(A) General prohibition. No person, as defined in the Liquor Law, shall violate any law of the state, any rule or regulation promulgated by the Liquor Control Commission, or any ordinance or regulation of the city.
(B) Revocation or non-renewal. In addition to the penalties provided for in § 30.99, if a person who is the licensed owner or operator of an alcoholic liquor establishment violates, or allows another person to violate, any ordinance or regulation of the city, any rule or regulation promulgated by the Liquor Control Commission, or any law of the state on or involving the premises licensed by said Commission, the City Council may recommend to said Commission the revocation or non-renewal of the license pursuant to § 111.18.
(C) License denial. In addition to the penalties provided in § 30.99, if a person who has applied for the issuance of a new license or the transfer of an existing license by the Liquor Control Commission violates, or allows another person to violate, any ordinance or regulation of the city, any rule or regulation promulgated by the Liquor Control Commission, or any law of the state on or involving the premises for which the new license is sought, or on or involving the premises from which or to which the transfer of an existing license is sought, the City Council may recommend to said Commission that the application be denied pursuant to §§ 111.16 and 111.17 for new licenses and § 111.18 for existing licenses.
(Prior Code, § 111.40) (Ord. D-1739, passed 4-3-1995, effective 5-1-1995)