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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 463

transfer or sale. This section shall permit the transfer of
location and the assignment of license in the same application.

(M) IN CECIL COUNTY, THE BOARD OF LICENSE COMMISSIONERS MAY
NOT TRANSFER AN OFF-SALE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES LICENSE OF ANY CLASS
FOR THE USE IN A BUSINESS THAT IS INTENDED TO BE OPERATED AS A
DRIVE THROUGH PURCHASE FACILITY WHERE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ARE TO
BE SOLD AT RETAIL AND DISPENSED THROUGH A WINDOW OR DOOR TO A
PURCHASER IN OR ON A MOTOR VEHICLE FOR OFF-PREMISE CONSUMPTION.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That the provisions
of this Act do not affect a transfer of holders for the same
premises or the renewal of an existing off-sale license used for
a drive through purchase facility in Cecil County. However, if
the existing license is transferred to a different location other
than the premises for which the existing license is issued, the
right to operate the business as a drive through purchase
facility is void, and if the transferee continues to operate the
business as a drive through purchase facility for alcoholic
beverages, the Cecil County Board of License Commissioners shall
revoke the license.

SECTION 3. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall
take effect June 1, 1985.

Approved May 21, 1985.

CHAPTER 464

(House Bill 1604)

AN ACT concerning

Baltimore City - Court House and Court Security Officers

FOR the purpose of specifying that the Baltimore City Court House
building located at One Hundred North Calvert Street shall
be identified as the Clarence M. Mitchell, Jr. Court House;
specifying that the Baltimore City Court House building
located at One Eleven North Calvert Street shall be
identified as the Court House East Building; clarifying that
Court Security Officers are vested with the powers of peace
officers within the total confines of certain buildings;
altering the conditions under which Court Security Officers
may arrest a person; correcting an obsolete reference;
making technical corrections; and generally relating to the
powers of Court Security Officers in buildings comprising
the Baltimore City Court House.

BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments,