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Batavia · 3.3.15

Classifications

Summary

This section classifies local liquor licenses for retail sale of alcoholic liquor into Class A- Pour Licenses. It outlines the types of establishments eligible for this license and details specific regulations concerning serving bars, patron removal of partially consumed wine, and outdoor serving areas.

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Local liquor licenses for the retail sale of alcoholic liquor shall be divided into the following classes and subclasses and subject to the regulations set forth herein: A.   Class A- Pour License. 1.   A Class A- Pour License authorizes the retail sale of alcoholic liquors for consumption on the premises for the following and subject to certain regulations and restrictions set herein: a.   A Hotel or Motel; b.   A Restaurant; c.   A Restaurant and Tavern; d.   A Tavern or Saloon...premises; (6)   Carry in licensees shall be responsible for following all of the requirements of this chapter and shall be liable for violations of this chapter in the same manner as the holder of any other class of liquor license, including, but not limited to, violations related to minors; (7)   Carry in licensees shall comply with the training and service requirements for class C licenses as provided in section 3-3-28 of this chapter; (8)   Carry in alcohol
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Peotone · § 125. 01 Municipal Cannabis Retailer'S Occupation Tax.
Summary

Peotone imposes a 3% municipal occupation tax on gross receipts from non-medical cannabis retail sales, effective July 1, 2020. The tax is collected and enforced by the Illinois Department of Revenue and is in addition to other applicable taxes.

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LICENSE REQUIRED; FEES. (A) License. No person shall engage in, operate, or conduct the business of a peddler, itinerant merchant, canvasser, solicitor, or transient vendor or merchant in the village without first obtaining a license. (B) License fee; determination; combination license fee. The non-refundable fee for a license required by this chapter shall be a sum equivalent to $50 for the first person licensed, and $35 for each additional person licensed, provided, however, that no fee shall be charged...LICENSE REQUIRED; FEES. (A) License required. No person, firm, association, partnership, corporation, LLC or other entity shall place a donation box on any public or private property within the corporate limits of the village without first obtaining a license. (B) License fee. The non-refundable fee for a license required by this chapter shall be $50. (C) Licenses not transferable. Licenses issued under this chapter are not transferrable. (D) Duration of license. All licenses issued under this chapter are valid
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Lombard · 112.18

Restrictions on licenses

Summary

This section outlines restrictions on the issuance or renewal of liquor licenses in Lombard, prohibiting them for individuals or entities that do not meet specific character, legal, and operational requirements, with exceptions for class "J" licenses.

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liquor license other than class "J" shall be issued or renewed to: (1) A person who is not of good character and reputation in the community in which he resides; (2) A person who is not a citizen of the United States; (3) A person who has been convicted of a felony under the laws of the state; (4) A person who has been convicted of being the keeper of or is keeping a house of ill fame...premises are not up to any fire, building, or zoning or other appropriate codes and ordinances; (20) All outstanding utility bills of the Village of Lombard shall be paid in full before the issuance of a new or renewed liquor license. (B) No Class "J" liquor license shall be issued to: (1) Any entity that does not qualify as a not-for-profit club, not-for-profit entity or governmental entity. (2) Any entity that does not agree
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Peotone · 112.18

License Classification; Fee Schedule

Summary

This section outlines different classes of licenses for the sale of alcoholic liquor in Peotone, including on-premises consumption, banquet halls, special events, and package sales, along with their associated annual fees and specific operational requirements.

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Video Gaming Act and all rules, regulations and restrictions imposed by the Illinois Gaming Board and the village. A failure to maintain a video gaming license in good standing shall result in the immediate suspension of the Class F liquor license. (3)   The annual fee for a Class F license shall be $1,750 in 2021 and shall automatically increase by 3% each year thereafter. A list of current fees is available from the Village Clerk. (4)   Class F licenses...times that beer and wine are offered for consumption on-premises. (d)   Beer and wine shall only be consumed on-site in the gaming room in accordance with the terms of the establishment's class F local liquor license. Beer or wine may only be served to persons who are actively playing on video gaming terminals. (I) Special use permit license for current licensees. (1)   The local Liquor Control Commissioner may grant a special use permit license to licensed retailers
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Lombard · 112.17

Renewal applications; deadline

Summary

This section outlines the renewal process for liquor licenses in Lombard, including application deadlines, required information, fee payments, and specific documentation requirements for certain license classes related to liquor sales volume.

