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Lake Forest · 111.043

Application For Local Liquor License

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This section outlines the general application process and required background information for obtaining a local liquor license in Lake Forest. It details the form, signature requirements, and authorization for background checks, as well as specific information needed about the applicant's identity, business, and financial standing.

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Application generally. Applications for local liquor licenses shall be made to the Commissioner on a form prescribed by the Commissioner; shall be in writing; shall be signed by the applicant if an individual, or by one of the partners on behalf of all partners if a partnership, by a member or manager of a limited liability company, or by a duly authorized agent if a corporation; and shall be verified by an oath or affidavit. Each application shall specifically identify...applicant and the licensed premises to which a local liquor license would be issued, and the filing of an application shall authorize the Local Liquor Commissioner or the Commissioner’s agents to conduct all necessary or appropriate background checks of the applicant and its agents, owners and representatives. (B) Background information. Each application shall include the following background information: (1) The name, age, address and Social Security number of the applicant; in the case of a partnership, all partners

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Bloomingdale · 4.2.8

Classification Of Licenses; Fees

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This section classifies alcoholic beverage licenses for on-premises consumption in dining establishments, differentiating between beer and wine only (D-1) and full liquor service (D-2) with associated fees. It also outlines additional fees based on seating capacity and special use permits.

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Dining establishments with a dining area in excess of one hundred forty (140) seats (excluding outdoor seating) are subject to an additional license fee of seven hundred fifty dollars ($750.00). (b) Dining establishments with a D-2 full liquor license may request extended closing hours of one o'clock (1:00) A.M., Monday through Friday, and two o'clock (2:00) A.M., Saturday and Sunday, for an additional license fee of five hundred dollars ($500.00). (c) Dining establishments with full...special use permit for live entertainment and/or dancing (excluding strolling musicians and smaller musical ensembles) are required to pay an additional license fee of seven hundred fifty dollars ($750.00). (f) Dining establishments with a D-2 full liquor license may request "To Go" mixed drinks/cocktails and single servings of wine for an additional license fee of five hundred dollars ($750.00). Such sales and delivery require a State of Illinois Retailer Combined 1A Liquor License and rights terminate when the State

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Romeoville · 112.053

Classes Of Licenses

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This section outlines different classes of retail liquor licenses in Romeoville, specifying the types of alcoholic beverages that can be sold, restrictions on live entertainment and service methods, and associated annual fees. It also details specific limitations for Class D licenses regarding revenue sources and gaming activities.

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designee. As an alternative means of satisfying the immediately preceding license condition, a Class H licensee intending to hold a special event on public property of the village may contract with any duly licensed holder of a Class A liquor license within the village that is also the holder of a Class A - special event sale endorsement to provide all goods and services required in connection with the service or sale of alcoholic beverages at the special event in question...alternative means of satisfying the immediately preceding license condition, a Class H-1 licensee intending to hold a special event on public property of the village may contract with any duly licensed holder of a Class A liquor license within the village that is also the holder of a Class A - special event sale endorsement to provide all goods and services required in connection with the service or sale of alcoholic beverages at the special event in question. As used

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Chicago · 4.60.077

Airport Pushcart Liquor Licenses – Special Conditions.

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This section establishes a special license for the retail sale of alcoholic liquor from pushcarts within authorized areas of O'Hare and Midway airports. It outlines eligibility requirements, limiting it to existing license holders within the same terminal.

