Maryland Alcoholic Beverages Section 8-1001

Article - Alcoholic Beverages

§ 8-1001.

      (a)      In this section, "district" means:

            (1)      A designated Maryland main street with a local management authority;

            (2)      A designated revitalization area; or

            (3)      An area with a revitalization plan that has been adopted locally.

      (b)      This section applies only in Prince George's County.

      (c)      There is a Class B-RD license.

      (d)      (1)      A Class B-RD (revitalization district) license shall be issued by the office where Class B licenses are issued in the county.

            (2)      The license authorizes the holder to keep for sale and sell liquor at retail in any premises licensed for Class B-RD sales.

            (3)      Only on-sale consumption is permitted.

      (e)      The annual license fee is $660.

      (f)      All applicants for this license shall:

            (1)      Be located and remain within a district;

            (2)      Have gross sales:

                  (i)      That do not exceed $150,000 per year; and

                  (ii)      Of which at least 80 percent are derived from the sale of food; and

            (3)      Be primarily a restaurant at which patrons are seated to eat.

      (g)      The hours and days for sale are as provided in § 11-517 of this article.

      (h)      The Board of License Commissioners shall determine the number of Class B-RD (revitalization district) licenses to be issued.



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