§ 8.20.310. Sale or distribution outside licensed premises prohibited.
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It is unlawful to sell, serve, give away, allow the consumption of or otherwise distribute
any alcoholic liquor outside the physical building of any premises, except under the
provisions of a special event permit defined in this chapter; provided, however, upon
the filing of a letter application with the department for outside service of alcohol
which includes a detailed diagram of the proposed area(s), a proposed plan of operations,
obtaining land use approvals, and payment of a one hundred fifty dollar administrative
fee, the licensing board may, for good cause shown, authorize the sale, service, consumption
of or other lawful distribution of alcoholic liquor in specified enclosed areas under
the supervision, management and control of a retail liquor licensee, and in areas
meeting land use requirements for outside dining that are under the direct supervision,
management, and control of a retail liquor licensee. For the purposes of this section,
"outside" means the exterior of the physical building, including, but not limited
to, patios, walkways, parking lots and structures, interior and exterior courtyards,
and interior and exterior balconies.