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This section mandates that prepared food and alcoholic liquor facilities in Gurnee must file a sworn return with the village clerk by the 20th of the following month. The return must include payment of all taxes due for the period and a copy of the corresponding Illinois Department of Revenue sales return.

Prepared food and alcoholic liquor facilities in Waukegan must jointly file a sworn tax return with the city clerk by the 20th of the following month. This return must include payment of all due taxes and a copy of the corresponding Illinois Department of Revenue sales return.

This section mandates that all licenses issued under this chapter must comply with the state Dram Shop Act and all other relevant state statutes, village ordinances, and rules of the state Liquor Commission.

This section mandates that retail licensees in Phoenix with more than four employees must maintain specific uniform records at their licensed premises or an approved alternate location within the state. These records are subject to inspection by authorized village representatives.

This section grants the local liquor commissioner, chief of police, or other authorized police officers the power to enter licensed premises at any time to inspect for violations of state laws, village ordinances, or liquor commission rules. During these inspections, they can examine the premises in connection with any suspected violations.

This section outlines individuals and entities disqualified from obtaining a retail license in Roselle. Disqualifications include non-residency, lack of good character, not being a US citizen, certain felony convictions, involvement in illicit activities, prior license revocation, and failure to meet eligibility requirements upon renewal.

This section outlines the limitations and conditions for licenses, emphasizing they are personal privileges that expire, are non-transferable, and terminate upon the licensee's death, insolvency, or bankruptcy, with provisions for temporary continuation by their representatives. It also details the renewal process, requiring continued qualification, compliance with health and safety regulations, and approval by the Liquor Control Commissioner, while clarifying that renewal is not a vested right.

This section prohibits serving liquor for on-premises consumption unless a seat is provided. Exceptions are made for establishments with specific license classes (A, C, J) and approved off-premises sales.

This section prohibits individuals under 21 from consuming, purchasing, possessing, or accepting delivery of alcoholic liquor, with specific exceptions. It also establishes parental and property owner responsibility for preventing violations.

This section mandates that all individuals serving or selling alcoholic beverages must complete a state-certified BASSET program. It outlines training timelines for new employees and managers, as well as requirements for underage employees and a grace period for existing licensees to comply.

This section outlines the process and requirements for the issuance of driver, attendant, and attendant-driver licenses by the Calumet City Clerk. It details the investigation process, the criteria applicants must meet (including physical, mental, and training qualifications), and restrictions on license transferability and alteration.

This section defines "Compliance Tickets" (CT) as citations issued for violations of specific Village of Frankfort Code of Ordinances, primarily related to minor offenses.

This section outlines the process for appealing decisions made by the Diamond Local Liquor Control Commissioner to the state commission. It specifies the timeframe for appeals, the scope of review (limited to the official record), and the requirement for the local commissioner to submit the record. It also details the process for serving state commission orders and conformity by the local commissioner, and notes that final state commission decisions are subject to judicial review.

This section provides definitions for key terms used throughout the Article concerning underage drinking in Arlington Heights. It clarifies terms such as 'Alcoholic Beverage,' 'Control of Premises,' 'Delivery of Alcoholic Liquor,' 'False Identification,' 'Impairment,' and 'Operation of a Motor Vehicle.'

This section outlines the renewal process for video gaming licenses in Aurora. Licenses expire annually on September 30 and require specific documentation, fees, and continued adherence to all relevant qualifications for renewal. Licenses are non-transferable.

This section provides definitions for various terms used within the chapter, including alcoholic liquor, applicant, club, corporation, and hotel, to ensure consistent interpretation of the ordinance.

This section establishes the roles of the mayor as tobacco commissioner and the tobacco commission, composed of the local liquor commission members, in administering and enforcing tobacco sales regulations. It outlines procedures for license suspension, revocation, and fines, requiring public hearings with advance written notice to licensees.

This section establishes a comprehensive fee schedule for businesses and commercial establishments in Hometown. It outlines various fees, including annual licenses, permits, and variable fees based on factors like square footage and the type of business, with specific rates for alcoholic liquor licenses, ambulance services, amusements, and animal licenses.

This section mandates that owners and operators of retail food and liquor facilities must jointly and severally file a sworn tax return with the finance director monthly. The return must be submitted by the 20th of the following month, include payment of all due taxes, and be accompanied by a copy of the Illinois Department of Revenue return. Owners are allowed a 1% commission on timely remitted taxes to cover administrative expenses.

This section mandates strict construction and enforcement of the chapter to protect the health, safety, and welfare of Wilmette residents. It also prohibits licensees from denying any person equal enjoyment of licensed premises where alcohol is sold, ensuring non-discrimination.

This section mandates that owners, operators, and marketplace facilitators of prepared food and alcoholic liquor facilities in Mount Prospect must file a sworn tax return with the finance director. The return, along with payment of all due taxes, must be submitted at the same intervals and on forms prescribed by the village, and must also include a copy of the Illinois Department of Revenue's retailers occupation tax return for the same reporting period.

This section mandates that owners and operators of prepared food and alcoholic liquor facilities in Des Plaines must jointly file a sworn tax return and payment with the finance director. The filing frequency and due date align with the state's retailers' occupation tax return, and a copy of the state return must also be submitted.

This section mandates that owners and operators of retail food and liquor facilities in Schaumburg must jointly file a sworn return with the finance director. This return, submitted on village-prescribed forms, is due monthly after the Illinois Department of Revenue's retailer occupation tax return and must include payment of all village taxes due and a copy of the state return.

This ordinance authorizes Hinsdale dining establishments to use public sidewalks and rights-of-way for temporary outdoor dining upon obtaining a permit, subject to various conditions and fees, and specific operating season requirements.

This ordinance authorizes Hinsdale dining establishments to use public sidewalks and rights-of-way for temporary outdoor dining upon obtaining a permit, subject to various conditions and fees, and specific operating season requirements.