(A) A license for the sale of alcoholic liquors shall be granted for a term of not to exceed one year and all licenses shall expire April 30 following the date of issuance. License fees shall be paid in full for the remainder of the Municipal year from the date of application and fees for the payments of such licenses shall accompany the application. However, the license fee shall be reduced in proportion to the full calendar months which have expired in the Municipal year prior to the date of application. No part of any license fee, after issuance of said license shall be refunded.
(B) Such numbers of license of each classification may be issued as set forth in section 3-3-6 of this chapter.
(C) A temporary license(s) (Class T license(s)) shall, however, be valid only on and for the days designated thereon, which cannot exceed three (3) consecutive days, and which cannot exceed six (6) days in a calendar year. The authorized dates of a Class T license shall appear on the application and on the license. There shall be no proration of the temporary license fee as said fee is computed on a per diem basis.
(D) The provisions of this chapter do not supersede or affect any applicable private restrictions or covenants regarding the use of real estate. (Ord. 2005-8, 5-24-2005)