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Oak Brook · 4.1.16.6

Additional Liquor Controls For Class L Licenses, Class A-1 Licenses For Food Hall Restaurants, And Class K Licenses For Food Hall Coffee Shops

Summary

This section imposes additional restrictions on Class A-1 (food hall restaurants) and Class K (food hall coffee shops) liquor licenses in Oak Brook. These restrictions cover where liquor can be drawn, consumed, the type of containers used, and limits on the volume and alcohol content of drinks sold.

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addition to the other applicable conditions and requirements of this chapter, each Class A-1 liquor licensee whose licensed premises is a food hall restaurant and each Class K liquor licensee whose licensed premises is a food hall coffee shop may only sell alcoholic liquor subject to the following conditions and restrictions: 1.   Alcoholic liquor shall only be drawn, poured, or mixed within the licensed premises owned or leased by the licensee; 2.   Alcoholic liquor may be delivered and consumed...adjacent licensed food hall; or c) the premises of other food hall restaurants or coffee shops that satisfy the insurance requirements of subsection 4-1-15A of this chapter and are located adjacent to a licensed food hall; 3.   Alcoholic liquor may only be served in containers that are of a different color, size and design than those in which nonalcoholic beverages are served by any one or more food hall restaurant or coffee shop adjacent to the same
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Clarendon Hills · 59.10

Food Trucks For Licensed Liquor Establishments

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This ordinance allows licensed liquor establishments in the Clarendon Hills downtown district to partner with one food truck on Friday and Saturday nights, provided no other special events are scheduled. It outlines date selection, notification, business considerations, tax collection, liability, and insurance requirements.

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Time and Date Restrictions: On Friday and Saturday nights, when there are no other authorized special events, licensed liquor establishments (Class D, J or N) within the downtown district may utilize public street parking in front of their business to partner with self-contained mobile food vendors (food trucks). Only one food truck shall operate within the district on each date.  Hours shall not exceed the hours authorized under the establishment’s liquor license. Selection of Dates: Dates on Friday
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Hinsdale · 3.3.28

After Revocation Of Local Liquor License

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This ordinance prohibits individuals, partnerships, corporations, or limited liability companies from being granted a new liquor license for one year after their previous license has been revoked. This prohibition is waived if the revocation order is vacated or if the revocation applied only to the licensee.

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When any license shall have been revoked for any cause, no license shall be granted to the individual, partnership, corporation, or limited liability company that held the license or was included on the application or
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River Forest · 8.5.27

After Revocation Of Local Liquor License

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This section prohibits the granting of a new liquor license to any entity that previously held a revoked license, or was part of the application or manager's list for a revoked license, for a period of one year. Exceptions apply if the revocation order is vacated or if the revocation applied only to the licensee.

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When any license shall have been revoked for any cause, no license shall be granted to the individual, partnership, corporation, or limited liability company that held the license or was included on the application or
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Hinsdale · 3.3.28

After Revocation Of Local Liquor License

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This ordinance prohibits individuals, partnerships, corporations, or limited liability companies from being granted a new liquor license for one year after their previous license has been revoked. This prohibition is waived if the revocation order is vacated or if the revocation applied only to the licensee.

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When any license shall have been revoked for any cause, no license shall be granted to the individual, partnership, corporation, or limited liability company that held the license or was included on the application or
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Itasca · 112.18

License Fees

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This section establishes annual license fees for various classes of retail liquor dealers in Itasca. It outlines distinct license types based on whether liquor is sold for on-premises consumption, off-premises package sales, or a combination, with corresponding fee amounts.

