MARVIN MANDEL, Governor                             2421

and liquor by the drink from the bar [and/or] OR a
cocktail lounge to persons on the licensed premises.

The board of license commissioners is authorized to
adopt [such] THESE rules and regulations as it [may deem]
CONSIDERS necessary relating to the issuance, suspension
and cancellation of [said] THESE permits in furtherance
of this subsection.

The annual fee for [such] a special Sunday "on—sale"
permit [shall be five hundred ($500.00) dollars] IS $500,
which [shall be] IS in addition to the annual fee for the
beer, wine and liquor license, Class B, to which it
[shall be] IS attached.

(5)    In Prince George's County there is in
addition to the classes [herein] provided FOR, a special
Class B license known as Class BLX which [shall be] IS
issued only to luxury type restaurants; they shall be
applied for in the regular manner and [shall have a] THE
license fee [of] IS $940. A luxury type restaurant shall
be as defined by the rules and regulations of the board
of liquor license commissioners for Prince George's
County, [provided that] IF the restaurant has a minimum
capital investment of $250,000 for dining room facilities
and kitchen equipment, which sum may not include the cost
of land, buildings or a lease, with a minimum seating
capacity of 150 persons. The board of license
commissioners has complete discretion as to whom these
licenses shall be issued, the number to be issued, and as
to whether an existing license holder of an alcoholic
beverage license in Prince George's County may also have
an interest in one Class BLX license. An individual or
corporation may hold not more than two Class BLX
licenses. This license is limited and restricted to the
purpose of providing alcoholic beverages for consumption
on the licensed premises only, with no off—sale
privileges to be exercised [therewith].

(6)    In Prince George's County, the board of
license commissioners is authorized to approve the
issuance of a Class B, beer, wine and liquor license, to
be known as an "arena license," for the sale of beer,
wine, and liquor by the drink and by the bottle within
the arena, from one or more outlets, for consumption on
the licensed premises. This license shall be issued only
to the person, firm, or corporation owning or leasing an
arena, one of whom must be a resident of the State of
Maryland, or to a concessionaire designated by the
person, firm, or corporation owning or leasing [said] THE
arena. [Said] THE concessionaire need not be a resident
of the State of Maryland. The board of license
commissioners shall prescribe rules and regulations
pertaining to the manner of dispensing alcoholic
beverages, the number of outlets authorized to dispense
alcoholic beverages, and the hours and days of sale. The
licensee [shall be] IS subject to all of the provisions
of this article and to the rules and regulations of the