ORDINANCE NO. 061327
Amending Chapter 10, Code of
Ordinances, by repealing Section 10-212, Distance from churches or schools, and
enacting in lieu thereof one new section of like number and subject matter,
that provides for a place of entertainment sales-by-drink on property owned by
Boulevard Brewing Co. located at 25th Street and Southwest Boulevard.
BE IT ORDAINED
BY THE COUNCIL OF KANSAS CITY:
Section 1. That
Chapter 10, Code of Ordinances of the City of Kansas City, Missouri, is hereby
amended by repealing Section 10-212, Distances from churches or schools, and
enacting in lieu thereof one new section of like number and subject matter, to
read as follows:
Sec. 10-212. Distance
from churches or schools.
(a) No
alcoholic beverage license shall be issued for any location when the premises
are within 300 feet of a school or church, measured from the nearest point of
the enclosing wall of the premises to the nearest point of the school or church
property. However, if a dwelling is the site of a proposed catered function, occasion
or event, the requirements for the distance from any school or church is
reduced to within 100 feet from the church or school. This provision shall not
prohibit a church or school, meeting the requirements of this chapter, from
holding a catered function, occasion or event on the property of the school or
church.
(b) No
alcoholic beverage license shall be issued for the expansion of any existing
premises within 300 feet of a school or church, measured from the nearest point
of the enclosing wall of the premises to the nearest point of the school or
church property.
(c) The
property for a licensed premises situated thereon, legally established within
300 feet of a church or school prior to the adoption of this chapter, shall
remain eligible for the location of a licensed premises within 300 feet of the
church or school under the following conditions:
(1) The licensed premises must have been legally established
within 300 feet of a church or school prior to the adoption of this chapter,
and
(2) An application for a new license for the premises must
be filed within 120 days from the latter date that:
a.
The licensee surrenders the license, or
b. The date that the license is canceled, terminated or revoked
by the city, or
c. The date that the licensee cancels, terminates or
abandons the lease, and
(3) A relocation of the original premises to another
location on the property shall not be permitted; and
(4) Changes from an existing retail sale-by-drink license to
any other license classification, or from an existing sale-by-package license
to any other license classification, or from any other classification of
license issued under this chapter to another license classification shall not
be permitted, and
(5) All
other requirements for licensing a premises under this chapter are met.
(d) The
provisions of section 10-212(a) shall not apply for the location of a proposed
premises for a restaurant-bar sale-by-drink establishment if the proposed
premises is located in an area of the city zoned C3a2 as of the effective date
of the ordinance enacting this subsection.
(e) The
provisions of section 10-212(a) shall not apply for the location of a proposed
premises for a restaurant-bar sale-by-drink establishment if the proposed
premises is located wholly within the following described location: that area
bounded by and including the block face frontage on 17th Street Terrace on the
north, Woodland Avenue on the east, 19th Street on the south and Paseo
Boulevard on the west.
(f) The
provisions of section 10-212(a) shall not apply for the location of a proposed
premises for a retail sale-by-drink establishment if the proposed premises is
located on city owned property within the following described location: that
area bounded by 17th Street Terrace on the north, Highland Avenue on the east,
18th Street on the south and Vine Street on the west.
(g) The
provisions of section 10-212(a) relating to the distance from churches but not
schools shall not apply for the location of a proposed premises in a planned
district defined in sections 80-272 through 80-281 of the Code of Ordinances,
which includes a church as part of a development plan approved by the city
council.
(h) The
provisions of section 10-212(a) relating to the distance from churches but not
schools shall not apply for the location of a proposed premises in a general
planned development district defined in chapter 80 of the Code of Ordinances:
(1) Which is zoned either GP2 or GP3 and is also zoned
either GP-4 or GP-5 and which has been merged into a single zone on the basis
of an appropriate integrated design plan; and
(2) Which includes a church as part of a development plan
approved by the city council.
(i) The
provisions of subsection 10-212(a) shall not apply for the location of a proposed
premises for a sales by package premises if the proposed premises is located
wholly within the following described legal description: 3900 Prospect/South 50
feet of west 112 feet of east 122 feet Lot 1 north 15.64 feet of west 112 feet
of east 122 feet Lot 2, Block 1, Geo West Warders Addition, a subdivision in
Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri.
