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§ 110.20 NUMBER OF LICENSES.
   (A)   No retail liquor licenses of Classes A or B in addition to those presently outstanding, and as herein provided for, shall be issued until such time as the population of the village exceeds 300 for each outstanding retail liquor license.
   (B)   This restriction upon the number of outstanding licenses shall not be applicable to:
      (1)   The renewal of any existing license;
      (2)   The issuance of a license to the purchaser or lessee of an established licensed retail liquor business of Classes A and B;
      (3)   The issuance of a license because of the transfer of location.
   (C)   This restriction shall apply to outstanding licenses which expire without renewal or are revoked.
   (D)   This restriction shall continue and remain applicable to the number of outstanding retail liquor licenses so that their number, except as herein provided, shall not exceed one for every 500 of population.
('73 Code, § 34.07)
§ 110.21 DURATION.
   Every license shall terminate on April 30 next following issuance unless sooner revoked or suspended. The fee for a new license shall be the annual fee reduced in proportion to the number of full months that have expired since the last prior May 1. The fee for renewal shall be the full annual fee. There shall be no rebate for the unexpired term of a license. An application for renewal shall not be considered as such unless made prior to April 30, and unless submitted with the appropriate fee. No license shall be valid unless the proper fee has been paid.
('73 Code, § 34.08)
§ 110.22 NATURE OF LICENSE; RENEWAL.
   A license shall be purely a personal privilege and shall be subject to all the limitations and privileges set forth in the ILCS Ch. 235, Act 5, § 6-1, as amended from time to time.
('73 Code, § 34.09)
§ 110.23 CHANGE OF LICENSE.
   After a license has been granted for a particular premises, the Local Liquor Control Commissioner, upon application by the licensee, may endorse upon the license permission to abandon the premises thereon described and to remove the license to other premises approved by him and described in the endorsement. The application for transfer shall be in writing under oath and shall fully describe the new premises. The reasons for transfer shall be given and it shall be shown that the new premises comply in all respects with the requirements of this chapter and the ILCS Ch. 235, as amended from time to time.
('73 Code, § 34.10)
§ 110.24 DISPLAY.
   Every licensee shall cause his license to be framed and hung in plain view in a conspicuous place on the licensed premises.
('73 Code, § 34.12)
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