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Wadsworth · 3.14.1

Video Gaming Permitted

Summary

This section permits video gaming in Wadsworth, but only if conducted in accordance with the Illinois Video Gaming Act. It requires establishments to obtain both a liquor license from the Village and a gaming terminal license from the Village, with an exception for state-licensed truck stops which still need the Village's gaming terminal license.

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Illinois Video Gaming Act, 230 Illinois Compiled Statutes 40/1 et seq., is permitted in the Village subject to the provisions of this Code. B. Video gaming is not permitted within the Village except pursuant to a valid liquor license issued by the Village's local liquor commissioner and pursuant to the issuance of a valid gaming terminal license as set forth in this Chapter. Establishments licensed to operate video gaming terminals as truck stops by the State of Illinois without...need for a liquor license are also required to obtain a valid video gaming terminal license from the Village as set forth in this Chapter

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Chicago · 8.4.030

Drinking In Public Ways – Exceptions.

Summary

This section prohibits the consumption of alcoholic liquor on public ways in Chicago, with specific exceptions for sidewalk cafes, Navy Pier, and Riverwalk venues. It also regulates the transportation of alcoholic liquor in motor vehicles.

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properly licensed to sell alcoholic liquor, or (ii) any portion of the public way located on Navy Pier, if: (1) the alcoholic liquor being carried and consumed on such public way was purchased at an establishment holding a valid liquor license at Navy Pier under Section 4-60-071; and (2) such alcoholic liquor is in an approved container that clearly identifies the name of the serving establishment; and (3) such alcoholic liquor is not brought into or consumed...prohibited area designated as such by the Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority, or its designee, in posted signs; or (iii) any venue holding a valid Riverwalk Venue liquor license under Section 4-60-074. (2) It shall be unlawful for any person to transport, carry, possess or have any alcoholic liquor in or upon or about any motor vehicle upon any public way in the city except: (1) in the original package and with the seal unbroken

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Brookfield · 6.180

Violation notice

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This section outlines the process for issuing a violation notice to alcoholic liquor establishments based on repeated alcohol-related public nuisance activity. It details a two-tiered warning system culminating in a formal violation notice and hearing for a third offense within 30 days.

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that two incidents of alcohol-related public nuisance activity attributable to an alcoholic liquor establishment have occurred within a 30-day period, the local liquor control commissioner shall issue a warning letter to the holder of the license of the alcoholic liquor establishment that it is subject to becoming a public nuisance should a third alcohol-related public nuisance activity occur within the 30-day period. (b) If the local liquor control commissioner determines that a third incident of alcohol...related public nuisance activity attributable to an alcoholic liquor establishment has occurred within a 30-day period, the local liquor control commissioner shall issue a violation notice to the holder of the license of the alcoholic liquor establishment. (c) The violation notice shall state the time and place of the hearing on the violation and shall be served upon the holder of the license of the alcoholic liquor establishment by electronic mail, personal delivery, United States mail or private mail

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Glencoe · 4.1

Definitions

Summary

This section provides definitions for various terms related to alcohol and its sale within Glencoe. It clarifies specific definitions for alcohol, alcoholic liquor, beer, and establishes a definition for BASSET programs.

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regulations promulgated thereunder, or to any liquid or solid containing not more than 0.5% of alcohol by volume. (Ord. No. 2015-13a-3385, § 2) BASSET PROGRAM. Beverage Alcohol Sellers and Servers Education and Training program licensed by the State of Illinois Liquor Control Commission pursuant to §§ 3-12(a)(l 1.1) and 6-27 of the Liquor Control Act and 77 Ill. Admin. Code §§ 3500.101 et seq., as may be amended from time to time...craft brewer license issued by the state, and from which deliveries to importing distributors and distributors and to retail licensees may be made. (Ord. No. 2015-13a-3385, § 2) LICENSEE. The person or entity named in a local liquor license to which the license has been issued. (Ord. No. 2015-13a-3385, § 2) LIQUOR CONTROL ACT. The Illinois Liquor Control Act of 1934, 235 ILCS 5/1-1 et seq., as may be amended from time to time

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Diamond · 110.04

Application For Local Liquor License/Permit

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This section outlines the requirements for applying for a local liquor license or permit in Diamond. It details the mandatory written application, required information about the applicant (individual, partnership, corporation, or LLC), business character, location, and lease terms.

