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Hinsdale · 3.3.8

Application

Summary

This section outlines the application process for a local liquor license (excluding class D2) in Hinsdale. It details the required application form, a mandatory employee training program document, and a non-refundable application fee. It also specifies how different types of applicants (individual, corporation, partnership, non-profit) must sign the application.

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Application Form; Fee: A person wishing to file an application for a local liquor license, other than a class D2 liquor license, may obtain an application form from the village as prepared by the village manager or designee for the purpose of providing reasonable information about the applicant. Such application shall be filed with the commissioner, together with a document outlining the applicant's program for training its employees to properly handle the sale of alcoholic liquor, and with...business of the applicant. 8.   The length of time that applicant has been in business of that character. 9.   The location or description of the premises or place of business which is to be operated under such local liquor license, and the following information: a) if a leased premises, a complete and unredacted copy of the lease shall be provided, which lease shall be for a term of sufficient length to encompass the term of the local liquor license sought
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Hinsdale · 3.3.8

Application

Summary

This section outlines the application process for a local liquor license (excluding class D2) in Hinsdale. It details the required application form, a mandatory employee training program document, and a non-refundable application fee. It also specifies how different types of applicants (individual, corporation, partnership, non-profit) must sign the application.

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Application Form; Fee: A person wishing to file an application for a local liquor license, other than a class D2 liquor license, may obtain an application form from the village as prepared by the village manager or designee for the purpose of providing reasonable information about the applicant. Such application shall be filed with the commissioner, together with a document outlining the applicant's program for training its employees to properly handle the sale of alcoholic liquor, and with...business of the applicant. 8.   The length of time that applicant has been in business of that character. 9.   The location or description of the premises or place of business which is to be operated under such local liquor license, and the following information: a) if a leased premises, a complete and unredacted copy of the lease shall be provided, which lease shall be for a term of sufficient length to encompass the term of the local liquor license sought
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Zion · 56.52

Application generally

Summary

This section outlines the general application process for retail liquor licenses in Zion. It details obtaining application forms from the city clerk, the required filing with the local liquor control commissioner, proof of insurance, and varying nonrefundable application fees based on license class.

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This section applies to applications for liquor license classes under this chapter. (b) A person wishing to file an application for a retail liquor license may obtain an application form from the city clerk for the purpose of providing reasonable information about the applicant. Such application shall be filed with the local liquor control commissioner, together with proof of adequate insurance and for all liquor license classes except a Class D-2, with a nonrefundable application fee of $550.00. Applicants...Class D-2 license shall submit a nonrefundable application fee of $110.00. (c) Applications for a retail liquor license shall be made to the local liquor control commissioner, in writing, signed by the applicant or one member of a partnership, the president or secretary of a corporation or an authorized agent of a partnership or corporation, verified by oath or affidavit, and shall contain the following statements and information: (1) The applicant's name, mailing and residence address, telephone number
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Bloomingdale · 4.2.5

Ineligibility For License

Summary

This section outlines the criteria that make an individual or entity ineligible to receive, renew, or continue a retail liquor dealer's license in Bloomingdale. Ineligibility is based on factors such as residency, character, citizenship, criminal convictions, and past license revocations.

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retail liquor dealer's license shall be issued, renewed, or continued in existence for: A.   A person who is not a resident of the Village. B.   A person who is not of good character and reputation in the community in which he resides. C.   A person who is not a citizen of the United States. D.   A person who has been convicted of a felony under any Federal or State law, unless the Local Liquor Control Commissioner determines that such...elected official with the direct interest in the manufacture, sale, or distribution of alcoholic liquor cannot participate in any meetings, hearings, or decisions on matters impacting the manufacture, sale, or distribution of alcoholic liquor with respect to said liquor license or any liquor license of the same classification. Furthermore, the Village President may have the same interest in the manufacture, sale, or distribution of alcoholic liquor as long as the village board has made a local liquor control commissioner appointment
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Orland Hills · 111.65

Local Liquor Control Commissioner

Summary

This section establishes the village President as the Local Liquor Control Commissioner, outlining their duties in administering state and local liquor laws. It details their powers, including granting, suspending, or revoking liquor licenses (with exceptions), inspecting licensed premises, and acting on citizen complaints.

