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Code · Connecticut · Title 30 — Intoxicating Liquors · CHAPTER 545* — Liquor Control Act

Sec. 30-46. Discretionary suspension, revocation or refusal of permit; location or character of premises; other grounds.

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(a)The Department of Consumer Protection may, except as to a store engaged chiefly in the sale of groceries, in its discretion, suspend, revoke or refuse to grant or renew a permit for the sale of alcoholic liquor if the department has reasonable cause to believe that
(1)the proximity of the permit premises to any charitable institution supported by private or public funds, church, convent, hospital, public or parochial school, or veterans' home, or any barracks, camp or flying field of the armed forces, will detrimentally impact such institution, church, convent, hospital, school, home, barracks, camp or field,
(2)the permit premises is in such proximity to a no-permit town so that it is apparent that the applicant is seeking to obtain the patronage of persons in such town,
(3)the number of permit premises in the locality is such that granting a permit is detrimental to the public interest, and, in reaching a conclusion in this respect, the department may consider the character and population of, and the number of like permits and all permits existent in, the particular town and the immediate neighborhood concerned and the effect which a new permit may have on such town or neighborhood or on like permits existent in such town or neighborhood,
(4)the place has been conducted as a lewd or disorderly establishment,
(5)the backer does not have a right to occupy the permit premises,
(6)drive-up sales of alcoholic liquor, other than curbside pick-up allowed under subsection
(d)of section 30-20 , are being made at the permit premises, or
(7)there is any other reason as provided by state or federal law or regulation which warrants such refusal.
(1)The existence of a coliseum permit issued under section 30-33a shall not be a factor to be taken into consideration under subdivision
(3)of subsection
(a)of this section.
(2)The provisions of subdivisions (1),
(2)and
(3)of subsection
(a)of this section shall not apply to issuance of a coliseum permit under section 30-33a .
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