§ 112.43 SPECIAL DESIGNATED LIQUOR PERMITS.
   (A)   The Village Board of Trustees does hereby designate the Village Clerk-Treasurer as the agent for the Village Board of Trustees for the sole and only purpose of approving or denying the issuance of a special designated permit for the consumption of alcoholic liquor at a designated location. Such approval or denial shall be considered as the determination of the Village Board of Trustees unless, after denial by the Village Clerk-Treasurer, the person filing for the permit files a written request with the Village Clerk-Treasurer to be heard before the Village Board of Trustees. Upon the filing of such request, said matter shall be heard de novo by the Village Board of Trustees at its next regularly scheduled meeting.
   (B)   The following criteria are hereby adopted as prerequisites to the approval of a special designated permit:
      (1)   The applicant has met all the requirements set forth in Neb. RS 53-124.11 and all rules and regulations as promulgated by the State Liquor Control Commission;
      (2)   The designated location is appropriate and proper and does not otherwise prohibit the consumption of alcoholic liquor thereon;
      (3)   The special designated permit and the designated location shall not allow or permit the selling or dispensing of liquor to minors because of its designated location;
      (4)   The designated location shall not have had any liquor violations occur within the past year; and
      (5)   The applicant shall not have been found guilty of violating liquor license laws of the state or the village within the past five years.
(Prior Code, § 10-107.5) (Ord. 10-107.5, passed 3-4-2019)