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Every person, firm or corporation engaged in the retail sale of alcoholic liquor in the village shall pay an annual license fee. Such licenses shall be divided into the following classes: (A)   A Class "A" license shall authorize the retail sale of alcoholic liquors for consumption only on the premises specified. The fee for such license shall be $1,500 per year. (B)   A Class "A-1" license shall authorize the retail sale of alcoholic liquors for consumption only...Class "G" license shall expire by operation of law at the conclusion of any special occasion or event. The fee for such license shall be $25 per day. (L)   A Class "H" corkage license shall authorize restaurants, without liquor licenses, to permit the consumption of wine on the premises that is carried in by its patrons. It shall be unlawful for any restaurant to permit the consumption of wine on the premises without a corkage license or other liquor license
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Wauconda · 119.24

Classification; fees

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This section classifies liquor licenses into Class A and Class B, detailing their respective retail sales permissions, on-premises consumption allowances, and display/advertising restrictions. Class B licenses are further specified to include 'Class B-VG' licenses for video gaming, with strict conditions on terminal location, age restrictions, drink service limits, and consumption areas.

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April 30 of the following year). (5) Prior to the selling of the intoxicating liquors authorized under this subsection (d), the applicant or licensee shall provide satisfactory evidence of having obtained a State of Illinois Special Event Retailer's Liquor License. (6) The hours within which sales of alcoholic beverages may be made under this subsection (d) are between 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m. unless otherwise stated on the license. (d-1) Class D Wine Walk licenses: Shall...such form as may be prescribed by the Liquor Commissioner. (j) Class K licenses (BYOB): Shall permit the holder to allow legal consumption of beer or wine within the premises of a restaurant that does not otherwise hold a liquor license pursuant to the following regulations: (1) Sale of alcoholic beverages by the Class K licensee is prohibited. The beer or wine to be consumed must be brought into the premises by the adults aged 21 years or older
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Downers Grove · Sec 3.12

Processing Of Applications

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This section outlines the investigation process for retail license applications in Downers Grove. It mandates background checks for individual applicants, corporate principals (including officers, directors, and significant stockholders), and partnership members, as well as for designated Liquor Managers.

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more than ninety (90) days after the expected occupancy date without written permission from the Local Liquor Commissioner for a reasonable extension of time not to exceed ninety (90) additional days. Thereafter, if the applicant wishes to seek a liquor license, a new application shall be filed and such application shall be considered pursuant to the provisions of this Chapter. The Local Liquor Commissioner may utilize any or all of the following criteria in making his/her decision, to grant...deny a liquor license: The length of time an applicant has been operating as an entity or business. The experience or history of the applicant, including the prevalence or lack of contacts with the Police Department, Fire Department, Community Development Department, or any other enforcement body of the federal, state or county governments. The applicant's previous experience with the handling of alcoholic liquor, including prior violations of liquor control laws or the absence thereof. The experience of the applicant
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Joliet · 4.25

Liquor licenses for grocery, drug, convenience, or similar stores

Summary

This section establishes specific requirements for grocery, drug, convenience, and similar stores applying for or operating under a liquor license, focusing on restricted access to alcoholic beverages for minors and specific physical layout and operational controls.

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grocery, drug, convenience, or other store or establishment that does not engage primarily in the sale of alcoholic beverages shall, when applying for a liquor license, or operating under a license already issued, comply with the following provisions: (1) The display of alcoholic liquor for selection and purchase by a customer shall only be permitted in a "liquor selling area." Minors shall not be permitted in the liquor selling area unless accompanied by a person at least twenty
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Carol Stream · 10.14.5

Video Gaming Locations – License

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This section outlines the requirements for obtaining a Class V or Class VC liquor license for operating video gaming in Carol Stream. Applicants must demonstrate suitability through background investigations and meet specific qualifications related to character, reputation, and integrity to ensure public safety and the integrity of the gaming industry.

