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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 390

(O) THIS SECTION DOES NOT APPLY IN HARFORD COUNTY.

[(J)](P) In Howard County there [ shall be] ARE two
Class A licenses[; ]:

(1)    [the first shall be known as a] A Class A—1
license [and shall be] IS a seven—day license and the ANNUAL
license fee [shall be nine hundred dollars ($900.00)
annually] IS $900[; the second shall be designated as a].

(2)    A Class A-2 license [and shall be] IS a
six-day license and [its] THE ANNUAL license fee [shall be
five hundred dollars ($500.00) annually] IS $500.

(Q) IN KENT COUNTY THE ANNUAL FEE IS $2,000.

(R) THIS SECTION DOES NOT APPLY IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

[(k)] (S) In Prince George's County the ANNUAL license
fee [shall be five hundred and sixty dollars ($560.00)
annually] IS $650.

[(1) ] (T) In Queen Anne's County the annual license
fee [for such a license shall be two thousand dollars
($2,000.00)] IS $2,000.

[(1-1)]) (U) In St. Mary's County there [shall be]

ARE two Class A licenses[;]:

(1)       [the first shall be known as a] A Class A-1
license [and shall be] IS a seven—day license [at an] AND
THE annual license fee [of three hundred dollars ($300.00);
the second shall be designated a] IS $300.

(2)        A Class A—2 license [and shall be] IS a
six-day license [at an] AND THE annual license fee [of two
hundred dollars ($200.00)] IS $200.

(V) THIS SECTION DOES NOT APPLY IN SOMERSET COUNTY

[(m)] (W) In Talbot County [no such] THIS license
[shall] MAY NOT be issued except to grocery stores, drug
stores, incorporated clubs, restaurants and hotels which
have been doing business in [said] THE county for more than
one year prior to the date of the application for [such] THE
license. The annual fee for [such a] THE license [shall be
one thousand dollars ($1,000.00)] IS $1,000.

[ (n) ] (X) In Washington County the ANNUAL license fee
[shall be one hundred and fifty dollars ($150.00) annually]
IS $150.

[(n—1)] (Y) (1) In Wicomico County, any license issued
under the provisions of this section shall be issued only to
existing establishments that already have a Class B beer,
wine and liquor (restaurant) license and have been
continually operating as a restaurant in the county for
three months prior to the application for this license.