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Orange County Code Section 4-3 Sale & Consumption of Alcohol and “Banquet Halls”

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Page 1: Orange County Code Section 4-3 Sale & Consumption of Alcohol and “Banquet Halls”

Orange County Code Section 4-3

Sale & Consumption of Alcohol and “Banquet Halls”

Page 2: Orange County Code Section 4-3 Sale & Consumption of Alcohol and “Banquet Halls”

History• Numerous previous efforts to circumvent the

2:00 a.m. closing time requirement• “Banquet Halls”

Santa Fe Club

Club Eden,

Club LAX,

The Venue.

Newest trend: Residential Clubs

Page 3: Orange County Code Section 4-3 Sale & Consumption of Alcohol and “Banquet Halls”

Section 4-3

• (a)   Except as provided by subsections 4-3(a)(1), (2) and (3) below, alcoholic beverages may be sold, consumed, served or permitted to be served or consumed, in any place holding a license under the Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco, state Department of Business and Professional Regulation, which license permits the consumption of alcoholic beverages on the premises of the licensee, only between the hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 a.m of the following day, each day of the week.

Page 4: Orange County Code Section 4-3 Sale & Consumption of Alcohol and “Banquet Halls”

Concerns Related to 4-3

• 13-CT Catering License. • Circumventing Section 4-3

Page 5: Orange County Code Section 4-3 Sale & Consumption of Alcohol and “Banquet Halls”

Concerns Related to 4-3 • Banquet halls can utilize a licensed caterer

to circumvent current laws and Orange County Code.

• Licensed bars and nightclubs close at 2:00 a.m.

Page 6: Orange County Code Section 4-3 Sale & Consumption of Alcohol and “Banquet Halls”

Enforcement Issues• Florida State Statute 562 • Fire Marshall Inspections • Code Enforcement • Profit Margin versus Deterrent Effect • Catering License versus Liquor License

Page 7: Orange County Code Section 4-3 Sale & Consumption of Alcohol and “Banquet Halls”

Crime Impact

• Increased calls for service have included:• Traffic Complaints• Excessive Noise • Shots Fired• Crimes Against Persons• Robbery• Stolen Autos• The State Division of ABT has classified Santa

Fe Club as an unsafe environment for the community.

Page 8: Orange County Code Section 4-3 Sale & Consumption of Alcohol and “Banquet Halls”

Santa Fe’ Banquet Hall- 630 Emeralda Rd. Suite#105

•56 Calls for service

•4 Stolen Vehicles•1 Aggravated Battery•4 Auto Burglary

•However, within 88 yards (.05 mile)285 calls for service

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(Pegasus Banquet Hall) now Soiree’ Event Center- 6394 Silver Star Rd.

•25 Calls for service

•1 Commercial Robbery•1 Aggravated Battery

•However, within 88 yards (.05 mile) 221 calls for service

Page 10: Orange County Code Section 4-3 Sale & Consumption of Alcohol and “Banquet Halls”

Zoning Variance• A Zoning Variance was added on November 29, 2011to

help combat the aforementioned issues. The variance imposes a 45-day limitation.

• Regulates on-premise consumption of alcohol • Currently not being enforced.

Page 11: Orange County Code Section 4-3 Sale & Consumption of Alcohol and “Banquet Halls”

Proposed Amendment to 4-3

• Add additional language that restricts hours of sale and consumption of alcohol for licensed caterers

• Must be permitted by zoning

Page 12: Orange County Code Section 4-3 Sale & Consumption of Alcohol and “Banquet Halls”

Amendment Benefits

• Establishes parity • Subject to enforcement of the

law

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Questions???