Ch. 11                    LAWS OF MARYLAND

such license by the board, may also be issued in Anne Arundel
County to a country club meeting the aforementioned requirements
other than the requirements for a regular or championship golf
course of nine holes or more; but which country club instead
shall be required to have, in addition to the other requirements,
not less than 15 acres of ground for the licensed premises and
used in connection therewith. Licensed clubs in this category of
a special Class C (country club) license are subject to
restrictions appearing in § 92 of this article as to sale of
alcoholic beverages on Sunday. The country clubs may not be
permitted to sell alcoholic beverages for consumption off their
premises nor the grounds of such club used in connection
therewith.                                                                                                   

(f-1) In Charles County, this license may be issued either
to a bona fide nonprofit organization or to a club composed
solely of members who served in the armed forces of the United
States, in any war in which the United States has engaged, which
organization or club operates solely for the use of its own
members and their guests when accompanied by the members,
provided the club or organization meets in a clubhouse that is
used for no other purpose, the license fee is $250. This license
shall permit on premise consumption of alcoholic beverages in the
clubhouse or on property that is directly contiguous to the
clubhouse, is owned by the club or bona fide nonprofit
organization, and is used exclusively by the members and their
[guest] GUESTS for social functions or business of the club or
organization.

DRAFTER'S NOTE: This corrects grammatical errors in Article
2B, § 20(c)(iv)l. and (f-1).

The grammatical error in subsection (c)(iv)1. occurred
in Ch. 953 of the Acts of 1977. The grammatical error
in subsection (f-1) was a publishing error which
occurred in the printing of the 1984 Supplement to the
1987 Replacement Volume for Volume 1 of the Annotated
Code.

The grammatical errors were noted by the Computer
Division of the Department of Legislative Reference.

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(a) The clerk of the court for the county or the city, upon
approval of the board of license commissioners for said county or
city, if any, [and if there be no such board, upon approval of
the State Appeal Board;] and the Comptroller in the case of
application for statewide license[;], upon proper application, on
forms as may be prescribed by the Comptroller, signed and sworn
to, shall have authority to grant the following types of special
licenses for the periods and at the following fees:

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