HARRY HUGHES, Governor                                           753

Chapter 641 of the Acts of the General Assembly of 1983
Section 3

SECTION 1. BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
MARYLAND, That the Laws of Maryland read as follows:

Article 2B - Alcoholic Beverages

18.

(o)  (7) By July 1, 1983, licensees under this section shall
implement the privileges conferred by this license and be in full
operation. Also, at [the] THAT time a licensee shall have a
minimum of $10,000 beer, wine and liquor in stock.

19.

(1)  (2) Any hotel meeting the minimum requirements of
subsection (aa) may elect to be issued a license under that
subsection, or any bona fide hotel may elect to be issued a
license under this subsection if it: (i) is an establishment for
the accommodation of the public providing service ordinarily
found in hotels, (ii) is equipped with not fewer than 25 rooms, a
lobby with registration and [wall] MAIL desk, seating facilities
and a dining room which serves full-course meals at least twice
daily and which has a regular seating capacity at tables (not
including seats at bars or counters) for 50 or more persons, and
(iii) is operated in a physical plant which has a valuation for
purposes of State and local assessment and taxation of not less
than $20,000 and which has a valuation of personal property for
purposes of State and local assessment and taxation of not less
than $3,000. This license in a hotel does not permit sales at
bars or counters, or sales for consumption anywhere except on the
premises on which the meals are prepared and served.

20.

(h-2) (5) The license shall be issued only to the following
clubs and organizations:

(v) A racquetball club, regardless of whether
the club is operated for profit, that has 75 or more bona fide
members paying dues of not less than $50 each per year, which has
at the time of application and continues to maintain a minimum of
6 racquetball [courts] COURTS, with facilities for preparing
food. No license may be issued if the licensee is within 300 feet
of any existing licensed establishment of any kind.

53.

(a) The number of licenses of each class of alcoholic
beverage licenses in Prince George's County may not exceed the
following maximum amounts: