-3, F, F-1, KT) and conditions for immediate termination, such as ceasing business operations.

This section grants the president the authority to revoke or suspend a retail liquor dealer's license. This power can be exercised if the licensee violates any provisions of this chapter or any state law related to the sale of alcoholic liquor.

This section outlines the grounds for suspending or revoking a liquor dealer's license. The village can take this action if a licensee violates any provision of this chapter or any state law related to the sale of alcoholic liquor.

This section prohibits individuals under 21 from selling, serving, or mixing alcoholic beverages in licensed establishments. It also forbids licensees and their employees from selling, giving, or delivering alcohol to anyone under 21.

This section empowers the president to revoke retail liquor licenses for violations of local ordinances or state laws concerning alcoholic liquor. It also subjects licensees and distributors to regulations imposed by the local liquor control commissioner.

This section establishes that a retail liquor dealer's license is a personal privilege, valid for one year unless revoked. It explicitly states that a license is not property and cannot be transferred, attached, garnished, executed upon, encumbered, or hypothecated.

This section grants the Village President the authority to revoke a retail liquor dealer's license if the licensee violates any provision of the village code or any state law concerning the sale of alcoholic liquor.

This section outlines the penalties for violations of liquor control ordinances in Schiller Park, including license suspension, revocation, and fines. It specifies escalating fine amounts for repeat violations and defines each day of a continuing violation as a separate offense.

This section prohibits the sale, gift, or delivery of alcoholic beverages to individuals under 21 and to those with known legal disabilities. It also restricts the employment of minors under 18 on licensed premises and details penalties for violations.

This section governs the conduct of public assemblies, specifically addressing the consumption of alcohol, the responsibility for maintaining order, allowing for inspection, and regulating amplified music. It prohibits alcohol and places the burden of order on permittees, with violations potentially leading to permit revocation.

This section outlines the process for paying retail liquor license fees in East Hazel Crest. It specifies that fees are due at application, are handled by the village clerk and treasurer, and are refunded if the license is denied or deposited into the general corporate fund (or other designated fund) if granted.

This section prohibits the employment of individuals with contagious diseases in establishments selling alcohol and forbids minors under 21 from serving or preparing alcoholic beverages.

This section prohibits the sale, gift, or delivery of alcoholic liquor to minors and restricts minors from tending bar, drawing, pouring, or mixing alcoholic beverages. It also makes it unlawful for minors to purchase or misrepresent their age to obtain alcohol.

This section mandates that the Local Liquor Commissioner, with the assistance of the Chief of Police, Building Inspector, Fire Chief, and Health Officer, investigate applications for retail liquor licenses to ensure compliance with village ordinances. The Commissioner also has the authority to conduct further inspections at any time if there is reasonable belief that such inspections are necessary to protect public health, safety, welfare, and morals.

This section mandates that owners and operators of prepared food and alcoholic liquor facilities in Hoffman Estates must file a sworn monthly tax return with the Director of Finance, accompanied by tax payments and a copy of their Illinois Department of Revenue sales tax return. Holders of Class C Liquor Retail Dealer's Licenses have a separate filing deadline.

This section prohibits the use of automatic amusement machines as gambling devices and forbids licensed establishments from housing any gambling machines or devices. Violations can lead to the revocation of liquor and/or business licenses.

This section prohibits the sale of non-alcoholic beverages or ice intended for mixing with alcohol on unlicensed premises. It also prohibits patronizing establishments where illegal sales of alcohol are occurring.

This ordinance prohibits individuals under the age of 21 from performing tasks related to the serving of alcoholic liquor as an employee of a retail licensee or on any licensed retail premises. This includes drawing, pouring, uncapping, or mixing alcoholic beverages.

This section mandates the commissioner to maintain a complete record of all retail liquor dealer's licenses issued. The commissioner must also provide copies of this record to the village clerk, director of finance, and chief of police, and notify them in writing within 48 hours of any new license issuance or revocation.

This section establishes two classes of tobacco dealer's licenses (T-1 and T-2) for the retail sale of tobacco and alternative nicotine products. It outlines specific requirements for each class, including restrictions on the sale of certain smoking devices and display of products, as well as defines what constitutes a "tobacco shop" for licensing purposes.

This section imposes a $0.01 amusement tax per play on video gaming terminals within Chicago Ridge. Terminal operators are responsible for collecting this tax from players, registering with the village, and remitting the collected taxes and returns by the 20th of the following month.

This section establishes that all retail liquor dealer licenses expire on April 30th annually. The license fee is adjusted on a pro rata basis, decreasing based on the number of full calendar months that have passed in the year before the license is issued.

This section prohibits the sale of non-alcoholic beverages intended for consumption with alcohol on unlicensed premises and prohibits patronizing establishments where unlicensed alcohol sales are occurring.