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License for Nonprofit Swim Clubs to Serve Alcohol
This law creates a new type of license in Anne Arundel County that allows nonprofit swim clubs to let members and guests bring alcohol onto the club's property during special events.
What This Bill Does
- Creates a new kind of license for nonprofit swim clubs called 'consumption-only' which lets them allow members and their guests to bring beer, wine, and liquor onto the premises.
- Limits this permission to specific areas within the club and only during designated events.
- Requires the license holder to give at least 10 days notice to the Board of License Commissioners before any event where alcohol will be served.
- Sets an annual fee of $100 for the license, with additional fees of $50 per day for up to three extra days beyond the initial five allowed.
Who It Names or Affects
- Nonprofit swim clubs in Anne Arundel County
- Members and guests of these swim clubs
Terms To Know
- Consumption-only license
- A special permit that allows nonprofit swim clubs to let members and their guests bring alcohol onto the club's property for drinking during specific events.
- Designated event
- An approved occasion when a nonprofit swim club can allow members and guests to consume alcohol on its premises, limited to up to five days per year.
Limits and Unknowns
- The law only applies in Anne Arundel County.
- Additional days beyond the initial five allowed for designated events require approval from the Board of License Commissioners with extra fees.