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addition to the requirements set forth in Chapter 11, Article 2 of this Code, the rules contained in this section shall apply to the issuance of a Class V or Class VC liquor license for the operation of video gaming. (A) License required. (1)   Each owner or operator of any establishment in the village where a video gaming terminal is maintained or placed shall obtain a Class V or Class VC liquor license from the Liquor Commissioner. (2)   The burden...upon each applicant to demonstrate his or her suitability for licensure. (3)   Each person seeking a Class V or Class VC liquor license shall submit to a background investigation as required by Chapter 11 of this Code. (B) Qualifications for licensure. (1)   Applicant qualifications Class V or Class VC liquor license. The Liquor Commissioner may not grant any Class V or Class VC liquor license until the Liquor Commissioner is satisfied that the applicant is: (a)   A person of good
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Shorewood · 3.3.12

Nontransferability Of Liquor License

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This section states that a liquor license is a personal privilege and not property, meaning it cannot be sold, transferred, or used as collateral. It also outlines conditions under which the business can continue operating temporarily after the licensee's death or dissolution.

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which such estate consists in part of alcoholic liquor, may continue the business of the sale of alcoholic liquor under the order of the appropriate court and may exercise the privileges of the deceased or insolvent or bankrupt licensee after the death of such decedent or dissolution of a business entity or such insolvency or bankruptcy until the expiration of such license but not longer than six (6) months after the death, dissolution, bankruptcy or insolvency of such license
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Countryside · 3.5.6

Local Liquor Commissioner And Powers

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This section designates the mayor as the local liquor commissioner with the authority to grant, suspend, or revoke liquor licenses. The commissioner also has powers related to inspections and handling citizen complaints regarding liquor law violations, including levying fines.

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city. He shall have, as such commissioner, the following powers, functions and duties with respect to licenses, other than licenses to manufacturers, importing distributors, distributors, nonbeverage users, railroads, airplanes and boats: A.   Grant, Suspend, Revoke Local License: Grant any liquor license issued hereunder, and revoke or suspend any such license for violations of any provisions of the state of Illinois liquor control act, this code, or any other applicable statutes, codes or ordinances, in accordance with law. In addition...aforesaid Act, or any rules or regulations adopted pursuant thereto, have been or are being violated and to act upon such complaints in the manner hereinbefore provided. (1970 Code §8-1.06; amd. 1986 Code) D.   Revocation/Suspension Of Liquor License: 1.   Except as provided in subsection F of this section, the procedures of revocation or suspension of liquor licenses shall be as determined from time to time under the provisions of the Dramshop
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Franklin Park · 3.2.23

Video gaming liquor license operational restrictions

Summary

This section outlines operational restrictions for liquor licenses authorizing video gaming terminals in Franklin Park. It limits the number of terminals, age restrictions for users and supervisors, placement requirements, operating hours, and prohibitions against serving intoxicated patrons.

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following restrictions shall apply to all local liquor licenses that allow for and authorize the operation of video gaming terminals upon the licensed premises: (1) No more than six (6) video gaming terminals may be located upon a licensed premises; (2) No licensee shall cause or permit any person under twenty-one (21) years of age to use or play a video gaming terminal; (3) All video gaming terminals must be located in an area of the licensed premises that...licensed premises with restricted visibility from areas outside the business and in a location approved by the local liquor control commissioner. Prior to placement of any video gaming terminal on the licensed premises, the licensee shall submit a floor plan to the local liquor control commissioner that shows the proposed location of each video gaming terminal and receive the local liquor control commissioner's approval of the floor plan; (5) An owner, manager or employee of the licensee over twenty
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Skokie · 46.80

Liquor licenses

Summary

This section of the Skokie municipal ordinance outlines the fees associated with various classes of liquor licenses, including issuance fees and annual installment options. It also details the fees for temporary liquor permits, differentiating between standard and escalated daily rates.

