WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor                        Ch. 6

the application. An employee of the country club may not have
guests at the country club for the purpose of the consumption of
alcoholic beverages during the employee's normal working hours.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Obsolete cross-reference in Article 2B, §
20(j-l).

Occurred: See Note for Article 2B, § 2(t).

21.

(h) In Kent County the annual fee for the license is
$1,500. Provided that in Kent County, [unless designated under §
2(t)(2) of this article,] a person under the age of 21 years is
not permitted in the tavern or on the premises wherein liquor is
sold under a Class D license.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Obsolete cross-reference in Article 2B, § 21
(h).

Occurred: See Note for Article 2B, § 2(t).

25.

(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 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:

(b)  (1) Special beer license, Class C, OR a special beer
and wine license, Class C, which entitles the holder to exercise
any of the privileges conferred by the respective classes of
licenses for the use of any person holding any bona fide
entertainment conducted by any club, society or association at
the place described, for a period not exceeding seven consecutive
days from the effective date thereof, upon the payment of a fee
of $5 per day.

(5) In Wicomico [County] COUNTY, the fee is $20 per
day.

(b-1) Whenever a special one-day license is issued under
the provisions of subsection (b) [above] OF THIS SECTION, the
holders of wholesale licenses may enter into an agreement with
the holder of a special one-day license to deliver beer or wine
two days prior to the effective date, and to accept returns two

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