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Definitions. For purposes of this section: "Airport pushcart liquor license" shall mean the consumption on premises – incidental activity license authorized by this section for the retail sale of alcoholic liquor from an airport pushcart. "Authorized areas" shall mean the areas accessible to the public beyond the security checkpoint areas of the passenger terminals at O'Hare and Midway. "Liquor Commissioner" shall mean the local liquor control commissioner. "Midway" shall mean Chicago-Midway International Airport. "O'Hare" shall mean Chicago...Hare International Airport. "Spirits" has the meaning ascribed to the term in Section 3-44-020. (b) Airport pushcart liquor license established; fee . In addition to the other categories of licenses authorized under this chapter, the liquor commissioner may issue consumption on premises – incidental activity liquor licenses ("airport pushcart liquor licenses") to permit the retail sale of alcoholic liquor from pushcarts within authorized areas at O'Hare and Midway. A separate license shall be required for each pushcart from which

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Sleepy Hollow · 3.3.4

License classifications, fees

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This section establishes two classes of liquor licenses in Sleepy Hollow: Class A for on-premises consumption in hotels and banquet halls with service bars, and Class B-1 for package sales. It details the annual fees, sales hours, and restrictions on entertainment and sampling for each license type.

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service bar. 2. The annual fee for a Class A license shall be $600.00 per service bar on the premises. 3. There shall be no sales of alcoholic liquors in any establishment or premises holding a Class A liquor license each day before 8:00 a.m. and after 12:00 midnight. 4. Entertainment shall be allowed in the establishment and on the premises holding a Class A license for no additional fee, but acceptability of all entertainment shall be subject...original package, and not for consumption on the premises; except as further provided in this section. b. The annual fee for a Class B-1 license shall be $1,100.00. c. Establishments or premises holding a Class B-1 liquor license shall cease sale of alcoholic liquors each night at 12:00 midnight, and shall not sell alcoholic liquors during the following times: (1) Mondays through Saturdays between the hours of 12:00 midnight

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Waukegan · 3.55

Fees

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This section outlines the fees associated with various liquor licenses in Waukegan, including initial applications, renewals, and different license classes. It also details penalty amounts for violations and mandates an annual two and a half percent increase in base fees, excluding penalties, starting May 1, 2025.

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year thereafter, the base fees, not including violation penalties, shall be adjusted upwards annually by two and one-half percent. For all new applicants filing an initial application with the City of Waukegan Local Liquor Commissioner for an initial liquor license, after November 1, but before April 1, the cost of the liquor license class fees shall be reduced by 50 percent for the license to expire on April 30 of the same fiscal year. PENALTIES Any violation of minors...possessing alcoholic beverages Not less than $150.00 nor more than $750.00 per violation Any other violation of this chapter Not less than $150.00 nor more than $750.00 per violation Social Host/Allowing persons under 21 $750.00 LIQUOR LICENSE FEES Liquor License, Application to Assume Operation or Ownership of an Existing Licensed Premises $500.00 Liquor License, Initial Application $1,188.68 Liquor License, Renewal $118.87 Liquor License, Administrative Processing Fee for all Applications $118.87 Liquor License, Class Change $118.87 Liquor License, Change

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East Dundee · 116.05

Licenses

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This section outlines classifications for retail sales of alcoholic liquors and indicates that annual fees are determined by the village annual fee schedule. The section also notes multiple amendments to this section that are pending codification.

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addition, retail food stores selling gasoline shall meet the following conditions: 1. (Reserved). 2. No mechanical or repair work of any kind may be performed on automobiles on the licensed premises. (6) Class B-3. Mail order liquor license which shall allow licensee to sell and offer to sell, at retail in the premises specified in the license, alcoholic liquor solely in the original package by mail order only. Sales are not permitted either for consumption on the licensed premises...sale of spirits (as defined in ILCS Chapter 235, Act 5, § 1-3.02) in its original package for consumption on the premises, within or adjacent to food service locations solely within outdoor amusement park recreational facilities, a single primary liquor license may be issued for a structure which serves as a restaurant facility and auxiliary licenses may be issued for additional beer and wine dispensing locations, also referred to herein as “points of distribution,” subject to the following conditions

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Crystal Lake · A700.77

Status

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This section establishes that the findings and recitals in the ordinance are prima facie evidence of Crystal Lake's law and are admissible in Illinois courts. It also includes a derivation table showing the transition of the 1993 Code to the 2007 Code.

