53-123.12 Farm winery license; application requirements; renewal; fees.
53-123.12. Farm winery license; applicationrequirements; renewal; fees.(1) Any persondesiring to obtain a new license to operate a farm winery shall:(a) File an application withthe commission in triplicate original upon such forms as the commission fromtime to time prescribes;(b) Pay the license fee tothe commission under sections 53-124 and 53-124.01, which feeshall be returned to the applicant if the application is denied; and(c) Pay the nonrefundable application fee to the commissionin the sum of four hundred dollars.(2) To renew a farm winerylicense, a farm winery licensee shall file an application with the commission,pay the license fee under sections 53-124 and 53-124.01, and pay the renewalfee of forty-five dollars.(3) License fees, application fees, and renewal fees may be paid to the commissionby certified or cashier's check of a bank within this state, personal or businesscheck, United States post office money order, or cash in the full amount ofsuch fees.(4) For a new license, the commission shall thennotify, by registered or certified mail marked return receipt requested withpostage prepaid, the municipal clerk of the city or incorporated village wheresuch license is sought or, if the license is not sought within a city or incorporatedvillage, the county clerk of the county where such license is sought of thereceipt of the application and shall enclose with such notice one copy ofthe application. No such license shall then be issued by the commission untilthe expiration of at least forty-five days from the date of mailing such applicationby the commission. Within thirty-five days from the date of receipt of suchapplication from the commission, the local governing bodies of nearby citiesor villages or the county may make and submit to the commission recommendationsrelative to the granting of or refusal to grant such license to the applicant. SourceLaws 1985, LB 279, § 7; Laws 1988, LB 1089, § 10; Laws 1991, LB 202, § 2; Laws 2000, LB 973, § 3; Laws 2010, LB861, § 53.