(j) The
provisions of subsections 10-212(a) and (b) shall not apply for the location of
a proposed premises for a restaurant-bar sale by drink establishment if the
proposed premises is located wholly within the following described legal
description: All of Tract A, North Oak Business Park, a subdivision in Kansas
City, Clay County, Missouri, and all of Lot 1, North Oak Business Park, 3rd
Plat, a subdivision in Kansas City, Clay County, Missouri.
(k) The
provisions of subsections 10-212(a) and (b) shall not apply to restaurant-bar
sale-by-drink establishments that occupy or propose to occupy any premises
located wholly within the following described location: that portion of the
area bounded by 62nd Terrace on the north, Main Avenue on the east, Meyer
Boulevard on the south and Wornall Road on the west, within which the issuance
of any alcoholic beverage license would be prohibited pursuant to the application
of subsections 10-212(a), (b) or (c) but for this subsection (k) (the
restricted area); provided that the premises that such restaurant-bar
sale-by-drink establishment occupies or proposes to occupy was not in whole or
in part the subject of a retail sale-by-drink license that was in effect on August 15, 2005, and further provided, that with respect to any restaurant-bar
sale-by-drink establishments within the restricted area that are licensed under
the authority of this subsection (k), each of the following conditions must be
satisfied notwithstanding any other provisions of this chapter to the contrary:
(1) Such establishment shall have a restaurant or similar
facility on the premises and derive 50 percent or more of its annual gross
sales from the sale of prepared meals and food made and consumed on the
premises, determined under the reporting procedures set forth in section
10-211(1)(b) as then in effect;
(2) The licensee of such premises shall comply with the
provisions of section 10-211(1)(b) as then in effect;
(3) No such establishment shall at any time be issued a 3:00
a.m. closing permit;
(4) No such establishment shall employ loudspeakers or any
other amplifying device on the exterior of its premises;
(5) No such establishment shall constitute, or allow upon
such premises the operation of, a dance hall, pool hall, arcade, nightclub or
tavern; and
(6) There may not be in effect at any one time more than
three retail sale-by-drink licenses issued solely under the authority of the
exception contained in this subsection (k) for restaurant-bar sale-by-drink
establishments within the restricted area, of which no more than one such
retail sale-by-drink license may be for premises located south of 63rd Street.
For the purposes of calculating
the amount and percentage of annual gross sales from the sale of prepared meals
and food, any nonalcoholic components mixed or served in any alcoholic beverage
shall be considered to be part of the alcoholic beverage and shall not be
considered to be prepared meals and food. Any person or licensee violating the
provisions of this subsection (k) shall be subject to the penalties set forth
in section 10-40 of this chapter.
(l) The provisions of subsections 10-212(a) and (b) shall
not apply to restaurant-bar sale-by-drink establishments that occupy or propose
to occupy any premises located at 2512 Holmes at which the issuance of any
alcoholic beverage license would be prohibited pursuant to the application of
subsections 10-212(a), (b) or (c) but for this subsection (l) (the restricted
area); provided, that with respect to any restaurant-bar sale-by-drink
establishments within the restricted area that are licensed under the authority
of this subsection (l), each of the following conditions must be satisfied
notwithstanding any other provisions of this chapter to the contrary:
(1) Such
establishment shall have a restaurant or similar facility on the premises and
derive 50 percent or more of its annual gross sales from the sale of prepared
meals and food made and consumed on the premises, determined under the
reporting procedures set forth in section 10-211(1)(b) as then in effect;
(2) The licensee of
such premises shall comply with the provisions of section 10-211(1)(b) as then
in effect;
(3) No such
establishment shall at any time be issued a 3:00 a.m. closing permit;
(4) No such
establishment shall employ loudspeakers or any other amplifying device on the
exterior of its premises;
(5) No such establishment shall constitute, or allow upon such
premises the operation of a dance hall, pool hall, arcade, nightclub or tavern.
