On-Premises Permit Forms & Instructions
You must apply online. However, you may look at a historical copy of our paper On-Premises Application and Instructions to get a general idea of the information and documentation necessary to complete an online application. We no longer accept paper applications. There are 3 permit types that require specialized information:
1. Festival
3. Tobacco Bar
You may be required to submit some of the below forms as part of your application. Below is a description of common forms and when they are required. If a form is marked with an asterisk (*), then it is always required.
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Used if there was a prior permit at the business location but no alcohol was purchased from a prior permittee |
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Add entertainment endorsements (bands, acoustic music, comedians, magicians, etc.) to your permit after filing your application (you may select live entertainment options on the first page of your application) |
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Used if your business bought alcohol from the prior permittee |
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Must be filled out by the permittee and each member of the backer to authorize a background check |
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Must be signed by a member of the backer; allows DCP to obtain financial information if required |
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Necessary if the permittee or member of the backer has a felony history |
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Used if you have an attorney, consultant, or other third party helping you fill out the application |
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Submitted if you want a provisional permit |
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Established that your business has the funds to cover initial and anticipated costs and expenses |
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Documents inspection by the local fire marshal and that premises may be operated under fire code; the fire marshal may sign the front page of the application instead of submitting this form |
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Used to extend permit premises to include a patio or any other area outside where drinks will be sold or served; to add any extra bars where consumers will sit and drink beverages (all permits already include one consumer bar) |
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Must be signed by a local health official and states that your business is authorized to sell food; the applicant can submit a copy of the food service license instead |