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party in any way, directly or indirectly, to any violation by a manufacturer, distributor or importing distributor as prescribed by statute. (11) A statement that the person eligible to be issued, and to sign the application for the local liquor license, is 21 years of age or older (e.g., officer, director, stockholder, member, manager, agent or partner). (B) Only completed and fully executed applications will be consider by the Local Liquor Commissioner. Applications that are incomplete, inaccurate or fail...applicant shall furnish the Local Liquor Control Commissioner with a certificate from an insurance company authorized to do business in this state certifying the applicant has such insurance policies in force for the full period for which the local liquor license is to be issued. (E) No license/permit may be issued by the Local Liquor Control Commissioner until all information and documentation required in the application or required by this section have been provided, all of the reports from

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Deerfield · 3.32

Advertising:

Summary

This ordinance prohibits retail liquor licensees from displaying permanent signs visible from outside their premises that advertise specific alcoholic products or brands. It also limits the number and size of signs advertising the availability of alcoholic beverages within the premises and requires all permitted signage to comply with the zoning ordinance.

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shall be unlawful for: (a) Any holder of a retail liquor license of any class to maintain any permanent sign or permanent advertising material visible from outside the licensed premises which direct attention to specific products or brands of alcoholic liquor, beer or wine; (b) Any holder of a class C, D, D-1 or E license to maintain more than one sign or advertising material, either permanent or temporary, on any one side of the licensed premises visible from...outside the licensed premises which directs attention to the service and availability of alcoholic liquor, beer or wine within the licensed premises. A permitted sign or advertising material shall not exceed a size of one square foot. Signs advertising specific products and brands of alcoholic liquor, beer or wine maintained at licensed premises of the type governed by this section are specifically prohibited. All signs or advertising materials not prohibited by this section shall be erected and maintained in conformity

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Deerfield · 3.32

Advertising:

Summary

This ordinance prohibits retail liquor licensees from displaying permanent signs visible from outside their premises that advertise specific alcoholic products or brands. It also limits the number and size of signs advertising the availability of alcoholic beverages within the premises and requires all permitted signage to comply with the zoning ordinance.

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shall be unlawful for: (a) Any holder of a retail liquor license of any class to maintain any permanent sign or permanent advertising material visible from outside the licensed premises which direct attention to specific products or brands of alcoholic liquor, beer or wine; (b) Any holder of a class C, D, D-1 or E license to maintain more than one sign or advertising material, either permanent or temporary, on any one side of the licensed premises visible from...outside the licensed premises which directs attention to the service and availability of alcoholic liquor, beer or wine within the licensed premises. A permitted sign or advertising material shall not exceed a size of one square foot. Signs advertising specific products and brands of alcoholic liquor, beer or wine maintained at licensed premises of the type governed by this section are specifically prohibited. All signs or advertising materials not prohibited by this section shall be erected and maintained in conformity

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Villa Park · 4.313

Prohibitions and restrictions

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This section prohibits the operation of coin-operated amusement devices within 600 feet of churches, schools, or playgrounds, specifying how this distance is measured. It also restricts their operation to prevent disturbances to public peace and quiet, and limits their placement to establishments with specific retail liquor licenses.

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peace and quiet of persons outside the licensed premises, or to create a nuisance. (c) Devices licensed hereby are permitted only in the following locations and in the following numbers: (1) Establishments possessing a valid village retail alcoholic liquor license of the following classes shall be permitted an unlimited number of licenses; provided, however, that the liquor commissioner shall have the right to be notified of any request for six (6) or more coin-operated amusement devices, and the liquor...protect the health, safety and welfare of the residents of the village. Having six (6) or more coin-operated amusement devices shall be a privilege and not a right. On renewal of a coin-operated amusement device license, the liquor commissioner may increase or decrease the number of permitted devices, except that the liquor commissioner may not decrease the number of permitted devices to less than five (5). a. Class AAA. b. Class AA. c. Class A. d. Class

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Bellwood · 112.31

Decisions Of Commissioner And Penalties

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This section outlines the process for the Commissioner to issue decisions and penalties following a public hearing for alleged violations of alcoholic beverage regulations. It details the permissible penalties, including reprimands, fines, suspension, or revocation, and the criteria the Commissioner considers when determining appropriate disciplinary action.

