[Amended 10-2-2024 by Ord. No. 31/24]
As used in this article, the following terms shall have the meanings indicated:
A liquor license shall be deemed to be "competing" with, and prohibited from moving near, only another liquor license in the same class and type, as set forth in the definition of "liquor license" below. A Class 1 plenary retail consumption license need not maintain any particular distance from the other four types of liquor licenses, and similarly, among all other liquor licenses and classes. Only similar class liquor licenses, in the same category in the definition of "liquor license" below, shall be deemed as "competing" and restricted as to place of transfer.
All distances, whether for the 750-foot restriction or the 300-foot saving clause, shall be measured as a pedestrian would normally walk, from the main entrance of one premises, along the nearest sidewalk, corner, crosswalk, street crossing or other sidewalk or route, to the main entrance of the second premises.
All types of alcoholic beverage licenses and shall include:
A premises primarily devoted to the preparation, sale and service of hot food and full meals, and which shall not have a public bar, taproom or tavern in the premises. Taverns, taprooms and nightclubs with public bars, although serving food, shall not be deemed "restaurants" for the purposes of this article.