Any decision by the Commissioner imposing a penalty on any licensee may be appealed by the licensee to the state liquor commissioner provided that written notice of such appeal is filed with the Commissioner and the state commissioner within 20 days after service of the Commissioner's written order upon the licensee. Any appeal from an order or action of the Commissioner having the effect of suspending or revoking a license, denying a renewal application or refusing to grant a license shall be limited to review of the official record of the public hearing. The official record of the public hearing shall consist of a certified official record and transcript taken and prepared by a certified short hand reporter. The only evidence that may be considered in the review shall be the evidence found in the certified official record of the public hearing, and no new or additional evidence shall be admitted or considered. The licensee shall request, at its own expense, the Commissioner to cause a full written transcript of the public hearing to be prepared and sent to the state liquor commission. The Commissioner shall require the licensee to pay the cost of preparation of the transcript in advance.
(Ord. 7-30, passed 5-9-07)
ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR LICENSES | |||
Class | Authorization | Fee | Limit |
ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR LICENSES | |||
Class | Authorization | Fee | Limit |
“A” | Retail sale of alcoholic liquors for consumption only, on the premises specified and when the establishment's primary business is the sale of alcoholic beverages. Dancing, entertainment and live music furnished for entertainment of customers shall not be allowed under this license. | $1,125 per year | No more than 4 |
“A-B” | Retail sale of alcoholic liquors for consumption, as well as the retail sale of such liquor not for consumption on the premises specified. Dancing, entertainment and live music furnished for entertainment of customers shall not be allowed under this license. | $2,250 per year | No more than 5 |
“B” | Retail sale of alcoholic liquors, but not for consumption on the premises where sold, by establishments which have in excess of 30% of their gross quarterly profits derived from the sale of alcoholic liquors. | $2,000 per year | No more than 1 |
“C” | Retail sale of alcoholic liquors and premises which have a minimum of 10,000 square feet in area for the conduct of sales to the public, the majority of such area devoted to the retail sale of items other than alcoholic liquors, but not for consumption on the premises where sold. | $2,000 per year | No more than 1 |
“D” | Sale of draft beer, or bottle beer, and wine for temporary periods. | $50 per day | No limit |
“E” | Sale of alcoholic liquors for consumption on the premises only, by a club which is organized in accordance with § 112.01. Such sales shall be only to members of the club, for consumption by such members or bona fide guests, on club premises. | $200 per year | No more than 2 |
“F” | Retail sale of alcoholic liquors for consumption only on the premises specified and when the establishment's primary business is the sale of food for consumption on the premises or an activity other than the consumption of alcoholic liquors. Dancing, entertainment and live music furnished for entertainment of the customers shall not be allowed under this license. | $1,000 per year | No more than 4 |
“G” | Retail sale of alcoholic liquors for consumption on the premises only, by a banquet hall which is organized in accordance with § 112.01. Such sales shall be only to the attendees of private functions held at the banquet hall or for the benefit of the attendees of the private functions. Dancing, entertainment and live music furnished for entertainment of the attendees at private functions at the banquet hall shall be allowed under this license. | $1,000 per year | No more than 1 |
“I” | Retail sale of alcoholic liquors, but not for consumption on the premises where sold, by establishments which have less than 30% of their gross quarterly profits derived from the sale of alcoholic liquors. | $1,500 per year | No more than 10 |
(`95 Code, § 112.20) (Ord. 94-19, passed 8-17-94; Am. Ord. 94-28, passed 10-12-94; Am. Ord. 01-45, passed 12-19-01; Am. Ord. 02-03, passed 2-13-02; Am. Ord. 04-07, passed 2-11-04)