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This section of the Lombard municipal ordinance provides definitions for various terms related to zoning, including specific definitions for 'above ground utility cabinet', 'acre', 'adult book store', 'adult cabaret', and 'adult theater'.

This section prohibits the employment of individuals with contagious diseases in establishments selling alcohol and mandates that licensees provide equal enjoyment of premises to all individuals, regardless of protected characteristics.

This section prohibits the employment of individuals with contagious diseases in premises selling alcohol and prohibits licensees from denying equal enjoyment of licensed premises based on protected characteristics.

This section outlines restrictions for massage establishments in Franklin Park, prohibiting their co-location with adult-oriented businesses or alcohol sales, requiring compliance with village codes, and imposing a one-year licensing ban on premises with a previously revoked license.

This section outlines restrictions for massage therapy clinics in McHenry. It prohibits their location on premises licensed for alcohol sales and mandates compliance with city codes. Additionally, it imposes a one-year moratorium on licensing a new clinic in premises where a previous license was revoked for cause.

This ordinance prohibits licensed establishments selling alcohol for on-site consumption from employing females to solicit patrons to purchase alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages for themselves or others. However, it allows regularly employed female managers, waitresses, or bartenders to accept and serve orders in their normal job duties.

This section mandates that all businesses licensed to sell alcoholic liquor in Hampshire must carry dramshop insurance with specific coverage limits as defined by Illinois state law. Proof of insurance and premium payment must be submitted before a license is issued, and licensees must notify the village of any insurance cancellation within 10 days.

This section outlines the requirements for displaying liquor licenses and specific notice cards on licensed premises in Winnetka. It mandates the display of the license itself, a warning to underage individuals, serving hours, and any additional conditions imposed by the Liquor Commissioner.

This section establishes and defines classifications for alcoholic liquor licenses in South Elgin, specifically outlining three types: General Service Bar, Live Entertainment, and Restricted Service Bar.

This ordinance prohibits toplessness, bare midriffs, bikini wear, and similar attire for licensees and employees involved in the sale of alcohol. It also prohibits various sexual acts, lewd touching, and indecent exposure on licensed premises, as well as specific adult entertainment and materials.

This section prohibits transporting alcoholic liquor in a motor vehicle unless it is in its original, sealed package. However, it creates an exception allowing restaurants to permit patrons to remove partially consumed, unsealed wine bottles if certain conditions are met, including secure resealing and a dated receipt.

This ordinance section outlines conduct regulations for licensees and their employees operating businesses in Tinley Park, focusing on maintaining a peaceful environment and prohibiting indecent exposure and serving alcohol to intoxicated individuals.

This section prohibits individuals under 21 from consuming, possessing, purchasing, or accepting delivery of alcoholic liquor, with exceptions for religious services and parental supervision. It also prohibits selling or delivering alcohol to minors and using false identification to obtain alcohol or enter licensed premises, and restricts employing underage individuals in roles involving alcohol sales or service.

This ordinance prohibits individuals under 21 from consuming, purchasing, possessing, or accepting delivery of alcoholic liquor, with exceptions for religious services and parental supervision. It also prohibits selling or delivering alcohol to minors, using false identification for alcohol-related purposes, and employing underage persons in licensed premises where their duties involve alcohol sales or handling.

This section restricts the hours of operation for amusement centers, particularly those serving alcohol, and sets age restrictions for minors regarding presence and use of amusement devices during school hours and curfew. Penalties are outlined in a separate section.

This section regulates the hours of operation for amusement centers, restricting them in establishments serving alcohol during prohibited sales hours and imposing age-based curfews, including a daytime restriction for minors when school is in session.

This ordinance requires restaurants and liquor establishments that offer public dancing to obtain a public dance hall license. It also specifies minimum dance floor sizes based on seating capacity, prohibits certain conduct by patrons and employees, and sets closing hours for public dance halls.

This ordinance requires restaurants and liquor establishments that offer public dancing to obtain a public dance hall license. It also specifies minimum dance floor sizes based on seating capacity, prohibits certain conduct by patrons and employees, and sets closing hours for public dance halls.

This section provides definitions for various terms related to alcoholic liquor sales and related establishments within Berwyn. It clarifies terms such as alcoholic liquor, club, restaurant, restaurant and lounge, retail sale, and video gaming sticker.

This section prohibits licensees, their employees, entertainers, or any other person on licensed premises from soliciting patrons to purchase alcoholic or nonalcoholic liquor. Exceptions are made for regularly employed managers, bartenders, and waitstaff who accept and serve orders in the regular course of their employment.

This ordinance prohibits licensees and their employees from soliciting patrons to purchase alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages for themselves or others. It clarifies that regularly employed managers, bartenders, and waitstaff can accept and serve orders in the normal course of their duties.

This section prohibits the transportation, carrying, or possession of alcoholic liquor in public places within Fox Lake, unless it is in its original, sealed package. An exception exists for individuals within licensed establishments.

This section prohibits the unlawful sale, delivery, and possession of alcoholic liquor by individuals under the legal age. It also restricts the possession of alcoholic liquor in public places unless it is in its original, unopened package, with an exception for licensed establishments.

This ordinance prohibits licensees, managers, or other persons in charge of establishments selling alcohol for on-site consumption from employing or permitting anyone to solicit patrons to purchase alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages for themselves or others. However, regularly employed adult managers or servers can still accept and serve customer orders in the normal course of their duties.

This ordinance prohibits licensed retail liquor establishments from employing or allowing solicitors to solicit patrons for the purchase of alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages. However, it exempts regularly employed managers, waiters, and waitresses from this prohibition.