WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor                    Ch. 699

(v) Notwithstanding the provisions of § 41 or
other provisions of this article, an individual, partnership, or
corporation may not hold or have an interest in more than four
Class BH licenses.

(VI) 1. A HOLDER OF A CLASS BH LICENSE MAY SELL

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES TO REGISTERED GUESTS FOR ON-PREMISES

CONSUMPTION FROM SELF-SERVE BARS THAT ARE LOCATED IN PRIVATE
GUEST ROOMS WITHIN THE HOTEL WHERE THE LICENSE IS HELD.

2. IF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ARE SOLD UNDER
THE PROVISIONS OF SUBPARAGRAPH 1. OF THIS PARAGRAPH, THEN
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES SHALL BE SOLD IN SEALED PACKAGES AND SOLD IN
PACKAGES OR CONTAINERS OF LESS THAN 200 MILLILITERS.

[(vi)](VII) The board of license

commissioners shall adopt rules to establish compliance with the
provisions of this subsection.

38.

(a) (1) (I) In Prince George's County, EXCEPT FOR A HOLDER
OF A CLASS BH HOTEL LICENSE SELLING ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES FROM
SELF-SERVE BARS LOCATED IN REGISTERED GUEST ROOMS, [no] A holder
of any retail license [shall be permitted to] MAY NOT sell in a
sealed package or container less than 200 milliliters of any
alcoholic beverage except beer and wine.

(II) 1. THE PROVISIONS OF SUBPARAGRAPH (I) OF
THIS PARAGRAPH DO NOT APPLY TO THE HOLDER OF ANY CLASS B BEER,
WINE AND LIQUOR LICENSE APPROVED FOR USE IN AN ESTABLISHMENT
WHICH IS A HOTEL AS DEFINED IN § 19(S)(3).

2. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES (OTHER THAN BEER
AND WINE) IN SEALED CONTAINERS OF UNDER 200 MILLILITERS MAY BE
SOLD TO GUESTS OF A HOTEL WHO ARE 21 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER ONLY
FROM LOCKED PRESTOCKED PRIVATE BARS LOCATED WITHIN INDIVIDUAL
GUEST ROOMS AND CHARGES MUST BE REFLECTED UPON THE RESPECTIVE
GUEST ROOM BILL.

3. IF A ROOM IS RENTED TO A GUEST UNDER
THE AGE OF 21, THE HOTEL MANAGEMENT SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
REMOVING THE BAR KEY FROM THE ROOM.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall
take effect July 1, 1987.

Approved June 2, 1987.

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