Title 4 Law Book - Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control

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ARIZONA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE TITLE 19. ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING CHAPTER 1. DEPARTMENT OF LIQUOR LICENSES AND CONTROL ARTICLE 1. STATE LIQUOR BOARD R19-1-101. Definitions R19-1-102. Granting a License for a Certain Location R19-1-103. Change in Proprietary Interest R19-1-104. Repealed R19-1-105. Knowledge of Law and Regulations R19-1-106. Service of Complaints for Judicial Review R19-1-107. Rehearing or Review of Decision R19-1-108. Reserved R19-1-109. Quota license selection process R19-1-110. Reserved R19-1-111. Election of Officers ARTICLE 2. DIRECTOR R19-1-201. Definitions R19-1-202. Intrastate shipping requirements R19-1-203. Intrastate shipping requirements R19-1-204. Interstate Shipping, Importation, Labeling, Solicitation, Advertising R19-1-205. License Restriction Audits R19-1-206. Inducements, Prohibited R19-1-207. Bottles, Reuse or Refilling Prohibited R19-1-208. Hotel/Motel/Restaurant Requirements R19-1-209. Tax requirements R19-1-210. Sign Limitations R19-1-211. Draught beer signs R19-1-212. Advertising, Misleading R19-1-213. Clothing Requirements, Employees R19-1-214. Sex Acts Prohibited, Real, or Simulated R19-1-215. Obscene Films, Pictures Prohibited R19-1-216. Age Restrictions R19-1-217. Display of License R19-1-218. Records, Keeping of R19-1-219. Storage on Unlicensed Premises R19-1-220. Liquors other than authorized by license R19-1-221. Retail Delivery of Spirituous Liquor R19-1-222. Suspension, Adherence to Rules of R19-1-223. Closure Due to Violence R19-1-224. Seizure, Liquors R19-1-225. Credit Law Exception R19-1-226. Commercial Coercion and Bribery R19-1-227. Microbrewery/Retail R19-1-228. Exceptions to General Rule R19-1-229. Non-alcoholic Malt Beverages, Wines, and Cocktail Mixers R19-1-230. Tapping Equipment, Furnishing, Selling, and Servicing R19-1-231. Foodstuffs R19-1-232. Broken Package Prohibited -- Off-sale Premises R19-1-233. Underage Persons on Licensed Premises R19-1-234. Violence, Report of R19-1-235. Fetal Alcohol Sign Display R19-1-236. Recodified R19-1-237. Recodified R19-1-238. Repealed R19-1-239. Recodified R19-1-240. Recodified R19-1-241. Recodified 70 June 8, 2012
R19-1-242. Recodified R19-1-243. Recodified R19-1-244. Recodified R19-1-245. Recodified R19-1-246. Recodified R19-1-247. Recodified R19-1-248. Recodified R19-1-249. Repealed R19-1-250. Recodified R19-1-251. Repealed R19-1-252. Recodified R19-1-253. Recodified R19-1-254. Recodified R19-1-255. Recodified R19-1-256. Repealed R19-1-257. Recodified ARTICLE 3. UNLICENSED PREMISES DEFINITIONS AND LICENSING TIME-FRAMES R19-1-301. Re-codified R19-1-302. Filing of Legal or Equitable Interest R19-1-303. Retail Agents R19-1-304. Standards for Alcohol Training Programs R19-1-305. Change of Address R19-1-306. Name Change Requirements R19-1-307. Closing, Notice of R19-1-308. Surrender of Licenses/Interim Retail Permits R19-1-309. Special Event License R19-1-310. Criteria for Issuing Restaurant License R19-1-311. Patio -- Outdoor Use Permission R19-1-312. Conveyance License, Application Posting R19-1-313. Interim Permit/Tax Violations R19-1-314. Distilling Apparatus Requirements R19-1-315. Exemptions to A.R.S. § 4-244.05 R19-1-316. Public Facilities Exemption R19-1-317. Licensing Time-frames Table A. Licensing Time-frames ARTICLE 1. STATE LIQUOR BOARD R19-1-101. Definitions In this Article, unless the context otherwise requires: 1. “Bona fide transaction” means any transaction between a licensee and a person that results in the change of ownership of the license. 2. “Business establishment or business premises” means the real property and improvements licensed under A.R.S. Title 4. 3. “Change in Ownership” means any change in the financial setup of a business establishment which in any way results in a person directly or indirectly becoming a controlling person. 4. “Judicial Review” is an appeal to superior court of a final agency decision. 5. “Licensed” means having a license or interim permit issued pursuant to this Title, including a license or interim permit on non-use status. 6. “Non-use” means when the Licensee has ceased engaging in the business activity covered by the licensee. R19-1-102. Granting a License for a Certain Location Local governing authorities and the Department may consider the following criteria in determining whether public convenience requires and that the best interest of the community will be substantially served by the issuance or transfer of a liquor license at a particular unlicensed location: 1. Petitions and testimony from persons in favor of or opposed to the issuance of a license who reside in, own or lease property in close proximity. 2. The number and series of licenses in close proximity. 71 June 8, 2012
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TITLE 4. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Chapte
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state, except that for a limited pa
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