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fees for Class A, Class B, Class B/W, Class BY, Class C, Class E, Class F, Class G, Class H, Class I, Class J, Class M, Class O, Class P, P-Right, Class Q, Class T, and Class W liquor licenses shall be as follows: License Issuance Annual Fee: 1 Installment Annual Fee: 2 Installments (payable May 1 & November...Right/P $10,000.00 $1,000.00 N/A Q $10,000 $1,000.00 N/A T $10,000.00 $1,000.00 N/A W $10,000.00 $1,000.00 N/A (b) Temporary permits. The standard fee for a temporary liquor permit shall be $20.00 per day, with a minimum fee of $40.00. The escalated fee for a temporary liquor permit shall be $500.00 per day. (Code
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Lake Villa · 3.8.1

Definitions

Summary

This section provides definitions for terms used in the Lake Villa Liquor Regulations chapter. It defines terms like ACT, ALCOHOL, ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR, BEER, CLUB, CORKAGE LICENSE, and HOTEL, often referencing the Illinois Liquor Control Act.

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includes among other things, beer, ale, stout, lager beer, porter and the like. CLUB: As defined in the Illinois liquor control act of 1934 2 , as amended, and as may be hereinafter amended. CORKAGE LICENSE: A Class H liquor license for a corkage charge establishment, which license authorizes the establishment to allow patrons of the establishment to bring onto, be served and consume on the licensed premises alcoholic beverages not purchased at the licensed premises, and which license is sometimes...sleeping accommodations and dining rooms being conducted in the same building or buildings in connection therewith and such building or buildings, structure or structures being provided with adequate and sanitary kitchen and dining room equipment and capacity. LICENSE or LIQUOR LICENSE: A retail liquor dealer’s license issued by the Village of Lake Villa pursuant to this Chapter. LICENSE YEAR: May 1 through April 30 of the next year, or any portion thereof ending on the following April 30. LICENSED
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Winthrop Harbor · 110.13

License Creation; Classification; Fees

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This section outlines the process for creating new liquor licenses in Winthrop Harbor, requiring a sworn petition with detailed business and site information, and specifies a $500 non-refundable application fee. It also establishes a simplified process for Class E special event liquor licenses.

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toward the initial license fees in the event a license should be created by the Village Board and the applicant awarded the license by the local Liquor Commissioner. (4)   Notwithstanding the foregoing, the creation of Class E special event liquor licenses is allowed by simple letter petition by the qualified applicant to the Village Board. No fee is charged for the creation of such a license, although other fees set forth in this code may apply to any such Class...license. (B) Classes of licenses. Liquor licenses and fees are hereby divided into classes as follows. (1)   Class “A” (Tavern) license, which authorizes the retail sale of alcoholic liquor for consumption within the building on the premises specified in the license and for the retail sale of alcoholic liquor in the original package for consumption other than on the premises. (2)   Class “B” (Package) license, which authorizes the retail sale, but not for consumption on the premises where sold
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Merrionette Park · 110.13

Class I quarterly non-profit organization liquor license

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This section establishes a Class I quarterly non-profit organization liquor license for organizations selling alcohol to members and guests on their premises one night per week. A fee of $200.00 per quarter is required, with a prohibition on issuing the license if the organization was formed primarily to obtain it.

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desiring to sell alcoholic liquors one night per week on its premises to its members and guests for consumption upon its premises shall pay a license fee of $200.00 per quarter for a class I quarterly non-profit organization liquor license. If the organization was organized primarily to acquire the class I license, no class I license shall be issued to it. (Ord. 93-631, passed
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Hinsdale · 3.3.3

Definitions

Summary

This section defines key terms used in the Hinsdale Liquor Control chapter, including 'Alcohol', 'Alcoholic Liquor', 'Applicant', and 'BASSET Program'. It explicitly adopts and incorporates definitions from the Illinois Liquor Control Act of 1934, stating that any revisions to the state's definitions will supersede those listed locally.

