§ 410.06. Restrictions on licenses.  


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  • Where a reasonable basis is found by the council to impose reasonable restrictions upon a license held under this chapter, the council, upon issuing a new license or renewing a license, may impose reasonable conditions and restrictions pertaining to the manner and circumstances in which the business shall be conducted to preserve the public peace and protect and promote good order and security. These reasonable conditions or restrictions may pertain to:

    (1)

    A limitation as to the hours when nonintoxicating malt liquor may be sold and/or consumed on the licensed premises;

    (2)

    A limitation and restriction as to the exact location within a building where nonintoxicating malt liquor will be served and/or sold and/or consumed;

    (3)

    A limitation and restriction as to the means of ingress to or egress from the licensed establishment;

    (4)

    A requirement that certain off-street parking facilities be provided;

    (5)

    A condition that the license will be in effect only so long as the establishment remains primarily a restaurant;

    (6)

    A limitation and restriction as to the means and methods of advertising the sale of nonintoxicating malt liquor on the building and/or the premises adjacent thereto;

    (7)

    Reasonable conditions limiting the operation of the licensed premises so as to ensure that the licensed business will comport with the character of the district in which it is located and/or to the end that nuisances will be prevented.

(Code 1956, § 310.20(b); C.F. No. 95-479, § 2, 5-31-95)