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Authorization of Loan Agreement NCM 50 7580 11-19-2019 Special Use Permit at 382 W. Virginia NCM 51 Street 7581 11-19-2019 Liquor Licenses Amendment Ch. 329 50 7582 11-19-2019 Liquor Licenses Amendment Ch. 329 50 7583 11-19-2019 Liquor Licenses Amendment Ch. 329 50 7584 11-19-2019 Liquor Licenses Amendment Ch. 329 50 7585 11-19-2019 Peddlers Amendment; Solicitors Ch. 385, Art. I; Ch. 50 Amendment...North Shore Drive 7909 3-21-2023 Preliminary PUD and Special Use NCM 59 Permit at 952 McHenry Avenue 7910 4-4-2023 Liquor Licenses Amendment Ch. 329 59 7911 4-18-2023 Liquor Licenses Amendment Ch. 329 59 7912 4-18-2023 Liquor Licenses Amendment Ch. 329 59 7913 4-18-2023 Liquor Licenses Amendment Ch. 329 59 7914 4-18-2023 Special Use Permit Amendment at 5656 NCM 59 Northwest Highway 7915 4-18-2023 Final PUD Amendment

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Harwood Heights · 4.12.050

License classifications

Summary

This section outlines two classes of alcoholic beverage licenses in Harwood Heights: Class A for full-service restaurants/taverns selling all liquor and Class A-1 for establishments selling only beer and wine in conjunction with food service. It specifies limitations for Class A-1 licenses, including no bar service or off-premise sales, and addresses video gaming eligibility for Class A licensees.

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Video Gaming Act, 230 ILCS 40/1 et seq., shall not be allowed in a Class A licensed premises without the licensee additionally obtaining a Class V license. Class A licensees are eligible to apply for a supplemental Class V liquor license, subject to the criteria, qualifications and regulations for Class V licenses set forth in Section 4.12.050(A)(8). 2. Class A-1—Beer and Wine Only—Food Service. Class A-1 licenses shall authorize the retail sale of alcoholic...ILCS 40/1 et seq., shall not be allowed in a Class A-1 licensed premises without the licensee additionally obtaining a supplemental Class V license. Class A-1 licensees are eligible to apply for a Class V liquor license, subject to the criteria, qualifications and regulations for Class V licenses set forth in Section 4.12.050(A)(8). 3. Class A-2—Gas Station/Convenience Store On-Premises Consumption License. Class A-2 licenses shall authorize the retail sale of alcoholic beverages

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Hawthorn Woods · 3.3.8

License Classifications

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This section establishes the classifications for local retail liquor dealers' licenses in Hawthorn Woods. It details Class A licenses, which are for establishments primarily focused on restaurants, banquet facilities, or recreational entertainment, requiring a significant portion of sales from food or other retail items.

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forty eight (48) hours’ duration, except that by action of the corporate authorities, it may be extended so as to have a total duration of not more than one week. In addition to the usual requirements for applicants of liquor licenses in the village, whoever is approved by the local liquor control commissioner for a class C license must provide to the village, through the village clerk for approval by the local liquor control commissioner, an insurance policy saving...forty eight (48) hours’ duration, except that by action of the Corporate Authorities, it may be extended so as to have a total duration of not more than one week. In addition to the usual requirements for applicants of liquor licenses in the Village, whoever is approved by the Local Liquor Control Commissioner for a Class D license must provide to the Village, through the Village Clerk for approval by the Local Liquor Control Commissioner, an insurance policy saving

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North Aurora · 5.08.360

Special events liquor licenses

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This section outlines the requirements for obtaining special events liquor licenses in North Aurora, specifying eligible organizations and conditions for both indoor and outdoor events. It details rules for liquor sales, consumption areas, and cost reimbursement for police services.

