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Effective July 1 2016, the City will collect a $2.00 Technology Enhancement Fee on each permit and specialty license issued. The funds will be used to enhance and streamline licensing and permitting technologies used by the City.Any person who sells liquor in Arizona must apply for a liquor license at the Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses & Control. The State will forward all applications for businesses in Mesa to the City of Mesa Licensing Office.Upon receiving the application, the Licensing Office will post a sign on the proposed business premises. The posting must remain up for 20 calendar days. Any person who resides or who owns or leases property within one mile of the applicant's premises may submit written comments or petitions to the City stating whether they are for or against the application within the 20-day posting period. Written comments or petitions should be mailed, faxed, or sent by e-mail. Once the 20-day posting period has concluded, all comments will be forwarded to the City Council.
No arguments shall be filed or accepted by the City thereafter.The City is required to have the recommendation back to the State within 60 days of the receipt of the application. The City of Mesa has no control over the processing of a license application after the City Council makes its recommendation to the State Liquor Board.If the City Council recommends denial of a liquor license, the State Liquor Board will schedule a hearing on the application, at which time a City representative and the applicant may present their cases. The City Attorney's Office represents Mesa at all hearings before the State Liquor Board. However, the City Attorney's Office does not represent individual residents or neighborhood groups at the State Liquor Board hearings.Submit complete application to Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and ControlFeesApplication Fee (all series)$100Issuance FeeSeries 1 - 4, 8 and 13$2,000Series 6, 7$2,000Series 9, 10, 11, 12$2,000Series 14$2,000Annual Fee (due Dec. 31 of each year)Series 1 - 4, 8 and 13$500Series 6, 7, 9 10 and 14$550Late Fee20% of renewal rateSpecial Event Liquor License Application Fee$25How can I speak for or against a liquor license?Any person who resides or who owns or leases property within one mile of the applicant's premises may submit written comments or petitions to the City stating whether they are for or against the application within the 20-day posting period.
No arguments shall be filed or accepted by the City thereafter. Written comments or petitions should be mailed, faxed, or sent by.In addition, any person - no matter where he/she lives - who wishes to speak before the Mesa City Council concerning a liquor license application may do so at a public hearing.