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liquor licensee shall file an application for renewal of a liquor license accompanied by appropriate license fee by the first day of June or the first day of December. The application shall state: name of the licensee, name of the establishment, address of establishment, license class, renewal period, changes that have occurred to statements made in the original application and previous renewals, name and address of the current resident manager, and an affidavit stating the application is true and correct...liquor licenses of timely applicants shall be available to be picked up by the licensee not less than five business days prior to the expiration of the current license. (C) In the event the timely applicant was advised the renewed license was available, and fails to pick up or properly display the license, the sale of alcoholic beverages or package liquors may not continue until the license is displayed in accordance with law. (D) At least 30 days prior
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Hinsdale · 3.3.11

Classification Of Local Liquor Licenses

Summary

This section classifies Class A liquor licenses for packaged sales, outlining conditions for display space, bottle size restrictions, entrance requirements, operating hours, and a provision for on-premises tastings for most license holders.

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Class A - Packaged Sales: 1.   Conditions And Qualifications: Class A liquor licenses shall authorize the sale, on the premises specified on the license, of the type of alcohol specified by the license, for consumption not on the premises ("original package"). The following conditions and restrictions apply to all class A liquor licenses: a.   Limited Display: Although the portion of the premises devoted to the sale of alcoholic liquors need not be confined to an area which is separated from...more than: 1) one-fourth ( 1 / 4 ) ounce of distilled spirits, 2) one ounce of wine, or 3) two (2) ounces of beer may be served to a consumer in one day. 2.   Classes Of Class A Liquor Licenses: a.   Class A1 - Packaged Sale Of Beer And Wine Only: A class A1 liquor license shall authorize the sale, on the premises specified on the license, of only beer and wine for consumption not on the premises ("original package"). The holder
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Hinsdale · 3.3.11

Classification Of Local Liquor Licenses

Summary

This section classifies Class A liquor licenses for packaged sales, outlining conditions for display space, bottle size restrictions, entrance requirements, operating hours, and a provision for on-premises tastings for most license holders.

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Class A - Packaged Sales: 1.   Conditions And Qualifications: Class A liquor licenses shall authorize the sale, on the premises specified on the license, of the type of alcohol specified by the license, for consumption not on the premises ("original package"). The following conditions and restrictions apply to all class A liquor licenses: a.   Limited Display: Although the portion of the premises devoted to the sale of alcoholic liquors need not be confined to an area which is separated from...more than: 1) one-fourth ( 1 / 4 ) ounce of distilled spirits, 2) one ounce of wine, or 3) two (2) ounces of beer may be served to a consumer in one day. 2.   Classes Of Class A Liquor Licenses: a.   Class A1 - Packaged Sale Of Beer And Wine Only: A class A1 liquor license shall authorize the sale, on the premises specified on the license, of only beer and wine for consumption not on the premises ("original package"). The holder
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Lombard · 112.12

Classification

Summary

This section classifies liquor licenses for establishments serving alcohol as an adjunct to food service, differentiating them based on gross annual liquor sales. It also specifies conditions regarding package sales and the allowance or prohibition of video gaming.

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rules, regulations and restrictions imposed by the Illinois Gaming Board. "Class "E"—Alcoholic beverages served as an adjunct to a sports and fitness center, or a recreational center not covered by a Class "M" or Class "R" liquor license, for consumption on the premises only, in a dedicated alcoholic beverages service area of no less than 1,800 square feet in area; no package sales allowed. Food shall be available to patrons in the dedicated alcoholic beverages service area, whether...Illinois Video Gaming Act, shall not be allowed on the licensed premises." Class "EE"—Beer and wine only served as an adjunct to a place of amusement not covered by a Class "E", Class "M" or Class "R" liquor license, for consumption on the premises only and only by paying patrons of the place of amusement (those individuals who have paid for access to the amusements on the licensed premises). Kitchens shall be allowed; further, food may be provided
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Maywood · 117.23

Classifications; Fees; Number Of Licenses

Summary

This section establishes classifications and annual fees for liquor licenses in Maywood, specifically detailing requirements for Class A (full service restaurant) and Class A-1 (full service restaurant with video gaming) licenses. It outlines conditions related to service, facilities, seating capacity, and operational compliance.

