2023-79 Ordinance Amending City Code Chapter 52 Alcoholic Liquor

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fee in amount of$200.00 shall accompany the request for a caterer's permit. Payment of a fee shall accompany the request for a temporary permit or winery special use permit, in accordance with the following schedule: 1 st permit/year - $100.00 per day 2nd permit/year - $150.00 per day 3rd permit/year - $200.00 per day 4th permit/year - $250.00 per day 5th permit/year - $250.00 per day 6th permit/year - $250.00 per day In the event a license is not issued or found to be not responsive to an application, the payment of the annual fee accompanying the same shall be refunded, otherwise, there shall be no rebate or prorate of a fee once paid. 8. TEMPORARY PERMIT/WINERY SPECIAL USE PERMIT A. TEMPORARY PERMIT. The Local Liquor Control Commissioner may issue a temporary permit for the sale of alcoholic liquors to be consumed only on the premises at a banquet, picnic, bazaar, fair or similar private or public assembly where food or drink is sold, served or dispensed. Such temporary permit shall be issued only to a club, society, fraternity, benevolent or civic organization not for pecuniary profit, or food caterers defined as a person or entity that serves alcoholic liquors for consumption incidental to the food services that serves prepared food items and the prepared meals and alcoholic liquors are sold at a packaged price pursuant to a contract, and shall be for a period of not more than three days. The maximum number of temporary permits issued to the same entity in one calendar year shall not exceed six (6), and not more than one temporary permit shall be granted to any one organization in any one period of thirty(30) days.... 9. TRANSFER OF LICENSE. The Local Liquor Control Commissioner may permit a licensee to transfer their license to other premises if the transfer is solely to change locations and not to transfer to another proposed license holder. If a new potential license holder seeks to obtain a license, it cannot occur via transfer, and instead must comply with the provisions of this Chapter and with applicable provisions of law, code, ordinance, rule or regulation for new license issuance, and with such reasonable conditions to preserve the general health, safety and welfare as said Commissioner shall attach thereto. Class P and Class V licenses are always non- transferrable. The Local Liquor Control Commissioner may permit a licensee to transfer a license to another if the transfer is for the same geographic location, it results in no change to the Class and category of the liquor license, and is in conjunction with the sale of the license holder's business and inventory. Furthermore, said Local Liquor Control Commissioner shall consider for either transfer: (1) the zoning classification of the licensed premises, (2) the character of the surrounding area, (3) the traffic and parking situation, including any off-street parking requirements of the licensed business, within a 300-foot radius, (4) any statements of interested persons, either oral or written, (5) the impact of such proposed license on the character of and the traffic and parking situation in the immediate neighborhood, and (6) the applicants' history of compliance with all laws, ordinances and building and property maintenance codes.