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buildings in connection therewith and such building or buildings, structure or structures being provided with adequate and sanitary kitchen and dining room equipment and capacity. LICENSEE: An individual, partnership, corporation, or not for profit organization which obtains a local liquor license pursuant to this chapter. LIQUOR LAWS: This chapter and all other village ordinances, resolutions, regulations, and rules relating to alcoholic liquor; the liquor control act and all regulations issued thereunder; all federal, state, and local laws imposing or pertaining...fees and taxes relating to alcoholic liquor; and all other federal and state legislation, regulations, and rules applicable to the sale or use of alcoholic liquor within the village. LOCAL LIQUOR LICENSE: A license issued pursuant to the provisions of this chapter. MINOR: A person under the age of twenty one (21) years. NOT FOR PROFIT ORGANIZATION: An entity organized or operating under the laws of this state as a not for profit institution which shall have been operated solely
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Hinsdale · 3.3.3

Definitions

Summary

This section defines key terms used in the Hinsdale Liquor Control chapter, including 'Alcohol', 'Alcoholic Liquor', 'Applicant', and 'BASSET Program'. It explicitly adopts and incorporates definitions from the Illinois Liquor Control Act of 1934, stating that any revisions to the state's definitions will supersede those listed locally.

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buildings in connection therewith and such building or buildings, structure or structures being provided with adequate and sanitary kitchen and dining room equipment and capacity. LICENSEE: An individual, partnership, corporation, or not for profit organization which obtains a local liquor license pursuant to this chapter. LIQUOR LAWS: This chapter and all other village ordinances, resolutions, regulations, and rules relating to alcoholic liquor; the liquor control act and all regulations issued thereunder; all federal, state, and local laws imposing or pertaining...fees and taxes relating to alcoholic liquor; and all other federal and state legislation, regulations, and rules applicable to the sale or use of alcoholic liquor within the village. LOCAL LIQUOR LICENSE: A license issued pursuant to the provisions of this chapter. MINOR: A person under the age of twenty one (21) years. NOT FOR PROFIT ORGANIZATION: An entity organized or operating under the laws of this state as a not for profit institution which shall have been operated solely
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Glencoe · 4.40

Violations And Penalties

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This section outlines penalties for violations of the chapter concerning liquor licenses in Glencoe. It details fines, the imputation of violations to the licensee for their employees' actions, the daily nature of offenses, and grounds for license suspension or revocation.

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Fines. (1)   Except where otherwise permitted or required by the Liquor Control Act or this Code, any person who violates any provision of this chapter, who makes a false, materially inaccurate, or misleading statement in an application for a liquor license pursuant to this chapter, or who violates a condition of a local liquor license granted pursuant to this chapter, shall be fined an amount as set forth in the village’s Comprehensive Fee and Fine Schedule. (2)   Any violation...separate and distinct offense. (4)   All fines and other monetary penalties imposed by the liquor control commissioner shall be remitted to the village and deposited in the general corporate fund of the village. (b) Suspension and revocation of local liquor license. The liquor control commissioner may, at its discretion and in accordance with the procedures set forth in §§ 4-40 through 4-43 of this chapter, fine a local liquor licensee, or revoke or suspend any local liquor license issued
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Northbrook · 4.80

Violations and penalties

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This section outlines the penalties for violations of the local liquor license chapter, including fines, suspension, and revocation of licenses. It also specifies that violations by an employee are attributed to the licensee and that each day of violation constitutes a separate offense.

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Fines. (1) Any person who violates any provision of this chapter, who makes a false statement in obtaining a local liquor license pursuant to this chapter, or who violates a condition of a local liquor license granted pursuant to this chapter, shall be fined in the amounts established in the annual fee ordinance. (2) Any violation of this chapter by any officer, associate, member, representative, agent, or employee of a local liquor licensee shall also be deemed and held...distinct offense. (4) All fines and other monetary penalties imposed by the local liquor control commissioner shall be remitted to the village and deposited in the general corporate fund of the village. (b) Suspension and revocation of local liquor license. The local liquor control commissioner may, at the commissioner's discretion and in accordance with the procedures set forth in section 4-82 of this chapter, fine a local liquor licensee, or revoke or suspend any local liquor license issued
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Northbrook · 4.80

Violations and penalties

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This section outlines the penalties for violations of the local liquor license chapter, including fines, suspension, and revocation of licenses. It also specifies that violations by an employee are attributed to the licensee and that each day of violation constitutes a separate offense.