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appropriate provisions of the Liquor Control Act of the state and of this chapter. Beginning May 1, 1989, the Liquor Commissioner, pursuant to the Illinois Dram Shop Act, shall receive $100 per month beginning the month when the first liquor license is issued and continuing to the end of the Liquor Commissioner's term of office. The salary, once it commences, shall remain in effect, regardless of how many, if any, liquor licenses are issued or remain in effect...Police to act on his behalf; (F)   To receive local license fees and pay the same forthwith to the Village Clerk or Treasurer as the case may be; or (G)   In the case of application for renewal of a liquor license other than a Class F license, the Local Liquor Control Commissioner has the authority to grant without additional fee a temporary liquor license, which shall be valid for no more than 30 days. The temporary liquor license shall
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Joliet · 4.23

License fees

Summary

This section outlines the fees levied and collected by the liquor commissioner for the original issuance or renewal of liquor licenses and permits in Joliet. It details various annual license and permit fees based on class, as well as fees for other related transactions.

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liquor commissioner shall levy and collect the following fees for the original issuance or renewal of liquor licenses, liquor permits and for other transactions. (1) The annual license fees for liquor licenses shall be as follows: License Class Annual License Fee Class A (Package-Premises) .....$1,200.00 Class A1 (Brew Pub) .....1,200.00 Class A2 (Craft Brewery) .....1,200.00 Class A3 (Craft Distillery) .....1,200.00 Class B (Premises) .....1,100.00 Class BG (Gas station/on site/gaming) .....2,200.00 Class C (Package...Outdoor, Beer Garden) .....400.00 Class SE (Special Event) .....1,000.00 Class T (Temporary) .....50.00 Class V (Video gaming), plus $250.00 licensing fee for each video gaming terminal .....250.00 (3) Fees for other transactions are as follows: Transaction Fee Liquor License Application Fee .....$750.00 Liquor Permit Application Fee .....50.00 Change in Location of Licensed Premises .....50.00 Expansion of Licensed Premises .....50.00 License Reclassification (section 4-20(a)) .....50.00 License Reclassification (section 4-20(c)) .....50.00 Fingerprinting Fee .....75.00 or agency
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Oak Brook · 4.1.10

Persons Eligible For License

Summary

This section outlines disqualifying factors for obtaining or renewing a liquor license in Oak Brook. It prohibits individuals with poor character, non-citizens, those with specific felony convictions, or those involved in illicit activities, among other restrictions.

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such liquor license shall be issued or renewed to the following: A.   A person who is not of good character and reputation in the community; B.   A person who is not a citizen or a permanent resident of the United States; C.   A person who has been convicted of a felony under any federal or state law if the local liquor control commissioner determines after investigation, that such person has not been sufficiently rehabilitated to warrant the public trust...been convicted of being the keeper of, or is keeping, a house of ill fame; E.   A person who has been convicted of pandering or other crime or misdemeanor opposed to public decency and morality; F.   A person whose liquor license under this chapter has been revoked for cause; G.   A person who at the time of application for renewal of any liquor license issued hereunder would not be eligible for such liquor license under a first application
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Chicago · 4.60.080

Off-Premises Sales Prohibited – Exemptions.

Summary

This section generally prohibits off-premises sales of liquor, but provides specific exemptions for caterers in certain dry areas, holders of outdoor patio licenses, and retail liquor dealers selling cocktails for off-premises consumption.

