(A) Certain licensees holding a valid primary license issued under § 96.07 above may apply for one or more of the supplemental licenses set forth below.
(B) Classifications.
(1) Seasonal Performance - Outdoor Events (SP/OE): A holder of a Class A, R or Q license may apply for an SP/OE supplemental license which would allow the retail sale of alcoholic beverages at a performance venue, identified by the applicant and approved by the Liquor Commissioner, for a specified season. The performance venue must actually and regularly be used for live musical, instrumental, vocal or theatrical performances open to the public. The application for this supplemental license shall include a list of the dates and times of all performances to be conducted during the season, if known. If the application does not include a list of performances, or if additional performances are added to the season after approval of a license, the applicant shall notify the Liquor Commissioner immediately upon adding such performance and no less than seven (7) days prior to the performance. Any license issued hereunder shall also be subject to the provisions of § 118.080 of the City Code. If three (3) violations of this Chapter or applicable state law occur within the season, any license issued under this subsection shall be automatically and immediately revoked without notice or hearing.
(C) Any license holder applying for a supplemental license shall provide proof of dram shop insurance covering the premises for which the supplemental license is issued if it is separate from the premises for which the primary license was issued.
(D) Any supplemental license shall be subject to the same restrictions, regulations and provisions as pertain to the primary license. Any violations of those restrictions, regulations and provisions shall subject the holder of a supplemental license to the same penalties and sanctions that pertain to the primary license.
(E) In the event a supplemental license is revoked, the Liquor Commissioner may provide for certain conditions under which the license holder may be eligible to re-apply for a supplemental license. Said conditions and issuance of a new supplemental license shall be at the sole discretion of the Liquor Commissioner.
(F) The fee for a supplemental license shall be $250 and shall be payable at the time of application. The application for a supplemental license shall be subject to the same restrictions as apply to the primary license and the issuance or denial of the license shall be in the sole discretion of the Liquor Commissioner. If the issuance of a supplemental license is denied, the fee shall be returned to the applicant.
(G) A supplemental license shall only be valid for the period specified in the particular license.
(Ord. 9200, passed 5-7-19)