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`, (a) No more than the license or licenses for one liquor establishment shall be granted to any person, partnership, corporation, or other ownership entity. (b) No person, partnership or corporation shall have or possess a direct or indirect interest in more than one liquor establishment in the City. (c) No more than the license or licenses for one liquor establishment will be granted for a single physical location or premises. Section 22. License not effective beyond space for which granted. (a) No license shall be effective beyond the compact and contiguous space on the location or premises specifically named and described and for which the license was granted. Exceptions for addition or change must be set forth in annual application for renewal, or specifically approved for the City Council. Licensed premises shall include the entire parcel of land on which the establishment is located; provided, however, that no sales or service shall take place outside the designated serving areas approved by the City Council in the licensing procedure unless such sales and/or service is authorized on a temporary basis for a special event, and shall be subject to any conditions and limitations the City Council deems appropriate. (b) Licensees holding off sale and on sale licenses on the same location or premises must display and sell all off sale merchandise in an area that is clearly separated from the on sale part of the premises (by solid wall or partition)with separate entrance and exit. Section 23. Duration; expiration date; prorating of certain licenses. (a) All licenses shall be for one year and shall commence on July 1 and expire on June 30. (b) All applications, including renewals for annual licenses shall be submitted, along with payment of annual fee, to the City Clerk no later than May 15. (c) The City Council may, as it determines under appropriate circumstances,prorate annual fees for a partial year. Section 24. Fees. Page 11 Liquor Ordinance#