For the purposes of calculating the amount and percentage
of annual gross sales from the sale of prepared meals and food, any
nonalcoholic components mixed or served in any alcoholic beverage shall be
considered to be part of the alcoholic beverage and shall not be considered to
be prepared meals and food. Any person or licensee violating the provisions of
this subsection (l) shall be subject to the penalties set forth in section
10-40 of this chapter.
(m) The
provisions of Subsections 10-212(a) and (b) shall not apply for the location of
a proposed premises if the proposed premises are located wholly within the
following described location: Lots 1 through 9, NORTH OAK VILLAGE, a
subdivision in Kansas City, Clay County, Missouri, and given the specific type
of establishment of the proposed premises, the following conditions must be
satisfied notwithstanding any other provisions of this chapter to the contrary:
(1) For a restaurant-bar sale-by-drink establishment:
(a) Such establishment shall have a restaurant or similar
facility on the premises and derive 50 percent or more of its annual gross
sales from the sale of prepared meals and food made and consumed on the
premises, determined under the reporting procedures set forth in section
10-211(1)(b) as then in effect;
(b) The licensee of such premises shall comply with the
provisions of section 10-211(1)(b) as then in effect;
(c) No such establishment shall at any time be issued a 3:00 a.m.
closing permit;
(d) No such establishment shall constitute, or allow upon such
premises, the operation of a dance hall, pool hall, arcade, nightclub, or
tavern.
(2) For a full package sales license establishment or a full
package sales Sunday license establishment:
(a) The licensee of such premises shall comply with the
provisions of sections 10-111(a); 10-111(b); 10-112; and 10-104(6), as
applicable; and
(b) No such
establishment shall employ loud speakers or any other amplifying device on the
exterior of its premises.
(n) The
provisions of Subsections 10-212(a) and (b) shall not apply for the location of
a proposed premises for a restaurant-bar sale-by-drink establishment if the
proposed premises are located wholly within the following described location
situated in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri: (i) GLENCOE, West 15.7
feet of Lots 1, 2 and 3 and North 10 feet of East 120 feet of Lot 2 and North
19 feet of Lot 15 and all of Lots 16, 17 and 18 Block 3; (ii) BISMARK
PLACE, South 22.51 feet of Lot 7 and all of Lot 8 and North 17.85 feet of Lot 9
Block K; and (iii) BISMARK PLACE, Lot 6 and South 2.51 feet of Lot 5 and
North 27.49 feet of Lot 7 Block K; and provided each of the following
conditions must be satisfied notwithstanding any other provisions of this chapter
to the contrary:
(1) Such establishment shall have a restaurant or similar
facility on the premises and derive 50 percent or more of its annual gross
sales from the sale of prepared meals and food made and consumed on the
premises, determined under the reporting procedures set forth in section
10-211(1)(b) as then in effect;
(2) The licensee of such premises shall comply with the
provisions of section 10-211(1)(b) as then in effect;
(3) No such establishment shall at any time be issued a 3:00 a.m.
closing permit;
(4) No such establishment shall employ loudspeakers
or any other amplifying device on the exterior of its premises (other than for
soft background music); and
(5) No such establishment shall constitute, or allow upon such
premises, the operation of a dance hall, pool hall, arcade, nightclub, or
tavern.
(o) The
provisions of Subsections 10-212(a) and (b) shall not apply for the location of
a proposed premises for a place of entertainment sale-by-drink establishment if
the proposed premises are located wholly within the following described
location situated in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri: All of Lots 1-5 and
Tract A, Boulevard Brewing First Plat, Jackson County, Missouri; and provided
each of the following conditions must be satisfied notwithstanding any other
provisions of this chapter to the contrary:
(1) No such establishment shall at any time be issued a 3:00 a.m.
closing permit;
(2) No such establishment shall employ loudspeakers or any other
amplifying device on the exterior of its premises (other than for soft
background music); and
(3)
No such establishment shall constitute, or allow upon such premises, the
operation of a dance hall, pool hall, arcade, or nightclub.
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Approved
as to form and legality:
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Kathy
Adams
Assistant City Attorney