CHAPTER 111: ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES

Section

   111.01   Definition

   111.02   License required

   111.03   State license required

   111.04   License; revocation or limitations

   111.05   License fee

   111.06   State laws adopted

   111.07   Hours for on-premises consumption

   111.08   Liquor by the drink; sale, distribution and consumption

   111.09   Unsealed or opened containers

   111.10   Application for special permit

   111.99   Penalty

Cross-reference:

   Public intoxication, open containers, see § 130.01

§ 111.01 DEFINITION.

   For the purpose of this chapter, the following definition shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.

   BEER, WINE and OTHER ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. In addition to the common definition associated therewith, all such beverages now regulated or which are hereinafter regulated by the state and the applicable definitions of those beverages under state law.

(Prior Code, § 5.04.010) (Ord. 542, passed 4-18-1995)

§ 111.02 LICENSE REQUIRED.

   No person shall, within the city, distribute or sell beer, wine or other alcoholic beverages without first obtaining an annual license from the city.

(Prior Code, § 5.04.020) (Ord. 542, passed 4-18-1995) Penalty, see § 111.99

§ 111.03 STATE LICENSE REQUIRED.

   Prior to any license for distributing and selling beer, wine or other alcoholic beverages being approved and issued by the city, the applicant must have qualified for and obtained a similar license from the state.

(Prior Code, § 5.04.030) (Ord. 542, passed 4-18-1995)

§ 111.04 LICENSE; REVOCATION OR LIMITATIONS.

   Any revocations or special conditions placed by the state on the license is adopted by the city as a revocation and condition of the city license.

(Prior Code, § 5.04.040) (Ord. 542, passed 4-18-1995)

§ 111.05 LICENSE FEE.

   Prior to issuing a license for the sale or distribution of beer, wine or other alcoholic beverages, the applicant shall pay a license fee to the city, which shall be set by resolution of the City Council, and in the absence thereof, shall be not less than the maximum allowable fee under state law.

(Prior Code, § 5.04.050) (Ord. 542, passed 4-18-1995)