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that a violation of this chapter, state law or applicable rules and regulations has occurred, the Commissioner may: (1) Direct a written reprimand to the licensee and place a copy of such reprimand on file in the licensee's liquor license application file; (2) Impose a fine upon the licensee as provided in this chapter; (3) Suspend the licensee's liquor license for a period of not more than 30 days; in the case of a suspension, the suspension shall...begin and end as specified by the Commissioner in his written order; (4) Revoke the licensee's liquor license. (C) In all cases where the Commissioner determines that a penalty or license suspension or revocation is appropriate, the Commissioner may consider the following criteria in deciding the nature of the penalty, the amount of any fine or the length of time any suspension or whether revocation is warranted: (1) The nature of the violation; (2) The factual situation and circumstances

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River Forest · 8.5.10

Processing Of Applications

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This section outlines the process for applying for a local liquor license in River Forest. It details the roles of the Village Administrator and the Local Liquor Commissioner in reviewing applications, ensuring all requirements are met, and making a final decision on whether to grant or deny the license.

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directed by the Local Liquor Commissioner and upon receipt of an application for any local liquor license authorized to be issued pursuant to this chapter, other than Class 5 licenses requested by not for profit organizations, the Village Administrator shall determine whether all requirements for the application have been met. The Village Administrator shall bring deficiencies in the application to the attention of the applicant. Once a completed application is on file, copies shall be provided to the Chief...written reports prepared by staff, the Local Liquor Commissioner shall render in writing a decision denying or granting such license. (Ord. 3744, 4-22-2019) B. Any decision of the Local Liquor Commissioner to grant or deny a local liquor license authorized to be issued under this chapter shall be conclusive

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West Dundee · 3.2.14

Hearings; Appeals

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This section outlines the procedures for hearings and appeals related to liquor licenses in West Dundee. It details requirements for notice of hearings, the conduct of those hearings including evidence presentation, and mentions the authority of the local liquor control commission to make decisions.

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affirmatively concerning a license or licensee, the licensee shall be afforded reasonable notice of such hearing. Such notice shall be sent by certified mail, return receipt requested, or personal delivery to the address of the licensee contained on the liquor license application and shall state: 1. The time, place, and nature of the hearing. 2. A statement of the legal authority and jurisdiction under which the hearing is to be held. 3. A reference to the particular sections...requisite notice under this chapter and fails to appear at a hearing, the local liquor control commission or local liquor control commissioner may act ex parte. The local liquor control commissioner may also have an informal hearing where the liquor license will not be affirmatively acted on at such hearing. C. Decisions Of The Local Liquor Control Commission: Any decision, order or determination rendered by the local liquor control commission which affects the rights, duties or privileges of a licensee

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Markham · 112.999

Penalty

Summary

This section outlines penalties for violations of the chapter concerning video surveillance systems, including escalating fines for repeat offenses and potential license suspension or revocation. It also establishes penalties for parents or legal guardians who allow minors to violate the chapter's provisions.

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failure to pay any fine for violating any provision of this chapter within 30 days of the receipt of the Local Liquor Control Commissioner's finding, decision, and order shall be grounds for suspension or revocation of the liquor license issued. (2) The suspension or revocation of a license issued shall not preclude the assessment of a fine for a violation of any provision of this chapter. A decision to suspend or revoke a liquor license for failure to comply...with any provision of this chapter shall not be stayed pending an appeal to the License Appeal Commission under the state's Liquor Control Act, being 235 ILCS 5. (B) Any parent or legal guardian who shall knowingly suffers or permits any minor child under the age of 21 years, as per § 112.048 of this chapter, of which he or she may be the parent or legal guardian to violate any provisions of this chapter shall, upon conviction, be subject

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Chicago Ridge · 6.32

Disposition of fees

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This section outlines the process for handling fees for liquor license applications in Chicago Ridge. It specifies that fees are paid to the village collector, turned over to the treasurer, and either returned if the application is denied or deposited into the general corporate fund (or another designated fund) if the license is granted.