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shall be only during the time that meals are being served or a menu is in effect. (3)   There may be a patron bar or a service bar within the licensed premises. (4)   No holder of a Class A liquor license shall require a person to pay a cover charge or any other type or form of admission fee in order to be able to enter the premises for which the license was issued. (5)   All Class A liquor licensees...shall have available on the licensed premises seating for not less than 100 persons at all times during which liquor is served. (6)   Class A liquor licenses shall be issued only to hotels or restaurants which have regular dining facilities with a floor area of not less than 1,200 square feet. No part of this required floor area may be satisfied by basement dining facilities. (7)   The annual fee for a Class A liquor license shall be: (a)   Regular
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Oak Park · 3.7.4

Procedure For Issuing Local Liquor Licenses

Summary

This section outlines the procedure for issuing initial local liquor licenses in Oak Park, detailing the roles of the Local Liquor Control Commissioner and the Liquor Control Review Board. It specifies the process for determining license availability and includes a special provision for Class E-2 special event liquor licenses.

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Local Liquor Control Commissioner shall, by regulation issued by the Local Liquor Control Commissioner, determine the application procedure and the form of applications for the initial issuance of local liquor licenses. B.   Upon receipt of an application for the initial issuance of a local liquor license, the Local Liquor Control Commissioner shall first determine if the President and Board of Trustees has created a liquor license category of the type applied for, and if a liquor license in such category...Local Liquor Control Commissioner shall forward it to the Liquor Control Review Board, together with the Local Liquor Control Commissioner's findings and instructions, for review, provided, however, that in the case of a special event class E-2 liquor license, the Local Liquor Control Commissioner may grant or deny the liquor license by letter to the applicant, without referral to the Liquor Control Review Board or the Village Board, provided that the Local Liquor Control Commissioner may only grant
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Oak Park · 3.7.4

Procedure For Issuing Local Liquor Licenses

Summary

This section outlines the procedure for issuing initial local liquor licenses in Oak Park, detailing the roles of the Local Liquor Control Commissioner and the Liquor Control Review Board. It specifies the process for determining license availability and includes a special provision for Class E-2 special event liquor licenses.

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Local Liquor Control Commissioner shall, by regulation issued by the Local Liquor Control Commissioner, determine the application procedure and the form of applications for the initial issuance of local liquor licenses. B.   Upon receipt of an application for the initial issuance of a local liquor license, the Local Liquor Control Commissioner shall first determine if the President and Board of Trustees has created a liquor license category of the type applied for, and if a liquor license in such category...Local Liquor Control Commissioner shall forward it to the Liquor Control Review Board, together with the Local Liquor Control Commissioner's findings and instructions, for review, provided, however, that in the case of a special event class E-2 liquor license, the Local Liquor Control Commissioner may grant or deny the liquor license by letter to the applicant, without referral to the Liquor Control Review Board or the Village Board, provided that the Local Liquor Control Commissioner may only grant
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Oak Park · 3.4.2

Classification And Number Of Liquor Licenses And Fees

Summary

This section outlines the criteria and fees for issuing Hotel Class A-1 and A-2 liquor licenses in Oak Park. It details where and to whom alcoholic liquor can be sold within hotels, including specific provisions for different room sizes and types of establishments within the hotel.

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Local Liquor Control Commissioner may only issue liquor licenses in accordance with the classifications set forth hereinbelow and only as specifically authorized in article 8 of this chapter. A.   Hotel And Catering Liquor Licenses: 1.   Hotel Class A-1 Liquor License: Hotel Class A-1 liquor licenses shall authorize the sale of alcoholic liquor for consumption on the premises only in hotels as follows: a.   A Class A-1 liquor license may be issued to any hotel in which alcoholic...served to hotel guests in the guests' hotel rooms. d.   Alcoholic liquor may be served in meeting rooms and reception rooms, but only during scheduled meetings or receptions. e.   The annual fee for a Class A-1 liquor license shall be three thousand dollars ($3,000.00). 2.   Hotel Class A-2 Subsidiary Liquor License: a.   Hotel Class A-2 subsidiary liquor licenses shall be required for any hotel lessee or contractor in a hotel with a Class A-1 liquor
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Oak Park · 3.4.2

Classification And Number Of Liquor Licenses And Fees

Summary

This section outlines the criteria and fees for issuing Hotel Class A-1 and A-2 liquor licenses in Oak Park. It details where and to whom alcoholic liquor can be sold within hotels, including specific provisions for different room sizes and types of establishments within the hotel.