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Fines. (1) Any person who violates any provision of this chapter, who makes a false statement in obtaining a local liquor license pursuant to this chapter, or who violates a condition of a local liquor license granted pursuant to this chapter, shall be fined in the amounts established in the annual fee ordinance. (2) Any violation of this chapter by any officer, associate, member, representative, agent, or employee of a local liquor licensee shall also be deemed and held...distinct offense. (4) All fines and other monetary penalties imposed by the local liquor control commissioner shall be remitted to the village and deposited in the general corporate fund of the village. (b) Suspension and revocation of local liquor license. The local liquor control commissioner may, at the commissioner's discretion and in accordance with the procedures set forth in section 4-82 of this chapter, fine a local liquor licensee, or revoke or suspend any local liquor license issued
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East Dundee · 37.01

Fee And Fine Schedule

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This section of the East Dundee municipal ordinance concerns the Fee and Fine Schedule. It indicates that this section has been significantly amended by multiple new ordinances adopted throughout 2025, with the updated text to be incorporated during codification.

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registering: $100 (T) Telecommunications ( Chapter 115). (1)   Telecommunications carrier registration fee: $100 (2)   License and franchise application and review fee: $50 (3)   Annual license and franchise fee: $100 (4)   Construction permit fee: $100 (U) Alcoholic beverages ( Chapter 116). (1)   Liquor license fees. Liquor licenses issued on January 1 of each year and the fees for licenses issued shall be prorated based for issue date, determined as follows: (a)   January 1 - March 31: Not prorated (b)   April 1 - June...liquor license fee (c)   July 1 - September 30: 50% of liquor license fee (d)   October 1 - December 31: 25% of liquor license fee (e)   Annual license fees: 1.   Class A (tavern): $2,000 2.   Class A-1 (tavern/beer garden): $3,000 3.   Class A-2 (beer/wine on-premises/beer garden): $2,500 4.   Class B (package liquor): $2,000 5.   Class B-1 (supermarket and drug store): $2,000 6.   Class B-2 (incidental sales - beer and wine
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Maywood · 117.29

Reports In Relation To, And Annual Review Of, Liquor Licenses

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This section mandates semi-annual reporting by the Local Liquor Control Commissioner to the Board of Trustees regarding liquor licensees, covering ownership changes, police reports, citizen complaints, and disciplinary actions. It also requires a semi-annual review of licensees and liquor control ordinances by the Legal, License and Ordinance Committee.

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Board of Trustees during the year as needed to inform the Village Board of matters relating to the operation or conduct of any licensees or the suspension or revocation of any licenses. The semi-annual report shall, at a minimum, provide the following information relative to all liquor licensees for the previous 6- month period: (1)   Any change in the ownership interest in any liquor licensee. (2)   Any police reports filed relative to a liquor establishment, and the general circumstances...disciplinary action taken against a liquor licensee and any reasons therefor. (5)   Any other information that the Local Liquor Control Commissioner determines should be brought to the Board of Trustee's attention relative to a liquor licensee. (B) Semi-annual review. The Legal, License and Ordinance Committee shall conduct a semi-annual review of all liquor establishments and liquor licensees at the Committee's January and July meeting each year. The Local Liquor Control Commissioner shall be present
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Chicago · 4.60.072

Liquor Licenses In A Casino.

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This section exempts liquor licensees operating within a casino from specific regulations within Chapter 4-60 of the Chicago Municipal Code, including certain review periods, other specific sections, and all provisions regarding hours of sale and consumption.

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A liquor licensee in a casino, as that term is defined in 230 ILCS 10/4, shall be subject to all provisions of this chapter, except for subsections (e) and (f) of Section 4-60-040
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