2013-90 AMENDING CITY CODE - CHAPTER 52 - ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR

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Chapter 52 after 30 days from the date such a license has become available, no quali ied application has been received such license shall be issued responsive to the first qualified pplication received after such 30 day period. If during said 30 day period, more qualified appli ations are received than the number of licenses available, the Local Liquor Control Commission r shall by lot select the application for which license shall issue. Applications made pursuant the provisions of this section may be supported by agreements, undertakings or other reason ble evidence of an ability and willingness to satisfy physical and possessory requirements s to the premises proposed to be licensed, in lieu of evidence of ownership or possessory intere t, building and fire code compliance and the like. Any person, firm, or corporation which has been successful in acquiring a liquor license by lot shall be prohibited from entering any subs quent lottery for a period of three years from the issuance of such license. If additional numt ers of any class or classes of license are authorized by the Council for the purpose of issuing such licenses to owners of newly-annexed properties previously licensed by another jurisdic ion, the provisions hereof shall not apply to such newly-authorized but unissued licenses. (Amended, Ordinance No. 2003-16, April 7, 2003) 12. POSTING OF LICENSE. Every person licensed in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter shall immediately post and keep posted while in force, in a conspicuous place on the premises, the license so issued. Whenever such license shall be lost or de troyed, a duplicate in lieu thereof shall be issued by the City Clerk upon the direction of the L cal Liquor Control Commissioner. 13. USE OF LICENSE. Except as to a Class F license, after a lic nse has issued the privileges thereunder shall be actively exercised on the licensed premises. Suspension of the