(A) A Class 1A - Tavern or Class 1AA - Tavern license shall entitle the licensee to sell alcoholic liquors during the hours set forth in § 112.13.
(B) A Class 1B - One-day license shall entitle the licensee to sell only beer, for a period not to exceed one day. Such a license shall not be issued to any person holding a tavern, private club, Class 2A or B or Class 3A or B license. An applicant can obtain such one-day license only once in any 60-day period.
(C) A Class 1BB - Any class 1BB license issued by the village shall hereafter be considered an outdoor tavern area permit issued pursuant to this chapter, as amended.
(D) A Class 2A - Service station license shall entitle the licensee to sell only unrefrigerated beer in the original package. Such licensee shall maintain with the village a current and accurate list of all persons acting as managers. Class 2A licensees shall not display beer outdoors, sell beer from a drive- up window or permit consumption of beer or any other alcoholic liquors on their premises.
(E) A Class 2B - Package sales license shall entitle the licensee to sell all alcoholic liquor, in the original package only, for consumption off the premises. Class 2B licensees shall not display alcoholic liquors outdoors or sell alcoholic liquors from a drive-up window.
(F) A Class 3A - Hotel/motel or Class 3AA - Hotel/motel license shall entitle the licensee to sell alcoholic liquors during the hours set forth in § 112.13.
(G) A Class 3B - Nightclub or Class 3BB - Nightclub license shall entitle the licensee to sell alcoholic liquors during the hours set forth in §112.13.
(H) A Class 4 - Restaurant license shall entitle the licensee to sell beer and wine by the glass, in bottles or in cans and those spirits known as margaritas, daiquiris and pina coladas during the hours set forth in § 112.13.
(I) (1) On application and payment of the required permit fee of $100, the holder of Class 1A, 1AA, 2B, 3A, 3AA, 3B or 3BB liquor license in the village may be issued a permanent outdoor tavern area permit.
(2) A permanent outdoor tavern area permit shall, upon issuance, entitle the licensee to allow outside alcoholic liquor consumption as authorized by the primary classification, outside of the permanent structure of the licensed premises, under the following conditions.
(a) A permanent fence, not less than four feet tall, made of wood, chain link or similar sturdy material, shall be erected by the licensee. Plans must be submitted with the application. Design and material must be approved by the Liquor Commissioner in accordance with this section. The fence shall be designed in such a manner so as to separate the licensees patrons from the general public, and shall be positioned between the area in which alcoholic liquor can be consumed outside and any adjoining residential or commercial property. All applicable fence permits, and fees paid prior to erecting the fence.
(b) Access into the outdoor tavern area shall be from the permanent licensed structure only and no access shall be permitted from the street, sidewalk, parking areas or adjoining properties. Emergency exits and gates to allow employee access as may be approved by the Liquor Commissioner shall be provided.
(c) Music played in the permanent structure shall comply with existing village codes. No music may be generated or broadcast from the outdoor area after 10:00 p.m. All activities in the outdoor tavern area are subject to the restrictions and limitations imposed on the permanent licensed structure by village ordinance.
(d) All sales of alcoholic liquor must be made from the inventory of and by the staff of the permanent licensed structure, and comply with all state and local regulations. No sales may be made to anyone outside the licensed outdoor area on adjoining property.
(e) Proof of dram shop insurance for the outdoor area must be submitted.
(f) The outdoor tavern area is subject to the time limitations attached to the primary license, and can only be operated at the times the primary license is open.
(g) No alcoholic liquor in an open container may be removed from the outdoor tavern area.
(h) The permanent outdoor tavern area may include an outside smoking shelter erected and maintained in accordance with state law (410 ILCS 82/1 et seq.) and any regulations promulgated thereunder. Compliance with this division (I)(2)(h) is a condition of the permit.
(i) The permit issued hereunder shall be displayed with the license issued for the permanent structure, and is subject to suspension or revocation with the license for the permanent structure.
(j) Any permit issued hereunder shall expire with the expiration of the license for the permanent structure, and may then be renewed for a one year period at the time of renewal of the license for the permanent structure, subject to the payment of the $100 fee for this permit, and the fees applied to the license.
(Prior Code, § 112.04) (Ord. 94-05-03, passed 5-25-1994; Ord. 19-04-01, passed 4-9-2019)