Long Beach |
Municipal Code |
Title 21. ZONING |
Chapter 21.52. CONDITIONAL USES |
Division II. SPECIAL CONDITIONS FOR CONDITIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE USE PERMITS |
§ 21.52.200.1. Alcohol exemption permit.
The following alcoholic beverage sales may be exempted from the conditional use permit requirement:
A.
Restaurants with alcoholic beverage service only with meals. This generally means any use with a fixed bar is not exempt. A service bar is not considered a fixed bar. A sushi bar, where alcoholic beverages are served at the same bar where meals are served, is considered serving alcoholic beverages only with meal service. A cocktail lounge without a bar, but with primarily service of only hors d'oeuvres and alcoholic beverages is not exempt. Any restaurant with more than thirty percent (30%) of gross sales consisting of alcoholic beverages shall lose its exemption and be required to obtain a conditional use permit to continue to sell alcohol.
B.
Florist with accessory sale of alcoholic beverages.
C.
Existing legal, nonconforming uses.
( ORD-18-0025 § 15, 2018)