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Special Events Liquor Licenses. 1. A qualified special events liquor licensee is defined herein to be a church, service club, fraternal or charitable organization, or other not-for-profit corporation or not-for-profit organization in existence for more than two years, or a local governmental entity. 2. Special events liquor licenses may be issued by the village liquor commissioner to qualified special events liquor licensees for the retail sale or distribution of alcoholic liquor during periods when such licensees...conducting an event solely for the promotion of some object related to such licensee's organization purposes and not solely for the sale or consumption of alcoholic liquors. B. Outdoor Special Events Liquor Licenses. 1. Outside special events liquor licenses shall be issued to a qualified special events liquor licensee on the same basis as special events liquor licenses for the sale of liquor for consumption and use, and not for resale, on a designated outdoor area, subject

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Wheeling · 4.32.080

Classes of licenses

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This section outlines two classes of local licenses for the retail sale of alcoholic liquor in restaurants: Class A and Class A-V. Class A licenses are for restaurants with significant seating capacity that serve full meals and do not permit video gaming, while Class A-V licenses allow both restaurant operations and video gaming, requiring a state gaming license.

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four a.m. each day per week, subject to the following: Conditions and qualifications: A Class C-LC license shall be issued only as a supplemental license to the holder of a Class C or C-V liquor license. The holder of a Class C-LC license shall remain subject to all conditions, qualifications, and limitations of the primary liquor license class. In the event that the primary liquor license held by a Class C-LC license holder is revoked, suspended...Class D-4 license shall be issued only as a supplemental license to the holder of a Class A, A-V, A-1, A-1-V, B, B-V, B-1, B-1-V, C, or C-V liquor license to authorize the incidental sale of package liquor by establishments that principally sell food or alcoholic liquor for consumption on the premises. The holder of a Class D-4 license shall remain subject to all conditions, qualifications, and limitations

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Hampshire · 3.1.6

Classification Of Licenses; Fees; Closing Hours

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This section classifies retail alcoholic liquor licenses into two types: Class A-1 (taverns/carryout) and Class A-2 (taverns/no carryout). It specifies closing hours for each license class and outlines general provisions for fees, entertainment, and outdoor seating.

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original package for consumption off the premises. 2. The annual fee for a class A-1 license shall be established from time to time by the board of trustees. 3. Establishments or premises holding a class A-1 liquor license shall close each night at one o'clock (1:00) A.M., except that on Sunday night they shall close at twelve o'clock (12:00) midnight, and shall be closed at the following times each week: 1:00 A.M. through...over the counter for consumption on the premises. 2. The annual fee for a class A-2 license shall be established from time to time by the board of trustees. 3. Establishments or premises holding a class A-2 liquor license shall close each night at one o'clock (1:00) A.M., and shall be closed as follows: 1:00 A.M. through 6:00 A.M. Sunday through Saturday of each week 4. Entertainment shall be allowed in the establishment

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Norridge · 10.10

Video gaming

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This section outlines the purpose and policy behind Norridge's regulation of video gaming, aiming to balance economic development and municipal revenue with protecting the residential character of the village and minimizing negative impacts like proliferation and blight.

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Village of Norridge that has each and every one of the following licenses: 1. A valid class A, or a class D, or a class F, or a class G, or a class GPD or a class PB liquor license issued by the Village of Norridge and a valid retail liquor license from the State of Illinois; and 2. A valid class AV, DV, FV, GV, GPDV or PBV liquor license issued by the Village of Norridge...issued by the village that such applicant have in place the following licenses and permits: 1. A current, valid license from the Illinois Gaming Board to operate as a licensed establishment; and 2. A current, valid State of Illinois liquor license issued by the Illinois Liquor Commission; and 3. A current, valid village liquor license for service of alcoholic liquor on the premises issued by the local liquor control commissioner. 4. A current, valid village issued business license and certificate

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River Forest · 8.5.11

Classification Of Local Liquor Licenses

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This section classifies local liquor licenses in River Forest into different categories based on the type of establishment and how the alcohol is sold or consumed. The classifications range from general restaurant licenses to specific licenses for breakfast/brunch/lunch establishments, beer and wine only, hotels, and package liquor sales in supermarkets and pharmacies.