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fees for liquor licenses as set forth in this article shall be paid to the village collector at the time an application is made and shall forthwith be turned over to the treasurer. If the liquor license applied for is denied, the fee shall be returned to the applicant. If the liquor license is granted, then the fee shall be deposited in the general corporate fund or in such other fund as shall have been designated by the board

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Justice · 3.126

Special Event Amenities:

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This section outlines various amenities that can be included in special events within Justice, specifying that certain amenities like alcohol consumption, amusement rides, fireworks, and parades/street closures require special licenses and permits. It details the permitting process and references state and local regulations.

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providing potable water, portable toilets and hand wash stations; security; signage; street closures; and temporary food service establishments. (a) Amenities Subject To Special Licensing And Permits : (1) Beer gardens and liquor consumption at special events require a special event liquor license from the liquor commissioner prior to any event taking place. (2) Carnival games and amusement rides are subject to Illinois Department of Labor, Carnival and Amusement Rides Safety Act, 430 ILCS 85/2-2, Title 56 Illinois Administrative Code, Section...from the Illinois Department of Labor. Fees shall be as set forth in section 13-1 of this code and shall be paid by the special event operator. (3) Fireworks exhibitions may only be held upon issuance of a license by the village board. Such exhibitions shall only be given subject to the supervision of the fire chief having jurisdiction, or of some person designated by him or her, in accordance with section 4-119 of this code. Fees shall

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Homer Glen · 83.69

Incomplete or inaccurate applications

Summary

This section outlines the process for rejecting incomplete or inaccurate liquor license applications, requiring the applicant to pay administrative and legal expenses incurred during the review and rejection process.

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Applications for liquor licenses which are incomplete, inaccurate or fail to contain the statements or information required by this article shall be rejected by the Commissioner. The Commissioner shall issue a written rejection of such application setting forth the deficiencies in said application within 60 days of its receipt by the Commissioner. Prior to such rejection, the applicant may submit the additional information or statements required to complete such application in accordance with this article. B. Administrative or legal expenses...incurred in reviewing incomplete or inaccurate liquor license applications, advising the applicant of such deficiencies and rejecting such applications shall be paid by the applicant. An invoice shall be submitted to the applicant specifying the additional administrative or legal expenses incurred in processing the applicant's incomplete liquor license application, which shall be paid by the applicant together with the annual license fee prior to the issuance of the license

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Markham · 112.021

Hearing On New Applications

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This section outlines the process for public notification and hearings for new liquor license applications or changes in ownership in Markham. It mandates publication of application details and provides a window for public objections before a license can be issued.

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Upon receipt of an application for a Class "A", "B", "C", "D", "E", "F", "G" or “H” liquor license from a new applicant or licensee changing ownership as depicted in § 112.058(A)(1), the Liquor Control Commissioner shall immediately advise the Clerk of such application and the Clerk shall thereupon cause to be published in a newspaper of general circulation in the city a notice that application has been made for such license stating the name of the applicant...objector within five days after the publication and stating specifically the grounds of his or her objection. The notice of publication shall further set forth the date, time and place relating to public hearing of the application for the liquor license and such objections thereto that may be filed in conformity herewith. No license shall be issued prior to the expiration of six days after the publication notice. Any public hearing on license applications or on objections filed thereto shall

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Palatine · 4.45

Incomplete or inaccurate applications

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This section outlines the process for handling incomplete or inaccurate liquor license applications. It mandates that such applications will be rejected with a written explanation of deficiencies within 60 days, and applicants will be responsible for administrative and legal costs incurred by the village in processing these applications.

