90.31. Hours public denied access to premises;
authorization to enter licensed premises.
a.
No patron shall remain or be permitted to remain
or be admitted to any licensed premises more
than 30 minutes after the sale of alcoholic
liquors as prohibited by section 90.30, above,
for the remainder of the closed hours described
therein, except where the licensee has been
issued and displays a certificate issued in
accordance with section 90.29 of this chapter
allowing the business to operate after the sale
of liquor is prohibited.
b.
Consumption of liquor is prohibited, without
exception, including employees or agents of the
licensee, more than 30 minutes after the sale of
alcoholic liquor is prohibited by section 90.30,
above, for the remainder of the closed hours
described therein.
c.
The doors of each licensed premises shall be
locked and no person not in the employ of the
licensee shall be admitted to or upon the
premises during the times when patrons are
prohibited from being on the licensed premises.
d.
During the hours when the public is denied
access to a licensed premises in accordance with
the provisions of sections 90.30 and 90.31 of
this chapter, investigators, inspectors, and
police officers of the city shall have the right
of entry for inspection of the licensed premises
in the event that person(s) are present within
the establishment to determine if any provisions
of this chapter or any state laws pertaining to
the consumption, sale or distribution of
alcoholic liquors have been or are being
violated.
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90.43.
No underage or intoxicated person in licensed
premises; exceptions.
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No intoxicated person or any person under the
age of 21 years shall be or remain in any
premises which is licensed hereunder except
that any person under the age of 21 years may
be or remain in such premises:
1.
If accompanied by his or her parent or legally
appointed guardian.
2.
If more than 50% of the gross business income
received therein, in the preceding 12 months of
an alleged violation of this section, results
from the sale of services or commodities other
than alcoholic liquor.
3.
No licensee hereunder or his officer, partner,
associate, representative, agent, or employee
shall suffer or permit any intoxicated person or
any person under the age of 21 years to be or
remain in any premises which is licensed except
that any person under the age of 21 years may be
or remain in such premises:
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90.47. No gambling or
disorderly conduct permitted.
No gambling shall be permitted and no gambling
device shall be kept in any premises licensed
hereunder. However, this prohibition shall not
apply to any game or gaming event for which a
license or permit has been issued by the
Illinois Department of Revenue pursuant to the
Pull Tabs and Jar Games Act, 230 ILCS 20/1 et
seq.; the Bingo License and Tax Act, 230 ILCS
25/1 et seq. or the Charitable Games Act, 230
ILCS 30/1 et seq., and such game or gaming event
is conducted in compliance with all requirements
of said acts and all rules and regulations of
the Illinois Department of Revenue. No riotous,
disorderly, indecent, or offensive conduct of
any kind shall be allowed in or about any
licensed premises.
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90.48.
Open containers.
No licensee or officer, employee, or agent of a
licensee shall permit and such persons are in
fact obliged to attempt to prevent, without
causing a breach of the peace, any person on the
licensed premises from leaving the licensed
premises with any open container of any
alcoholic beverage. Any person removing an open
container of any alcoholic beverage from a
licensed premises shall be subject to a fine of
not less than $25 nor more than $100.
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90.49. Sanitary
facilities.
Except for liquor license Class B and C licensed
premises, the licensee shall provide separate
toilets and washstands for male and female
patrons, and shall maintain the same in a clean
and sanitary condition and shall comply with the
health ordinances of the city.
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90.54. Drinking on a
public way.
No person shall consume any alcoholic liquor on
any public way or right-of-way, including but
not limited to public highways, streets, alleys,
or sidewalks, within the corporate limits of the
city, unless such consumption is allowed in
accordance with a permit issued in accordance
with sections 90.34, 90.35 and 90.39.
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90.55. Possession on a
public way.
No person shall carry or possess, transport, or
have any alcoholic liquor on any public way or
right-of-way, including but not limited to
public highways, streets, alleys, or sidewalks,
except in the original package and with the seal
unbroken, within the corporate limits of the
city, unless such consumption is allowed in
accordance with a permit issued in accordance
with sections 90.34, 90.35, and 90.39.
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90.58.
Nudity on premises where alcoholic liquor is
offered for sale; sexual conduct prohibited.
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It shall be unlawful for any licensee, his
agent, or employee or manager operating a
licensed establishment at which alcoholic
liquors are offered for sale for consumption
on the licensed premises:
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To permit any female person, while on the
premises of that establishment, to expose to
the public view that area of the human
breast at or below the areola thereof.
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To permit any female person, while on the
premises of that establishment, to employ
any device or covering which is intended to
give the appearance of or simulate those
portions of the human female breast as
described in subsection (a)(1).
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To permit any person, while on the premises
of that establishment, to expose to public
view his genitals, pubic area, buttocks,
anus, or anal cleft or cleavage.
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To permit any person, while on the premises
of that establishment, to employ any device
or covering which is intended to give the
appearance of or simulate the genitals,
pubic area, buttocks, anus, or anal cleft or
cleavage.
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It shall be unlawful for any female person,
while on the premises of an establishment at
which alcoholic liquor is offered for sale for
consumption on the premises, to expose to
public view that area of the human female
breast at or below the areola thereof, or to
employ any device or covering which is
intended to give the appearance or simulate
those areas of the female breast as described
herein.
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It shall be unlawful for any person, while on
the premises of an establishment at which
alcoholic liquor is offered for sale for
consumption on the premises, to expose to
public view his or her genitals, pubic area,
buttocks, anus, or anal cleft or cleavage, or
to employ any device or covering which is
intended to give the appearance of or simulate
the genitals, pubic area, buttocks, anus, or
anal cleft or cleavage.
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The following conduct on premises licensed to
sell alcoholic liquor for consumption on the
premises is prohibited:
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The performance of acts, or simulated acts,
of sexual intercourse, masturbation, or
deviate sexual conduct.
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The actual or simulated touching, caressing,
or fondling of the genitals, buttocks, or
female breast.
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(3) The displaying of films or pictures
depicting acts set forth in subsection
(a)(1) and (2) above.
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It shall be unlawful for any licensee, his
agent, employee, or manager to suffer or
permit any person or persons to perform any of
the acts set forth in subsection (a) above.
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90.59.
Reporting of incidents to the police; telephone
required on the premises.
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Pursuant to the powers and duties of the local
liquor control commissioner as set forth in
section 90.05, it shall be the duty of each
licensee and each of his or her agents and
employees to promptly report to the police
department of the City of Springfield any
crime or illegal activity occurring on or
about the licensed premises and in his
knowledge or view. No licensee or his agents
or employees shall withhold information or
fail to aid police in their investigation.
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Each licensee shall maintain on each licensed
premises not less than one telephone in
operating order which phone must be within the
easy access of the bartender or other
responsible person in charge of the premises
at all times for the purpose of reporting to
the police department incidents occurring on
or about the licensed premises.
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