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St. Charles Bar Cited For Liquor Tax Violation
The Tap House Grill will be forced to close two hours early for a week in December, city officials said.
ST. CHARLES, IL — The Tap House Grill will be forced to close two hours earlier for a week in December after being cited for a liquor tax violation, city officials said. The business at 3341 W. Main Street will close at midnight, instead of its typical 2 a.m. closure, from Dec. 1 to Dec. 8, according to a news release from the city of St. Charles.
The Tap House Grill will also be required to pay a $1,000 fine with $250 of that amount due immediately. The business's license will be placed on probation until May 31, 2020.
If the business does not have any alcohol tax violations through the probation the city will waive the remaining $750 of the fine.
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"If the licensee fails to make timely payments to the City during the probationary period, the deferred $750 fine shall immediately become due," according to the news release from the city. "In addition, licensee shall pay $500 in court costs."
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