“Gift store” means a retail store located in an H-1 or H-2 zoning district which sells souvenirs, magazines, candy and gifts primarily to tourists. A gift store must maintain at least fifty-one percent of its retail floor space dedicated to the sale of souvenirs, magazines, candy and gifts not otherwise definable as groceries. A gift store shall not be granted a package liquor license if the entry door is located within one thousand five hundred feet of the entry door of any other package liquor licensee. Gift stores located in resort hotels are not subject to this restriction.
As an exception to the gift store restrictions above, a retail gift business whose primary business is the etching or engraving of glassware and sale thereof may be issued a package liquor license for the sale only of engraved or etched liquor, wine, and champagne bottles. Such liquor supply and display shall be kept in a separate area restricting the entry of minors. The wholesale value of the liquor inventory shall not exceed ten thousand dollars. (Ord. L-232-05 § 24, 2005)