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2010-01
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AMENDING CITY CODE - CHAPTER 52 - ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR
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1/19/2010
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ORDINANCE NO. 2010-01 <br /> ORDINANCE AMENDING CITY CODE <br /> CHAPTER 52 <br /> - ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR- <br /> BE IT ORDAINED, BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DECATUR, <br /> ILLINOIS: <br /> Section 1. That Chapter 52 of the City Code of the City of Decatur, Illinois, be, and the <br /> same is hereby, amended and modified at Section 9, so that said Section 9 as amended, shall <br /> provide as follows: <br /> 9. TRANSFER TO OTHER PREMISES. The Local Liquor <br /> Control Commissioner may permit a licensee to transfer a license to other <br /> premises which comply with the provisions of this Chapter and with applicable <br /> provisions of law, code, ordinance, rule or regulation and with such reasonable <br /> conditions to preserve the general health, safety and welfare as said <br /> Commissioner shall attach thereto. Furthermore, said Local Liquor Control <br /> Commissioner shall consider: (1) the zoning classification of the licensed <br /> premises, (2) the character of the surrounding area, (3) the traffic and parking <br /> situation, including any off-street parking requirements of the licensed business, <br /> within a 300-foot radius, (4) any statements of interested persons, either oral or <br /> written, (5) the impact of such proposed license on the character of and the traffic <br /> and parking situation in the immediate neighborhood, and (6) the applicants' <br /> history of compliance with all laws, ordinances and building and property <br /> maintenance codes. <br />
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