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activity license" in Section 4-6-010; provided, that such location as described in the outdoor patio license is enclosed by a fence or other structure that clearly identifies the licensed location. (c)   The holder of a caterer's liquor license or a caterer's liquor license, incidental activity, as defined in Section 4-60-010, may dispense alcoholic liquor at a place other than the caterer's premises if: (1) the dispensing of alcoholic liquor is incidental...service of food; and (2) the caterer displays proof of a valid caterer's liquor license or valid caterer's liquor license, incidental activity, at the premises where the alcoholic liquor is dispensed; and (3) the caterer or an employee or agent of the caterer actually dispenses the alcoholic liquor. (d)   A retail liquor dealer licensee may sell cocktails for off-premises consumption as provided in Section 4-60-082. (Added Coun. J. 12-9-92, p. 25465; Amend Coun
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Lisle · 3.2.9

Conditions Of License

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This section outlines the conditions of a liquor license in Lisle, stating it's a personal, non-transferable privilege valid for one year. It also details requirements for reporting changes in ownership or key personnel.

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accordance with the provisions of this subsection. (B)   Changes in Ownership or Personnel: Any and all changes in officers, directors, managers, or changes involving five percent (5%) or more ownership interests in limited liability companies, partnerships or corporate liquor license holders shall be reported in writing to the village of Lisle Clerk's Office within ten (10) days of said change. All new officers, owners, directors or managers shall meet all of the standards of this chapter, shall...application fee and shall be subject to review by the local liquor control commissioner. Any change resulting in an ownership interest by an individual not eligible to hold a liquor license, shall terminate such license. Any ownership change resulting in new ownership interests totaling more than fifty percent (50%) results in the termination of the liquor license. All sales of liquor must cease until a new license has been issued based on the submittal of a new application and related
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Crystal Lake · 329.3

Applications

Summary

This section details the requirements for applying for a liquor license in Crystal Lake. It outlines the necessary information and statements to be included in a written application submitted to the Local Liquor Commissioner.

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proposed area to be located upon such public property, including the location of the alcoholic service and consumption area as well as the location of all tables and chairs. B. For the purposes of this ordinance,53 all liquor license holders must comply with the provisions of the Illinois Liquor Control Act of 1934 (235 ILCS 5/1 et seq.), including but not limited to the provisions of 235 ILCS 5/6-27.1 with respect to certification of individuals for completion of training...adopted 10-6-2020. a BASSET certified manager or employee of the licensed establishment. (4) The requirements of this § 329-3B shall not apply to a special event for which a Class 16, 19 or 20 liquor license that has been issued. C. A fee of $300, to cover administrative costs, shall be paid for the initial application or change in classification for a liquor license, or upon any change in ownership or interest of any corporation, partnership, limited
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Forest Park · 3.3.13

Prohibited Acts And Conditions

Summary

This section prohibits the peddling of alcoholic liquor and places a responsibility on liquor license holders to maintain peace on their premises. This includes employing trained staff, preventing fighting, and immediately reporting criminal activity to the police.

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Peddling Prohibited: It shall be unlawful to peddle alcoholic liquor in the village. (Village code § 7-20) B.   Preservation Of The Peace: 1.   It shall be the duty and responsibility of each liquor license holder, his agents or employees to maintain the premises in a peaceable and orderly manner so as not to allow any employee, patron or member of the public to commit any act, which act is done in an unreasonable manner so as to alarm or disturb...another or to provoke a breach of the peace. 2.   Each liquor license holder shall employ sufficient agents or employees on the premises in order to maintain the peace. Any employee, agent or person acting on behalf of the liquor license holder shall be suitably trained to maintain the peace of the premises and shall not act in any manner so as to promote or aggravate situations which may result in physical altercations, fighting or other acts of an unreasonable
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Riverdale · 5.32.040

Application

Summary

This section outlines the requirements for applying for an alcoholic liquor sales license in Riverdale. It specifies that applications must be in writing, signed by the applicant or authorized agent, and verified. Key information required includes the applicant's personal details, business information, and citizenship, with specific variations for individuals, clubs, and various business entities.

