§ 4-37. Retail common carrier liquor license.

(a)

It shall be unlawful for any person who operates a common carrier that receives or delivers passengers at any point within the city limits, to serve, sell or furnish any alcoholic beverages to any passenger or other person, without first obtaining a retail common carrier liquor license from the city. Applications and consideration by the city council for a retail common carrier liquor license shall follow the same procedure set out in sections 4-23 and 4-24.

(b)

Any retail common carrier liquor licensee shall also be required to meet the provisions of this Code for a restaurant liquor license and/or beer and wine license, except that the requirements of section 4-24(a) shall not apply in cases where the restaurant serves catered meals that are prepared elsewhere and transported to the common carrier. However, such licensee shall be required to obtain a separate business license from the city to operate such a restaurant and to operate any other type of business abroad the common carrier.

(c)

Any applicant for such a license shall comply with all statutes, rules, regulations and other requirements under state law, as amended, that apply to a retail common carrier liquor license. No such license shall be issued if the activity it would authorize would violate or conflict with federal, state or local law.

(Ord. No. 04-013, § 37, 12-20-2013)