HARRY HUGHES, Governor                                           31

(2) The annual license fee for restaurants serving
alcoholic beverages on Sunday under this subsection is $100 in
addition to the annual license fee for the license held.]

DRAFTER'S NOTE: This repeals provisions of law that failed
referendum of the voters of Garrett County at the
general election held in November 1984.

The provisions of law were contained in Ch. 129 of the
Acts of the General Assembly of 1984, which further
provided, in Section 2. of that Act, that if a
majority of the votes cast in the election were "For
allowing restaurants in Garrett County to serve
alcoholic beverages on Sunday between the hours of 1
p.m. and midnight" the provisions of the act shall
become effective on the 30th day following the
official canvass of votes for the referendum.

The failure of the referendum was noted by the Michie
Company.

150.

(a-1) In Cecil County, the Board of County Commissioners
shall appoint three other persons, all of whom are to be of high
moral character and possess a sound reputation for integrity, to
constitute the board of license commissioners for the county.
The members of the board shall designate their own chairman. The
first members of the board shall be appointed for three-, four-
and five- year terms, respectively, and their successors for
terms of five years each. The board of license commissioners
shall meet at least once a month. The annual salary of the
chairman is $1,500 and the annual salary of the other
commissioners is $1,200. Each shall receive necessary expenses
in connection with his duties to be paid by the [Commissioner]
COMMISSIONERS.

DRAFTER'S NOTE: This corrects a typographic error in
Article 2B, § 150(a-l).

The error occurred in Ch. 368 of the Acts of the
Regular Session of the General Assembly of 1985, which
amended subsection (a-1), but not the misspelled word
"Commissioners".

The error was noted by the Computer Division of the
Department of Legislative Reference.

Alcoholic Beverages in Talbot [County] AND WORCESTER COUNTIES

DRAFTER'S NOTE: This amends the subtitle, preceding Article
2B, § 206 to include a reference to Worcester County.