Section Text
Local Liquor Control Commissioner may only issue liquor licenses in accordance with the classifications set forth hereinbelow and only as specifically authorized in article 8 of this chapter. A.   Hotel And Catering Liquor Licenses: 1.   Hotel Class A-1 Liquor License: Hotel Class A-1 liquor licenses shall authorize the sale of alcoholic liquor for consumption on the premises only in hotels as follows: a.   A Class A-1 liquor license may be issued to any hotel in which alcoholic...served to hotel guests in the guests' hotel rooms. d.   Alcoholic liquor may be served in meeting rooms and reception rooms, but only during scheduled meetings or receptions. e.   The annual fee for a Class A-1 liquor license shall be three thousand dollars ($3,000.00). 2.   Hotel Class A-2 Subsidiary Liquor License: a.   Hotel Class A-2 subsidiary liquor licenses shall be required for any hotel lessee or contractor in a hotel with a Class A-1 liquor
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Crystal Lake · 329.5

License classification; fees

Summary

This section of the Crystal Lake municipal ordinance establishes 30 different classes of liquor licenses, detailing the specific permissions and operational hours for each class, along with their corresponding annual fees.

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occasion shall the event extend beyond the hours established for a Class 2 license holder. The annual fee for such license shall be $900. [Added 6-2-2015 by Ord. No. 7134] AB. Class 28 video gaming supplemental liquor license shall authorize the retail sale of alcoholic liquors, for consumption on the premises, at a bar or restaurant, as defined by § 268-3 of this Code, to an applicant which possesses a valid video gaming location license issued...Illinois Gaming Board and which also holds, for a period of not less than one year, a current and valid liquor license to sell alcoholic liquor at such bar or restaurant. The one-year requirement set forth in this subsection shall not apply to an owner when each of the following conditions are met: 1) for a period of not less than six months prior to filing of an application for a video gaming license, the owner has operated
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Highland Park · 119.305

Classification of Local Liquor Licenses

Summary

This section classifies different types of local liquor licenses available in Highland Park, outlining the specific conditions and eligible entities for each license class.

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following classes of local liquor licenses are available pursuant to the procedures and standards set forth in this Chapter: (A) Class A licenses, which authorize the retail sale of alcoholic liquor by arts studios, for consumption on the premises where sold only. The sale of alcoholic liquor pursuant to a Class A license is permitted only to participants in arts programs or classes operated by the studio, and only in connection with the service of food. (B) Class B licenses...such premises, or within common areas, market places, restaurants, bars, and lounges of the hotel specifically designated for the consumption of food and beverages that are under the exclusive control and supervision of the Class H licensee. Additional liquor licenses are required for each common area, lounge, market place, bar, or restaurant located on the hotel premises that are not under the exclusive control and supervision of the Class H licensee. (I) Class PD licenses, which authorize the retail sale
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New Lenox · 6.22

License classifications

Summary

This section establishes different classes of liquor licenses in New Lenox, outlining specific permissions and restrictions for each, including the sale of alcoholic liquor for on-premises consumption, package sales, and entertainment.

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years of age or other secured means of access approved by the liquor commissioner. Beer and wine shall only be consumed on-site in the gaming room in accordance with the terms of the establishment's class B2 local liquor license. The licensed package/gas station/convenience store must have an employee or agent at the establishment who is over 21 years of age at all times that beer and wine are offered for consumption on-premises. At least two personnel must...shall be deferred until the next license renewal period. The records used to determine whether said 60 percent standard has been met shall include, but not be limited to, audited financial statements, corporate financial reports, tax return information, state liquor license reports, or any other form of information deemed acceptable by the liquor control commissioner, and c. No signs advertising alcoholic beverages or the sale of alcoholic beverages are visible on the outside of the building in which the establishment
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Oak Park · 3.8.1

Number Of Licenses Permitted To Be Issued Per Liquor License Class

Summary

This section establishes the maximum number of liquor licenses that can be issued for each specific license class within Oak Park. It details numerical limits, including zero for several license types.

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more than one Class A-1 liquor license shall be issued. A-2 No more than two (2) Class A-2 liquor licenses shall be issued. A-3 No more than one Class A-3 liquor license shall be issued. A-4 No more than four (4) Class A-4 liquor licenses shall be issued. B-1 No more than twenty-two (22) Class B-1 liquor licenses shall be issued. B-2 No more than eight (8) Class...liquor licenses shall be issued. B-3 No more than three (3) Class B-3 liquor licenses shall be issued. B-4 No more than twenty-one (21) Class B-4 liquor licenses shall be issued. B-5 No more than one Class B-5 liquor license shall be issued. B-6 No more than four (4) Class B-6 liquor licenses shall be issued. B-7 No more than one (1) liquor license shall be issued
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Oak Park · 3.8.1

Number Of Licenses Permitted To Be Issued Per Liquor License Class

Summary

This section establishes the maximum number of liquor licenses that can be issued for each specific license class within Oak Park. It details numerical limits, including zero for several license types.

