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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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2, 2005) (Amended, Ordinance No. 2000-57, July 17, 2000) (Amended, Ordinance No. 95-13, <br /> March 20, 1995) (Amended, Ordinance No. 92-06, January 21, 1992) (Amended, Ordinance No. <br /> 90-84, July 30, 1990) (Amended, Ordinance No. 89-13, January 30, 1989) (Amended, Ordinance <br /> No. 2020-148, October 19, 2020) <br /> 11. ISSUANCE OF AVAILABLE LICENSES. As to classes of license for which a <br /> maximum authorized number has been established, but where the number of licenses does not <br /> automatically decrease, if it should occur that less than such number are issued, applications may <br /> be received for the issuance of the available license or licenses. If, after 30 days from the date <br /> such a license has become available, no qualified application has been received such license shall <br /> be issued responsive to the first qualified application received after such 30-day period. If during <br /> said 30-day period, more qualified applications are received than the number of licenses <br /> available, the Local Liquor Control Commissioner shall by lot select the application for which a <br /> license shall be issued. Applications made pursuant to the provisions of this section may be <br /> supported by agreements, undertakings or other reasonable evidence of an ability and willingness <br /> to satisfy physical and possessory requirements as to the premises proposed to be licensed, in <br /> lieu of evidence of ownership or possessory interest, building and fire code compliance and the <br /> like. Any person, firm, or corporation which has been successful in acquiring a liquor license by <br /> lot shall be prohibited from entering any subsequent lottery for a period of three years from the <br /> issuance of such license. If additional numbers of any class or classes of license are authorized <br /> by the Council for the purpose of issuing such licenses to owners of newly-annexed properties <br /> previously licensed by another jurisdiction, the provisions hereof shall not apply to such newly- <br /> authorized but unissued licenses. (Amended, Ordinance No. 2003-16, April 7, 2003) <br />
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