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Such local liquor licenses shall be, and are hereby, divided into the following classes: A. Class 1 - Restaurant Alcoholic Liquor For Consumption On Premises: A Class 1 local liquor license shall authorize the sale in restaurants of alcoholic liquor for consumption only on the restaurant premises. B. Class 1A - Breakfast, Brunch, and Lunch Restaurant Alcoholic Liquor For Consumption On Premises: A class 1A local liquor license shall authorize the sale in restaurants that specialize only in the service of breakfast...shall not provide a full liquor bar or the service of alcoholic liquor beyond the limited variety of alcoholic liquor beverage menu offerings. C. Class 2 - Restaurant Beer And Wine For Consumption On Premises: A Class 2 local liquor license shall authorize the sale in restaurants only of beer and wine for consumption on the restaurant premises. D. Class 3 - Hotel Alcoholic Liquor For Consumption On Premises: A Class 3 local liquor license shall authorize the sale of alcoholic liquor

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Glenwood · 10.34

Classification of licenses; scope; fees

Summary

This section classifies retail alcoholic liquor licenses into Class A and Class B, detailing their scope and associated fees. Class A licenses permit on-premises consumption of all alcoholic liquors, with specific restrictions on package sales of beer and wine and a special provision for contract purchasers of existing businesses.

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sale of carry out orders of food. and provided further there shall be no retail package sales of beer and wines between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and noon on any day. Notwithstanding the number of class A liquor licenses that have been approved for issuance pursuant to section 10-37. The liquor commissioner shall have the authority to issue an additional class A liquor license to a contract purchaser of a business that already has received a class...liquor license prior to the date that the new contract purchaser closes upon and takes ownership of the business if the contract purchaser meets all the requirements for receipt of a liquor license (other than the requirement that they have an ownership or leasehold interest in the property for which the class A liquor license is being sought). A class A liquor license issued to the contract purchaser shall be subject to revocation if, within 180 days after the date

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Westmont · 10.36

Classification of licenses

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This section classifies liquor licenses into five distinct classes based on the type of alcoholic beverages sold, consumption location (on-premise vs. off-premise), and the nature and size of the business, primarily restaurants.

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Liquor licenses to be issued under this chapter shall be divided into the following classes: (1) Class 1, which shall authorize the retail sale of all alcoholic liquors for consumption on the licensed premises as well as allow for the retail sale of all alcoholic liquors in the original package for off-premise consumption, where the principal business is that of a restaurant having a guest seating capacity, including banquet facilities, of more than 200 persons. (2) Class 2, which...retail sale of all alcoholic liquors from other producers for consumption on the licensed premises. Licensee is required to operate a restaurant on the premises as an ancillary use to the craft alcoholic beverage dispenser use. Class 8(A) liquor licenses shall be subject to the following regulations and conditions: a. The retail sale of craft alcoholic beverages for off-site consumption is limited to the sale of craft alcoholic beverages produced on the licensed premises. b. Approved packaging

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Lombard · 112.18

Restrictions on licenses

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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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Chicago · 4.60.040

License – Application And Issuance Procedures.

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This section outlines the procedures for applying for and issuing a City retailer's license for the sale of alcoholic liquor in Chicago. It details the required information and signatory requirements for various applicant types.

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prohibited on the property. (12) Any other information that the commissioner of business affairs and consumer protection or local liquor control commissioner may require to implement the requirements of this chapter. (c) (1) During the application process for a liquor license or for an expanded establishment amended liquor license, the applicant shall pay the license fee as required by Section 4-5-010, and, no later than 30 days after payment of the license fee, shall submit to the Department...Business Affairs and Consumer Protection all required documentation, as prescribed by the rules of the department, necessary to complete the liquor license application. If the applicant submits all required documentation in a timely manner, the local liquor control commissioner shall review the application materials and any written objections to the granting of the license and shall approve or deny the application within 60 days after all required documentation has been submitted. If the applicant fails to submit all required documentation

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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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Lyons · 4.2.5

Licensing Requirements; Fees

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This section classifies local liquor licenses in Lyons into eight distinct types (Class A through Class G), detailing the specific types of alcohol that can be sold and where it can be consumed for each license class.

