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2023-79
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2023-79 Ordinance Amending City Code Chapter 52 Alcoholic Liquor
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11/20/2023
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other than the premises listed on the current license. For the purposes this permit, the location of <br /> the catered event shall be deemed the licensed premises. Holders of caterer's permits must <br /> comply with all other requirements in this Chapter. No person shall possess alcoholic beverages <br /> other than those provided by the licensee on the premises of the catering location and <br /> consumption of alcoholic liquor shall only be permitted on the premises where the food is <br /> catered. Gross revenues from the sale of alcoholic liquor at any event shall not exceed forty(40) <br /> percent of the total gross revenues generated from the sale of alcohol and food at that event and <br /> the licensee shall submit to the City an affidavit on a quarterly basis certifying compliance with <br /> this requirement. No event shall exceed three (3) days in length nor shall alcoholic liquor be <br /> served at such an event for more than eight (8) consecutive hours. (Amended, Ordinance No. <br /> 2017-12, March 20, 2017) <br /> 9. TRANSFER OF LICENSE. The Local Liquor Control Commissioner may permit a <br /> licensee to transfer their license to other premises if the transfer is solely to change locations and <br /> not to transfer to another proposed license holder. If a new potential license holder seeks to <br /> obtain a license, it cannot occur via transfer, and instead must i elde.. whieh comply with the <br /> provisions of this Chapter and with applicable provisions of law, code, ordinance, rule or <br /> regulation for new license issuance, and with such reasonable conditions to preserve the general <br /> health, safety and welfare as said Commissioner shall attach thereto. Class P and Class V <br /> licenses are always non-transferrable. The Local Liquor Control Commissioner may permit a <br /> licensee to transfer a license to another if the transfer is for the same geographic location, it <br /> results in no change to the Class and category of the liquor license, and is in conjunction with the <br /> sale of the license holder's business and inventory. Furthermore, said Local Liquor Control <br /> Commissioner shall consider for either transfer: (1) the zoning classification of the licensed <br />
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