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Applications for liquor licenses which are incomplete, inaccurate or fail to contain the statements or information required by this chapter shall be rejected by the village. The village shall issue a written rejection of such application, setting forth the deficiencies in said application within 60 days of its receipt. Prior to such rejection, the applicant may submit the additional information or statements required to complete such application. (b) Administrative or legal expenses incurred in reviewing incomplete or inaccurate liquor license...applicant exclusive of the application fee as provided in the village fee schedule. A bill or invoice shall be submitted to the applicant specifying the additional administrative or legal expenses incurred in processing the applicant's incomplete or inaccurate liquor license application, which shall be paid by the applicant, together with the annual license fee as provided in the village fee schedule prior to the issuance of such license. (Code

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Geneva · 4.2.1

DEFINITIONS

Summary

This section provides definitions for terms used within the Geneva Liquor Control chapter. It also incorporates definitions from the state's Liquor Control Act of 1934 when not otherwise specified.

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regular and on-going basis. Premise refers to the geographic location where alcohol is permitted to be consumed or sold as depicted and approved on a drawing or diagram which is submitted at the time of application for a liquor license. PRIVATE FUNCTION: A prearranged private party, function, or event for a specific social or business occasion, either by invitation or reservation and not open to the general public, where the guests in attendance are served in a room...upon the licensed premises. SIDEWALK CAFE: A publicly owned outdoor location within the licensed premises for consumption on the premises, excluding any parking area, where alcoholic liquor may be sold and consumed. SPECIAL EVENT (as it pertains to liquor licenses): An event conducted by an educational, fraternal, political, civic, religious or non-profit organization. SPIRITS: Any beverage which contains alcohol obtained by distillation, mixed with water or other substance in solution, and includes brandy, rum, whiskey, gin, or other spirituous

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Stickney · 6.101

Applicability of licensure requirement

Summary

This ordinance requires any premises serving or selling alcohol in Stickney to obtain an entertainment license before providing entertainment. This requirement does not apply to holders of a class F liquor license.

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premises within the village that serves, sells, or allows consumption of, any alcoholic liquor shall provide any entertainment without first obtaining a license or permit therefor. An owner of a premises within the village that serves, sells, or allows consumption...alcoholic liquor may obtain an entertainment license, at the discretion of the village liquor commissioner, by following the procedures contained in this article. The restrictions and requirements of this article shall not apply to holders of a class F liquor license within the village

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Burr Ridge · 25.03.1

Applications For Class I - Special Event Retailer License

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This section outlines the specific requirements and information applicants must submit when applying for a Class I - Special Event Retailer License in Burr Ridge. It details the necessary documentation, statements, and assurances to be provided to the Liquor Control Commissioner.

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Applicants for such licenses shall be made to the Liquor Control Commissioner in writing, signed by a duly authorized agent of the applicant. The application must be verified by oath or affidavit...shall contain the following information and statements: A. The name, character and address of the applicant. B. The location of the premises which is to be operated under the license. C. A copy of the applicant's current State liquor license. D. The applicant's Retailer's Occupation Tax (ROT) Registration Number. E. A statement that the applicant will not violate any of the laws of the State, the United States, or any ordinances of the Village in the conduct

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Oak Park · 3.5.5

Change Or Extension Of Location

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This section outlines the process for changing or extending the location of a liquor license in Oak Park. It requires written permission from the Local Liquor Control Commissioner and specifies that new or extended locations must be proper for alcoholic liquor sales, handicapped accessible, and may include outdoor areas subject to additional permits and conditions.

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liquor license shall permit the sale of alcoholic liquor only in the premises described in the application and license, and provided for in Article 3-5-5 B below, such location may be changed or extended only upon a written permission to make such change or extension issued by the Local Liquor Control Commissioner. No change or extension of location shall be permitted unless the proposed new location is a proper one for the sale or service of alcoholic liquor...purpose of this chapter, contain tables adjacent to a facility at which alcoholic liquors are provided for sale. Permission for the use of public sidewalk, alleyway, private land on the same lot as the location of the liquor license, or paved parkway areas is contingent upon the prior issuance of a permit pursuant to section 22-10-2 of this code. Any permission for extension of location shall be subject to reasonable conditions prescribed by the Local Liquor Control Commissioner

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Oak Park · 3.5.5

Change Or Extension Of Location

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This section outlines the process for changing or extending the location of a liquor license in Oak Park. It requires written permission from the Local Liquor Control Commissioner and specifies that new or extended locations must be proper for alcoholic liquor sales, handicapped accessible, and may include outdoor areas subject to additional permits and conditions.

