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AUG 71975
# RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, applications for licenses have been made, fees deposi�ed,
and all legal procedures have been taken as per ordinances of the C;ity
of Oshkosh,
NOTnI. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Counci]. of the City of
Oshkosh that the following license be granted:
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION CLASS "B"
FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE LICENSE
EXPIRES: JUNE 30, 197
NA��IE AND ADDRESS :
LOCATION OF PREMISES:
Sacred Heart Parish . . . . . . . . . . . 1020 W. 6th Avenue
AGENT: Lyle E. Koch,•706�1r7. lOth Avenue
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FRANK A. MEYERS
ADa1W15TRATOR
Arson Bur�Qu
Organized Crime Bureou
Generol Investigations Bureau
Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Bureau
A(coho( and Tobacco Enforcement Bureau
November 15, 1974
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Reverend Thomas Leannah
Pastor of Sacred Heart
1020 W. Sixth Avenue
Oshkosh, WI 54901
Dear Father Leannah:
Congregation
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VICTOR A. MILLER
ATTORNEY GENERAL
We have your recent letter stating your organization is
contemplating obtaining a license for sale ef fermented malt beverages
at bingo events. You request information regarding obtaining such
a license.
The application would have to be made with the clerk of the
municipality in which your congregation is located. The congregation
or some bona fide club or lodge of your congregation could make the
application on the non-profit organization application. We assume
that you plan on holding regularly scheduled events and therefore it
would be necessary to apply for an annual Class "B" beer license.
The fee is determined by the local licensing authority but the
statutes provide that the fee for a Class "B" beer license cannot
exceed $100 annually. All licenses expire as of June 30 each year,
and it is entirely the decision of the local licensing authority as
to whether _or not-_the.__appl�c�t.ion shall be granted. If issued for
a�eriod:of_more than six monthsl�the full annual fee must be charged;
if�issued for a p�rio�-af six months or less, three-fourths of the
annual fee must be charged.
All Class "B" beer licenses are subject to the same regulations,
whether issued to taverns or clubs, lodges, etc. It would be
necessary that either the approved agent of the organization, who
has operator's privileges, be on the premises during hours of sale,
or a licensed operator must be in charge. Other individuals who are
18 years of age or over may work under the immediate supervision of
the approved agent or a licensed operator without obtaining
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bartendzr's (operator's) licenses. All officers and directors of
the organization must be at least 18 years of age, citizens of the
L?nited States, and of good moral character. The agent of the
organization must be approved locally and by this department.
t��en ap�roved both locally and by this department, he is then
considered to have the privileges of a licensed operator,
We are sending you under separate cover two pamphlets which
will give you information in condensed form regarding requirements
under a Class "B" beer license and also a non-profit organization
a�plication which may be used by your congregation or any organi-
zation canich may be designated to make the application and assume
responsibility for the operation. If you have any further questions,
?�lease feel free to contact us.
Sincerely,
F:��ii'�i K?A , i�'lE YE RS
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