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more than one Class A-1 liquor license shall be issued. A-2 No more than two (2) Class A-2 liquor licenses shall be issued. A-3 No more than one Class A-3 liquor license shall be issued. A-4 No more than four (4) Class A-4 liquor licenses shall be issued. B-1 No more than twenty-two (22) Class B-1 liquor licenses shall be issued. B-2 No more than eight (8) Class...liquor licenses shall be issued. B-3 No more than three (3) Class B-3 liquor licenses shall be issued. B-4 No more than twenty-one (21) Class B-4 liquor licenses shall be issued. B-5 No more than one Class B-5 liquor license shall be issued. B-6 No more than four (4) Class B-6 liquor licenses shall be issued. B-7 No more than one (1) liquor license shall be issued
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Glenview · 30.1

Fees and charges

Summary

This section details the proposed fees and charges for various administrative and management services offered by Glenview for the year 2026. It covers costs for document copying, FOIA requests, maps, reports, and administrative adjudication.

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Community Development Licenses and Registrations Manufactured Home Parks $2,500.00 + $25.00 per mobile home site/pad per year Community Development Licenses and Registrations Outdoor Dining Application Fee $50.00 Community Development Licenses and Registrations Vacant Property Annual Registration $250.00 Community Development Liquor Licenses Liquor License Fees See below Community Development Liquor Licenses Class A, authorizes sale of alcoholic beverages for consumption on premises where sold. Must be a bona fide eating establishment. $2,400.00 Community Development Liquor Licenses Class B, authorizes sale...beer and wine for consumption on premises where sold. Must be a bona fide eating establishment. $1,000.00 Community Development Liquor Licenses Class C, authorizes sale of packaged alcoholic liquor in a store, but not consumption on the premises where sold. $2,000.00 Community Development Liquor Licenses Class D, authorizes sale of alcoholic liquor by the proprietors of clubs or daily fee golf courses, for consumption on premises only by patrons. $1,500.00 Community Development Liquor Licenses Class E, authorizes
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Lake Barrington · 1.10.7

Fees, Charges, Deposits, And Other Amounts Payable To The Village

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This section outlines the acceptable payment methods for all fees, charges, deposits, and other amounts owed to the Village of Lake Barrington, primarily specifying payment by check or accepted credit card. It also details fees associated with the Illinois Freedom of Information Act, including charges for photocopying and electronic records.

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operating, or conducting any business, occupation or establishment which is or will be located in a B (Business), O (Office and Research), or M (Manufacturing and Industrial) Zoning District of the Village $100.00 per fiscal year, or portion thereof Liquor license fee (nonrefundable) 2-3-6A Class A liquor license fee - retail sale in original package, not for consumption on premises $2,500.00 per year (license renewal: $2,500.00) Liquor license fee (nonrefundable) 2-3-6B Class...liquor license fee - retail sale and serving, consumption on premises (all alcoholic liquor) $2,500.00 per year (license renewal: $2,500.00) Liquor license fee (nonrefundable) 2-3-6C Class C liquor license fee - retail sale and serving, golf club $2,000.00 per year (license renewal: $2,000.00) Liquor license fee (nonrefundable) 2-3-6D Class D liquor license fee - retail sale and serving, consumption on premises (beer and wine) $2,000.00 per year (license renewal: $2,000.00) Liquor
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Bartlett · 3.3.2.15

Class M

Summary

This section establishes a Class M liquor license for out-of-town caterers to serve alcohol incidentally with food at approved private events. It outlines operational restrictions, fee references, a limit on the number of licenses issued, and defines key terms.

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Class M licenses, which allow out of town caterers not possessing another class of village of Bartlett liquor license, a license to serve alcoholic liquor for use or consumption, but not for resale in any form, and only at the locations and on the specific dates designated for the catered events approved by the local liquor control commissioner as herein provided, as an incidental part of food services; provided that such serving of alcoholic liquor and the consumption thereof...Saturday From 8:00 A.M. until 2:00 A.M. 3.   Within the time limits imposed by any applicable state statute. B.   License Fees: See section 3-1-1 of this title. C.   Number Issued: The number of class M liquor licenses shall be limited to 5. D.   Definitions: For the purpose of this section, the following words shall have the following meanings, except where otherwise specifically indicated: CATERED EVENTS: A prearranged party, planned function, or event for a specific social
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Clarendon Hills · 33.11

License Classifications; Fees

Summary

This section establishes different classes of liquor licenses for establishments in Clarendon Hills, outlining the types of alcoholic beverages and sales permitted for each class. It also specifies that license fees are detailed in a separate schedule.

