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2296

LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 665

Under   §  20(k)(2).............[20] 21

Under   §   20(k)(3)................[5] 3

Under   §   20(k)(4)..................[11] 12

UNDER  §   20(K)(4)(II) ................1

[(2)] (B) This section shall not invalidate any
license in any class which exceeds the maximum number of
said class at the time of effective date of this provision,
but when any such licenses in excess of the number provided
hereby shall expire by virtue of revocation, cessation of
business or not be renewed, then no new license shall be
issued to replace it.

[(3)] (C) This section shall not apply to licenses
issued under the provisions of [§ 19(i)(2)] §§ 19(S)(2),
19(S)(5), or [§] 25 of this article.

[(4)] (D) In Prince George's County no license shall
be granted to sell alcoholic beverages in any building
located within one thousand feet of a school building, or
within 500 feet of a church. The one thousand feet, or the
500 feet, as the case may be, is to be measured from the
front door or main entrance, whichever is nearest the street
abutting the premises, of the proposed licensed
establishment along the nearest usual pedestrian route to
the door closest to the licensed premises which is used as
an entrance or exit to any school, or to the main entrance
of the church building, provided that this restriction shall
not apply in the case of a church, if the governing body of
the church concerned shall consent in writing to the
granting of such license, which consent shall be filed with
the application, but the license of any person or persons or
for the use of a corporation or unincorporated association
issued for any building located within such distance from a
church or school building may be renewed or extended for the
same building. This section shall not apply to any transfer
or assignment of a license located within the aforesaid
distance of one thousand feet to another place of business
within the aforesaid distance and/or to an assignee of said
license within said distance of the same church or school
building. This section shall not apply to the issuance of a
license for a place of business, not having an alcoholic
beverage license, to which an alcoholic beverage license had
been issued and was in force and effect on June 1, 1965, as
to a license of the same class which was in force and effect
as of said date, applied for in said place of business nor
to a renewal of a license of any establishment where,
subsequent to the original granting of said license a school
or church building was erected within 1,000 feet. This
section shall not apply to any licenses or to any license
issued under [§ 19(i)(2)] §§ 19(S)(2), 19(S)(5), or [§] 25
of this article. This section shall not apply in the case
of a private kindergarten or nursery school.

 

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