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liquor license shall permit the sale of alcoholic liquor only in the premises described in the application and license, and provided for in Article 3-5-5 B below, such location may be changed or extended only upon a written permission to make such change or extension issued by the Local Liquor Control Commissioner. No change or extension of location shall be permitted unless the proposed new location is a proper one for the sale or service of alcoholic liquor...purpose of this chapter, contain tables adjacent to a facility at which alcoholic liquors are provided for sale. Permission for the use of public sidewalk, alleyway, private land on the same lot as the location of the liquor license, or paved parkway areas is contingent upon the prior issuance of a permit pursuant to section 22-10-2 of this code. Any permission for extension of location shall be subject to reasonable conditions prescribed by the Local Liquor Control Commissioner

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Barrington · 3.3.16

Underage persons; social hosting regulations

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This section of the Barrington municipal ordinance defines key terms relevant to social hosting regulations concerning underage persons. It clarifies terms such as Alcohol, Alcoholic beverage, Event or gathering, Host, Illicit drugs, Parent, Person, and Premises.

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purpose of unlawfully purchasing or obtaining alcoholic liquor. Persons must be at least 21 years of age in order to purchase, possess or consume alcoholic liquor. 2. It shall be unlawful for any holder of a retail liquor dealer's license, or his agent or employee, to permit any person under the age of 21 years to draw, pour, serve or mix any alcoholic liquor, provided, however, nothing contained in this section or in this chapter shall prohibit or shall...alcoholic liquor is sold, provided, however, nothing contained in this section or in this chapter shall prohibit or shall be construed to prohibit the temporary possession of alcoholic liquor by an employee of a licensee who holds a village liquor license authorizing consumption in the licensed premises if such employee is at least 18 years of age but less than 21 years of age, and if such employee meets the employee training and supervision requirements of section

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Clarendon Hills · 33.3

Local Liquor Control Commissioner

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This section designates the village president as the local liquor control commissioner, responsible for administering liquor control ordinances. The commissioner has the authority to grant, suspend, revoke, or fine local liquor licenses based on violations of state law, village ordinances, or commission rules.

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from time to time, and of such provisions of the Illinois Liquor Control Act as pertain to the jurisdiction of the Commissioner. Powers, Duties And Functions: The Commissioner shall have the following powers and duties with respect to local liquor licenses: To grant and/or suspend for not more than thirty (30) days or to revoke for cause all local licenses issued to persons or entities for premises within the Village, if the Commissioner determines that the license has violated...appoint a person or persons to otherwise assist the Commissioner in the exercise of said powers and duties. To report to the Village Board from time to time actions which have been taken to grant or deny liquor licenses or to penalize licensees. To receive local license fees and pay same to the Director of Finance

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Cary · 5.08.157

Conformance with village regulatory requirements

Summary

This section mandates that all licensees holding a retail alcohol license must comply with all applicable regulations set forth by the Village of Cary. The Liquor Commissioner has the authority to suspend licenses until any identified violations are rectified.

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Licensees issued a retail license to serve alcoholic liquor in accordance with this Code must adhere to all requirements applicable to the licensee enacted by the Village of Cary. Such regulations include, but are not limited to; Building and construction, health and safety, zoning, business taxes, licenses and regulations, and signs of the Municipal Code. The Liquor Commissioner may suspend the retail license to serve alcoholic liquor issued in accordance with this Code until the identified violation has been corrected

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Special Event Amenities:

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Hearing On New Applications

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Applicability of licensure requirement

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Change Or Extension Of Location

Underage persons; social hosting regulations

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