(a) Each application shall be accompanied by an application charge or fee of $100, which shall be
non-refundable, even if the applicant is not granted a license.
(b) The application fee for special use liquor license to be issued under 24-6.04 shall be $15.
24-6.03 Grant of License.
(a) The Commission shall review the application and may, if it deems it necessary, request
additional information and documentation from the applicant.
(b) If the Commission is satisfied that the applicant is a suitable and reputable person, the
Commission may issue a license for the sale of liquor products.
(c) The Commission shall state on the license whether the license is for the sale of liquor by the
drink, by the package, or both.
(d) A license shall only entitle the operator to 1 outlet.
(e) A license may be granted for the sale of only beer or wine by the drink.
24-6.04 License Renewal.
(a) A license shall be issued for the period of 2 years.
(b) This license shall be non-transferrable.
(c) The license shall be renewable every 2 years at the discretion of the Commission, with the
operator filing a new application and paying the filing fee.
(d) The Commission may also issue a special use liquor permit to persons paying the necessary
application fee under 24-6.02 for a maximum period of 3 days as long as the liquor to be sold or
distributed is in conjunction with regularly scheduled community or social events.
24-6.05 Limitation on Licenses.
(a) The Commission shall carefully limit the number of licenses and limit the location of the licenses
to protect the health, safety and welfare of the people.
(b) The number and location of the licenses is within the sole discretion of the Commission.
24-6.06 Designation of Public Use Area.
(a) An applicant may apply for a designation as a public use area.
(b) The applicant shall be responsible for obtaining a liquor license and shall so indicate in its
application that the application is for the purpose of consumption of liquor on the premises.
(c) All provisions of this Chapter shall apply to any area so designated unless specifically excluded.
Section 24-7 Restrictions on Liquor Outlets
24-7.01 Sales to Minors. No licensed operator shall give, sell or otherwise supply liquor to any person under
21 years of age, either for his or her own use or for the use of his or her parents or for the use of any other
person.
24-7.02 Consumption of Liquor Upon Licensed Premises Prohibited. No licensed operator shall permit any
person to open or consume liquor on his or her premises or any premises adjacent thereto and in his or her
control, unless the operator has a license to sell liquor by the drink or has otherwise been designated under
this chapter as a location where public consumption of liquor may occur.
24-7.03 Conduct on Licensed Premises.
(a) No Tribal operator shall be disorderly, boisterous or intoxicated on the licensed premises or on
any public premises adjacent thereto which are under his or her control, nor shall he or she
permit any disorderly, boisterous or intoxicated person to be thereon; nor shall he or she use or
allow the use of profane or vulgar language thereon.
(b) No operator or employee shall consume liquor, beer or wine while working on the licensed
premises.
(c) No operator shall permit suggestive, lewd or obscene conduct or acts on his or her premises.
24-7.04 Employment of Minors.
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