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Section 18-2-5

Section 18-2-5. Optional Premises License.

(a)
"Optional premises" means:

(1)
A premises specified in an application for a hotel and restaurant license in Section 12-47-119, C.R.S. (as amended) with related outdoor sports and recreational facilities for the convenience of guests or the general public located on or adjacent to the hotel or restaurant within which such licensee is authorized to serve alcoholic beverages in accordance with the provisions of this article and at the discretion of the state and local licensing authorities; or

(2)
The premises specified in an application for an optional premises license located on an applicant's outdoor sports and recreational facility.

(3)
For purposes of this section, an "outdoor sports and recreation facility" means a facility which charges a fee for the use of such facility.

(b)
The requirements for an optional premises license shall be:

(1)
An applicant or holder of a hotel and restaurant license desiring an optional premises license shall:

(i)
Provide a scale drawing indicating the entire area to be licensed, including the locations at which alcoholic beverages are to be stored and dispersed, and the locations of significant architectural, landscaping and topographical features.

(ii)
Provide an affidavit signed and sworn by the applicant or the applicant's agent or manager which states the need, convenience or desirability of the optional premises license.

(iii)
Pay a $75.00 non-refundable application fee to defray the City's expense in processing such application.

(iv)
Make application for an optional premises license on a form prescribed by the licensing authority.

(2)
The decision of the authority on whether to grant or deny an optional premise license shall be made by resolution within thirty (30) days after the applicant provides all the pertinent information required in subsection (b)(1).

(i)
No public hearing shall be required for an application made by the holder of a hotel and restaurant license, but the licensing authority may, in its discretion, order a public hearing on such application.

(ii)
A public hearing shall be required for an application made by any person or entity not currently holding a valid hotel and restaurant license.

(c)
Annual renewals of optional premises licenses shall be made pursuant to Section 18-2-5 of this Municipal Code.

[Source: Ord. 966, 1989]