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Classes Of Licenses: Local liquor licenses shall be classified as follows: 1. Class A License: Such license shall authorize the retail sale of alcoholic liquor which may or may not be consumed upon the licensed premises. 2. Class B License: Such license shall authorize the retail sale of beer and wine for consumption only upon the licensed premises. 3. Class C License: Such license shall authorize the sale of alcoholic liquor in nationally organized, nonprofit, civic, fraternal or veterans associations...organizations or to local clubs who have a valid liquor license issued prior to the effective date hereof. Such liquor shall be sold for consumption upon their premises to members of the organization and their guests only. The liquor control commissioner may waive this fee. 4. Class T License: Such license shall authorize the sale of draft beer, bottle beer, wine or other alcoholic liquors for temporary periods of time, the dates and times of which shall be specified

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Glen Ellyn · 3.19.11

Classification of licenses

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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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Cicero · 10.58

Classes designated; fees; number limited

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This section outlines the requirements for Class A and Class AA alcoholic beverage licenses in Cicero, detailing their authorization, annual fees, quantity limitations, entertainment provisions, and sales hours. It also specifies an additional square footage requirement for restaurants selling alcoholic beverages.

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shall be no more than nine class AAB licenses issued within the corporate limits of the town. Class AAB licenses authorize entertainment on the premises only as set forth in section 10-72 of this Code. (3) A New Liquor License Applicant seeking a class A-B license on and after the effective date of this Subsection shall not be issued a class A-B license unless: (a) the original package portion of the licensed premises is physically separate from...original package portion of the licensed premises is a minimum of 1,500 square feet in area; and (c) the consumption portion of the licensed premises is a minimum of 1,500 square feet in area. A New Liquor License Applicant seeking a class AAB license on or after the effective date of this Subsection shall not be issued a class AAB license unless: (i) the original package portion of the licensed premises is physically separate from the consumption portion

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Franklin Park · 3.2.6

Classification and fees

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This section establishes a Class A license for the retail sale of alcoholic liquor for on-premises consumption and off-premises package sales. It also outlines the annual fee structure, including options for annual or semi-annual payments and a late fee for delinquent second installments.

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percent threshold for sale of food, beverages, and alcoholic liquor upon the request of the village and this determination shall be based upon, but not be limited to, audited financial statements, corporate financial reports, tax return information, state liquor license reports, or any other form of documentation or information deemed acceptable by the village. At the village's discretion, the licensee shall be subject to an annual audit to verify compliance with said threshold. b. Class A-2 license...percent threshold for sale of food, beverages, and alcoholic liquor upon the request of the village and this determination shall be based upon, but not be limited to, audited financial statements, corporate financial reports, tax return information, state liquor license reports, or any other form of documentation or information deemed acceptable by the village. At the village's discretion, the licensee shall be subject to an annual audit to verify compliance with said threshold. (2) Class B license. A class

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Highland Park · 119.320

Approval or Denial of Application

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This section outlines the criteria for approving or denying local liquor license applications in Highland Park. Approval requires a complete application, police recommendations, compliance with standards, and fee payment. Denial is mandatory if the applicant fails to meet certain residency or other specified conditions.

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Approval. The Local Liquor Control Commissioner shall approve a local liquor license application, and issue a local liquor license to the applicant, upon the occurrence of each of the following: (1) Receipt of a complete application for a new or renewal local liquor license, in accordance with Section 119.310 of this Chapter; (2) Receipt of the recommendations and statement of the Chief of Police pursuant to Section 119.315 of this Chapter; (3) The determination by the Local Liquor Control Commissioner...that the application satisfies the standards and conditions set forth in this Article III; and (4) Payment of the local liquor license fee for the specific class of local liquor license sought, in the amount set forth in the Annual Fee Resolution, which fee shall be reduced in proportion to the number of whole calendar months which have expired in the license year prior to the issuance of the local liquor license (B) Denial. (1) Definition. For purposes of this

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