(A) The Village Board designates the following park sites as permitted locations designated for alcohol service and consumption in connection with events to be held at such park sites, subject to the prior issuance of a permit for the event. Permits may be subject to such conditions as may be from time to time approved by the local liquor control commissioner to promote and ensure compliance with all applicable ordinances of the village and laws of the State of Illinois. Permit applicants shall be required to execute a written agreement accepting such conditions prior to the issuance of the permit. Permits shall be available upon such charges as may be determined from time to time by the Recreation Department, which charges may include the posting of a reasonable security deposit.
(1) Lake Strini Pavilion
(2) O'Hara Woods—Pete Capone Pavilion
(3) Village Park—Nancy Aldridge Memorial Pavilion
(B) In addition to any conditions imposed from time to time by the local liquor control commissioner on the service and consumption of alcoholic beverages at the above-mentioned locations in connection with permits for events at which such service and consumption is contemplated, the service and consumption of alcoholic beverages at such permit events shall be subject to the following requirements:
(1) No bottles or glass containers are permitted.
(2) Alcohol must be served in plastic cups or cans.
(3) Only beer and wine are permitted to be served or consumed.
(4) The sale of alcohol in exchange for any form of consideration is prohibited.
(5) All posted park rules and otherwise applicable ordinances and laws must be followed.
(6) Alcohol must be contained within the pavilion area of the park for which the permit is issued.
(7) The required security deposit will be forfeited if the grounds are not cleaned properly after the event.
(C) The village further designates the following village-owned locations as eligible locations for the service and consumption of alcoholic beverages pursuant to a Class H Special Event license, subject to all applicable provisions of this chapter and this Code, and further subject to the prior issuance of a permit by the village to use the location in question for the special event. Permits and Class H Special Event licenses may be subject to such conditions as may be from time to time approved by the local liquor control commissioner to promote and ensure compliance with all applicable ordinances of the village and laws of the State of Illinois. Permit and Class H license applicants shall be required to execute a written agreement accepting such conditions prior to the issuance of the permit.
(1) Deer Crossing Park Pavilion
(2) Village Park—Nancy Aldridge Memorial Pavilion
(3) Such location as from time to time designated for the conduct of Romeofest
(D) The village further designates the following village-owned locations as locations from which the village or its authorized agents or contracted parties may serve beverages in connection with events conducted by the village at such locations to invitees of the village for consumption so long as no direct or indirect charge is made for such service, all as permitted by § 112.38:
(1) Deer Crossing Park Pavilion
(2) Romeoville Recreation Center
(3) Village Hall
(4) Village Park—Nancy Aldridge Memorial Pavilion
(5) Romeoville Athletic and Event Center
(D-1) The village further designates the following village-owned locations as locations from which the village, its authorized agents, invitees or users, or contracted parties may serve alcoholic beverages with or without direct or indirect charge in connection with events conducted, sponsored or to be promoted by the village, where the event in question occurs not more frequently than annually, has a duration not in excess of three days, and is jointly conducted, sponsored and/or promoted by the village and a not for profit corporation holding 501(c)(3) tax exempt status that has been incorporated under applicable law for not less than 20 consecutive years, pursuant to a duly issued Class H license:
(1) Deer Crossing Park Pavilion
(2) Village Park—Nancy Aldridge Memorial Pavilion
(3) Romeoville Athletic and Event Center, n/k/a Edward Hospital Athletic and Event Center
(E) The village further designates the following village-owned locations as eligible locations for the service and consumption of alcoholic beverages pursuant to a Class H-l Craft Beer Event license, subject to all applicable provisions of this chapter and this Code, and further subject to the prior issuance of a permit by the village to use the location in question for the special event. Permits and Class H-l Craft Beer Event licenses may be subject to such conditions as may be from time to time approved by the local liquor control commissioner to promote and ensure compliance with all applicable ordinances of the village and laws of the State of Illinois. Permit and Class H-l license applicants shall be required to execute a written agreement accepting such conditions prior to the issuance of the permit.
(1) Deer Crossing Park Pavilion
(2) Romeoville Athletic and Event Center
(F) The village further designates the following village-owned locations or relevant portions thereof as permitted locations for the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages pursuant to the provisions of a duly issued Class B, C or D license, subject to all otherwise applicable ordinances of the village and laws of the State of Illinois, and provided further that the proposed licensee shall first obtain a lease or beneficial ownership of such location of some relevant portion thereof prior to or as a condition of the issuance of such Class B, C or D license and for the entire term of such proposed license.
(1) Romeoville Athletic and Event Center
(Ord. 2558-98, passed 5-6-98; Am. Ord. 14-1114, passed 4-16- 14; Am. Ord. 15-1183, passed 3-18-15)