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ORDINANCE NO. 20-89
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 5-7 OF THE REVISED ORDINANCES
OF THE CITY OF BROOKINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA, AND PERTAINING TO SUNDAY
SALES OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES BY ON-SALE LICENSEES IN THE CITY OF
BROOKINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE CITY OF
BROOKINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA AS FOLLOWS, TO-WIT:
Section 5-7. Sunday observance; Sunday sales by on-sale
licensees from a fixed restaurant.
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No person within the city shall sell, offer for sale, serve,
or allow to be consumed on the premises covered by a state
license, any alcoholic beverages on Sunday, except any on-sale
licensee shall have the right to sell , serve or allow to be
consumed during private parties alcoholic beverages between the
hours of 1 :00 o ' clock and 12 :00 midnight on Sunday with the
serving of food where said licensee has facilities for the
serving of prepared meals from a fixed restaurant with the �
simultaneous seating capacity of at least thirty-five (35)
patrons. For purposes of this section, private parties shall be
defined as organized groups, associations or organizations of at
least twenty (20) patrons.
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All ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
FIRST READING• Octob.ex 17, 1989 - Table indef.
SECOND READING:
PASSED AND APPROVED:
CITY OF BROOKINGS
(SEAL)
Mayor
ATTEST:
City Finance Officer
Motion was made by Murra, and seconded by Robertson, to
approve the second reading of Ordinance No. 20-89.
Robertson moved and Prunty seconded a maotion to table
action on the motion indefinitely.
October 31, 1989.
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BROOKINGS
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`' CONVENTION / VISITORS BUREAU
P.O.BOX 431 • BROOKiNGS.SOUTH DAKOTA 57006-0431 • PH.(605)692-6125 �
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DATE: October 9, 1989 � ��
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T0: Brookings City Commission �
From: Bob Mundt, Director
Brookings Convention/Visitors Bureau
RE: Sunday Liquor Sales in Brookings
The Brookings Convention/Visitors Bureau is in support of
the request for Sunday Liquor Sales in Brookings and
encourages your favorable action.
As most of you know, the Brookings Convention/Visitors
Bureau is funded in part by the local "Bed & Booze" tax and
has been since its inception in 1984. In April of 1988, the
states legal drinking age was raised to 21 . The result was
a significant decrease in the amount of money generated by
the tax.
To off-set this decrease, the Bureau has stepped up its
efforts to bring more conventions and activities to
Brookings to capitalize on the "Bed" section of the tax and
have met with good success . (A 25� increase in bookings over
two years) .
However, many conventions and their activities require or
request that alcohol be served during their functions and,
if on Sunday, rre are unable to meet that request. Thus ,
some conventions will not consider Brookings . Additionally,
Sunday activities would be an additional day to collect the
tax on the alcohol served and would provide additional
revenue to market Brookings ' facilities to state and
regional convention groups .
We encourage your favorable response to the request for
Sunday liquor sales so that we may continue our growth and
success in the hospitality industry.
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FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS NON-FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS
ON-SALE LIQUOR AGREEMENTS
Main Street Grill Liquor Store
Elks Club Safari
p� Chevy Lounge
Staurolite Inn Lantern Lounge
Holiday Inn Jim's Tap
Townhouse*
Pheasant Lounge
Ram Pub
Prairie Lanes
Casper's Cafe (Wine)
Tang Bo Palace (Wine)
MALT BEVERAGE LICENSE
Godfather's Pizza Eastside
George's Pizza Rich's Freshmart
Pizza Hut Fina
Dakota Six
Edgebrook Golf Course
Buskrud Oil
County Market
Food n Fuel
Holiday Stationstore
Lloyd's Interstate
Mick's Fina
Midway Clover Farm
Newman's Kerr McGee
Snyder
Seven Eleven
Ray's Corner
Pangea