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which its charter was issued; 5. The location and description of the premises or place of business which is to be operated under such license; 6. A statement as to whether applicant has made an application for a liquor license on premises other than described in this application, and the disposition of such application; 7. A statement that applicant has never been convicted of a felony and is not disqualified to receive a license by reason of any matter...application and releasing the village, its officers, agents and employees from any and all liability which may arise as a consequence thereof. Each officer, owner, and manager shall execute such a statement; 9. Whether a previous business or liquor license by any state or subdivision thereof, or by the federal government, has been revoked and the reasons thereof; 10. A statement that the applicant will not violate any of the laws of the village, the state of Illinois
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South Chicago Heights · 6.37

Classification of licenses; fees

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This section of the South Chicago Heights municipal ordinance classifies alcoholic liquor licenses into five classes (A, B, C, D, and E1), outlines the specific retail sales authorized by each class, sets an annual license fee for each, and imposes limits on the number of licenses that can be issued for classes A, B, C, and D. Class E1 licenses cover special, no-charge serving of alcoholic liquor for specific events.

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retail sale of alcoholic liquor in the village shall pay an annual license fee. Such licenses shall be divided into the following classes and the number of such licenses issued in the village shall be limited as follows: ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR LICENSES Class Authorization Fee Limit "A" General. Permitting the retail sale of any alcoholic liquor in the original package for off-premises consumption, and also the sale of any alcoholic liquor for on-premises consumption at a counter...year No more than one "H" Supplemental. Permitting the retail sale of alcoholic liquor to be consumed on the licensed premises in a beer garden. Restricted to current class A, B, F2, and G liquor license holder. $685.00 per year No more than ten "J" Supplemental. Permitting the sale of wine, but no beer or liquor, for on-premises consumption at a counter or bar with gaming machines. $1,575.00 per year No more than two "K" Supplemental. Permitting
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River Forest · 8.5.8

Application

Summary

This section outlines the application process for a local liquor license in River Forest. It details the required application form, supporting documents, fees, and signature requirements based on the applicant's entity type. It also specifies information needed for applications other than Class 5 licenses.

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person wishing to file an application for a local liquor license (other than a not for profit organization applying for a Class 5 license) may obtain an application form from the Village as prepared by the Village Administrator for the purpose of providing reasonable information about the applicant. Such application shall be filed with the Local Liquor Commissioner, together with a document outlining the applicant's program for training its employees to properly handle the sale of alcoholic liquor...business of the applicant. 8.   The length of time that applicant has been in business of that character. 9.   The location or description of the premises or place of business which is to be operated under such local liquor license, and the following information: a) if a leased premises, a complete and unredacted copy of the lease shall be provided, which lease shall be for a term of sufficient length to encompass the term of the local liquor license sought
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Flossmoor · 103.1.5

Classes of licenses

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This section defines different classes of licenses for the retail sale of alcoholic liquor in Flossmoor. It specifies whether sales are for on-premises consumption, off-premises consumption in original packages, or both, and includes a restriction on video gaming for one license class.

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maintained by the club.K. Class D - Limited Special Events. Class D licenses shall authorize the sale of alcoholic liquors at a special event not in excess of three consecutive days, to be held by a holder of a valid liquor license at a location other than the location for which a liquor license has been issued.L. Class E-VGP - Private Event License. Class E-VGP shall authorize the sale of alcoholic liquor for consumption on the premises at a private...prohibit any video gaming terminals as defined in the Video Gaming Act of Illinois, 230 ILCS 40/1 et seq., to be located or operated on the licensed premises.M. Class PGC - Public Golf Course.(1) Class PGC licenses shall authorize the sale of alcoholic liquors for consumption on the premises of a public golf course owned by a unit of local government.(2) For purposes of this license class, "premises" shall mean the entire golf course except the areas where motor
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Countryside · 3.5.20

Abolishment Of The Four O'Clock A.M. Liquor License

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This ordinance prohibits the issuance of new liquor licenses that allow sales or giveaways after 2:00 A.M. It also reclassifies all existing licenses that permit sales past 2:00 A.M. to become "2 A.M." licenses, effective February 1, 1998.

