§ 112.04 APPLICATIONS.
   (A)   No license shall be granted hereunder, except upon written application, under oath, on forms provided by the Board of County Commissioners, and containing such information as said Board may require, duly filed with the Board of County Commissioners; and no license shall be granted by said Board of Commissioners until the applicant shall have filed with the said Board a bond, with two good and sufficient sureties, or a corporate bond, in the principal sum of $500 for a Class A retail license, or $750 for a Class B retail license, or $1,000 for a Class C retail license. All of such bonds shall be made in favor of the county, and conditioned upon the licensee operating his or her business, thus licensed, in strict compliance with this chapter, and with the laws of the state, in such cases made and provided. A separate bond shall be required to be filed for each place where beer is sold at retail.
   (B)   Beginning July 1, 1987, no person shall be granted a license to operate or maintain a trade, profession, or calling, the transaction or carrying on of which requires a license, within the county, if such person operates an establishment which as part of its business serves alcoholic beverages, as defined in UCA § 32A-1-5(1) to the public for consumption on the premises, unless that person shall show by certificate(s) granted by the state’s Division of Alcoholism and Drugs that each employee of the business engaging in the serving, selling, or furnishing of such alcohol on the premises, has completed the Alcohol Training and Education Seminar, as required in UCA § 32A-17-3(1).
   (C)   Every new employee hired after the licensee has been licensed in compliance with division (B) above, who is required to complete this seminar, shall complete the seminar within six months of commencing employment. Violation of this section will result in revocation of the license granted under this chapter, unless compliance with this chapter is completed with two months of the time that licensee first became aware that such violation occurred.
(Ord. 1986-1, passed 6-16-1986; Ord. 1987-2, passed 7-6-1987)