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however, that such package sales shall only be allowed if they are consummated in a manner that provides for the sales tax on such package sales coming to the Village. The annual license fee is listed in schedule S33, “Liquor License Fees,” of this code. 2. Class B - Restaurant: The sale or offer for sale of beer and/or wine for consumption on the premises of a retail establishment engaging in the sale of meals for consumption on the premises...patrons waiting to be seated at a table for a meal, provided said bar is, and remains throughout the term of the license, a clearly secondary function of the establishment. The annual license fee is listed in schedule S33, “Liquor License Fees,” of this code. 3. Class C - Drinking Establishment/Restaurant: The sale or offer for sale of alcoholic liquor for consumption on the premises of a retail establishment engaging primarily in the sale of meals for consumption on the premises
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Lake Villa · 1.18.1

Fees, Charges, Deposits, Fines, And Other Amounts Payable To The Village

Summary

This section outlines the acceptable payment methods (cash, check, credit card) for all fees, charges, deposits, and fines owed to the Village of Lake Villa. It emphasizes that these amounts are debts owed to the Village and are generally non-refundable unless otherwise specified in the Code.

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each day a violation exists or continues constitutes a separate offense. First Offense $200.00 per day Second Offense $400.00 per day Third Offense and Each Offense Thereafter $750.00 per day Non-refundable fee for issuance of a duplicate liquor license 3-8-2 (G) Non-refundable fee to be paid to the Village for issuance of a duplicate liquor license in the event of the lost or destruction of the original license. Fee for license which was originally...less $5.00 Fee for license which was originally more than $100.00 $10.00 Non-refundable application and license fee for issuance of a liquor license 3-8-5 Non-refundable application and license fee to be paid to the Village for issuance of the respective liquor license Class A Liquor License $1,000.00 per license year Class B Liquor License $800.00 per license year Class C Liquor License $700.00 per license year Class D Liquor License $700.00 per license year Class
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Glen Ellyn · 3.19.11

Classification of licenses

Summary

This section of the Glen Ellyn Liquor Control Code classifies various types of retail liquor licenses. It defines specific conditions for each class, including the types of alcohol sold, the nature of the establishment, and whether consumption is permitted on or off the premises.

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shall authorize the members at least 21 years of age to bring their own alcoholic liquors into the retail establishment for consumption within that establishment subject to the following additional regulations and conditions: 1. A Class A-5 BYO liquor license shall permit beer, wine or spirits consumption only at the premises. 2. A licensee shall not sell, serve or otherwise provide alcoholic liquors to any member or members' guest at any time. 3. A licensee shall be responsible...retained for a premises not located in the C5A or C5B zoning districts. Class A-6 shall authorize the sale of beer and wine as an adjunct to a movie theater under these parameters: 1. A Class A-6 liquor license shall permit beer or wine consumption only. 2. Preparation and serving of alcoholic beverages shall be limited to behind concession stands. 3. Alcoholic beverages may be consumed inside the premises and not taken outdoors. 4. The containers in which
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Oak Lawn · 3.3.7

License Fees

Summary

This section outlines liquor license fees for Oak Lawn, effective July 1, 2025, referencing a separate fee schedule. It also establishes provisions for fee credits to family members of incapacitated former license holders and details consequences for failed business sales involving contingent liquor licenses.

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schedule of liquor license fees, effective for the licensing period beginning July 1, 2025, are set forth in Section 3-1-1-7 of this Code. B.   In the event that the liquor license applicant for a particular location is the spouse and/or child/children of the individual who previously held the liquor license relative to said location, and the reason that the previous liquor license holder relinquished the license was because of an illness or disability (said illness or disability...being verified in writing by a licensed physician), the portion of the fee paid by the previous liquor license holder that was applicable to the unused term of the relinquished liquor license shall serve as a credit against the fee paid by said spouse and/or child/children. Said credit shall be calculated based on the following formula: License fee paid by previous liquor license holder x Number of days left in the previous license period when the license was relinquished Total
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