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There shall be no further creation or issuance of licenses permitting the sale or giving away of alcoholic beverages within the city later than the hour of two o'clock (2:00) A.M. Further, all issued and currently outstanding liquor licenses permitting the sale or giving away of alcoholic beverages after the hour of two o'clock (2:00) A.M. will, as of February 1, 1998, become "2 A.M." licenses, permitting the sale or giving away of alcoholic beverages
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Mettawa · Section 18.304. Classification Of Licenses And Permits.
Summary

This section establishes the requirement for a liquor license for anyone selling alcoholic liquor at retail in Mettawa. It then defines and outlines the specific requirements for two classifications: CLASS C for concessionaires and CLASS H for hotels.

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Except as may be provided for the issuance of certain permits under the terms of subsection B herein, every person engaged in the retail sale of alcoholic liquor in the Village must first have obtained a suitable liquor license authorizing the specific type and character of such alcoholic liquor sale as may be contemplated in such retail business: A.   Each such licensee shall pay an annual license fee for such license. B.   Such licenses shall be divided into the following...which a given hotel operator holds an H License, one (1) or more additional dining rooms and/or restaurants offering alcoholic liquor for sale that are not under the exclusive control and supervision of such H License licensee, an additional liquor license (R License) shall be required for each dining room or restaurant that is not under the exclusive control and supervision of such H License licensee. b.   Where the operator of an hotel/motel does not operate any public dining room
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McCullom Lake · 3.39

Complaints, violations, penalties and procedure

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This section outlines responsibilities for licensed premises owners and licensees regarding violations of the ordinance, including penalties such as license revocation. It mandates reporting of disturbances and incidents to the police and the liquor control commissioner.

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soliciting for a prostitute, of pandering, of keeping a place of prostitution, of patronizing a prostitute, or of pimping as defined by statute on or in the licensed premises; and no person shall be entitled to receive a liquor license who has been convicted of any of the foregoing crimes and misdemeanors opposing decency or morality; and the conviction of any licensee in any court having jurisdiction thereof shall be subject to the penalty herein provided in addition...such hearing, uphold the decision of the liquor control commissioner, overrule the decision of the liquor control commissioner or enter its own findings and ruling on the appropriate consequence, including, but not limited to a fine, suspension of the liquor license or revocation of the liquor license. There shall be a certified court reporter present at all proceedings. Said meeting record shall be available to the parties for use in any appeal to the findings of the board. The party
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McCullom Lake · 3.40

Temporary liquor license created for special events and parties taking place within the village

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This section of the McCullom Lake municipal ordinance establishes a temporary liquor license system for special events and parties within the village. It outlines two types of permits: an event permit for eligible local organizations and a daily permit.

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temporary liquor licenses shall be issued on the following basis: (1) Event permit: The local liquor commissioner may grant an event permit to any licensee as defined herein, person, nonprofit organization or club located within the village, such as a church, order or lodge, veterans organization civic organization or other similar organization authorizing the sale of beer and wine at any picnic, club or similar function sponsored by such organization or club. The following restrictions are applicable for event permits
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Bensenville · 4.3.38

Video Gaming Provisions; Prohibition Against Other Gaming, Gambling And Gambling Devices

Summary

This section establishes the Bensenville Video Gaming Ordinance, which aligns with state law and defines key terms related to video gaming establishments. It also mandates the payment of a village video gaming terminal fee for each machine operated.

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video gaming act, is located. PERSON: An individual, partnership, nonprofit or for profit corporation, limited liability company, or other entity. PERSON WITH SIGNIFICANT INTEREST OR CONTROL: Any of the following: a.   Each person in whose name a village liquor license is maintained for the licensed premises; b.   Each person who has been determined by the Illinois gaming board or its administrator as having, or in the opinion of the administrator of the Illinois gaming board has, the ability to influence...video gaming terminals on the premises. Additionally, if the premises on which the video gaming terminals are to be located sells or serves alcoholic beverages for consumption on the premises, such person shall also possess valid village and state liquor licenses for such premises and shall present his, her, or its state liquor license to the village clerk for inspection at the time of making payment. 3.   General Duties Of Establishment Operators: Each establishment operator has an ongoing duty
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Wood Dale · 5.313

Video Gaming

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This section of Wood Dale's municipal ordinance authorizes the City to regulate video gaming based on state law. It defines key terms related to video gaming establishments and operators and mandates the payment of a City video gaming terminal fee for each terminal operated within the city limits.

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Video Gaming Act is located. PERSON: An individual, partnership, non- or for-profit corporation, limited liability company, or other entity. PERSON WITH SIGNIFICANT INTEREST OR CONTROL: Any of the following: a.   Each person in whose name a City liquor license is maintained for the licensed premises; b.   Each person who has been determined by the Illinois Gaming Board or its Administrator as having, or in the opinion of the Administrator of the Illinois Gaming Board has, the ability to influence...issued by the State of Illinois. Additionally, if the premises on which the video gaming terminals are to be located sells or serves alcoholic beverages for consumption on the premises, such person shall also possess valid City and State liquor licenses for such premises and shall present his, her, or its State liquor license to the City Clerk for inspection at the time of making payment. (Ord. O-18-024, 7-19-2018) 3.   General Duties Of Establishment Operators: Each
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Libertyville · 4.42

Applications

Summary

This section outlines the detailed application requirements for retail liquor dealer licenses in Libertyville. Applicants must submit a written, sworn application containing personal, business, and location information, as well as details about prior liquor license applications.

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that is to be operated under such license and evidence that the applicant will own or lease the premises during the entire term of the license. (7) Whether applicant has made any applications for any other state or local liquor license, and the disposition of such application. (8) Whether applicant has ever been convicted of a felony or a violation of any federal or state law or regulation concerning the manufacture, possession or sale of alcoholic liquor. (9) Whether...business. (b) In addition to the foregoing information, such application shall contain such other and further information as the local liquor control commissioner may, by rule or regulation not inconsistent with law, prescribe, and each application for a liquor license, except for Class H and Class I liquor license applications, shall be accompanied by a nonrefundable application fee determined in accordance with the annual fee ordinance. (c) Any applicant for a license under this chapter must be actively involved
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Harvard · 25.07

NUMBER OF LIQUOR LICENSES ISSUED

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The number of available licenses in each classification and special permits shall be determined from time to time by the City Council. (Ord. 2006-110, §4)
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Mount Prospect · 13.204.1

Descriptions And Restrictions

Summary

This section outlines restrictions for video gaming device licenses in Mount Prospect, requiring Illinois Gaming Board licensing, prohibiting video gaming cafes, and setting specific operational hours, location proximity to schools/places of worship, and age restrictions for segregated gaming areas.

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Restaurant as defined in this Chapter. To be in “in good standing” the licensee shall: 1.   Owe no sums of money to the Village at the time of its application; 2.   Have held a consumption on the premises liquor license; 3.   Been in continuous bona fide operation under that license for no less than twelve (12) months at the time of its application for the license; 4.   Have had no legal violations causing a suspension of its liquor or business...permit even if the event is not on the S-4 licensed premises. g.   A Class S-4 licensee may serve wine or beer at a Mount Prospect licensed business which does not otherwise possess a Mount Prospect liquor license under the following conditions: (1)   Such service may take place at a promotional event inside the business premises only. (2)   The business must have obtained an ad hoc permit. (3)   Such service at any single business may be made
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Chicago · 4.60.043

Application For Caterer'S Liquor License – Additional Information.

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This section requires applicants for a caterer's liquor license in Chicago to provide proof of a valid retail food establishment license for their food preparation site.

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addition to the information described in Section 4-60-040, an applicant for a caterer's liquor license shall provide proof of a valid retail food establishment license issued pursuant to Chapter 4-8 for the site where the applicant prepares food for off-site catering. (Added Coun. J. 3-28-01, p. 55769, § 3) Editor's note – Coun. J. 3-28-01, p. 55769, §§ 3 – 5, amended the Code by adding new sections designated
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