Ch. 300                                   1993 LAWS OF MARYLAND .

(c)     The hours and days of sale under the license are the same as a Class D beer,
wine and liquor on-sale license under § 106 of this article or during lesser hours specified
by the holder.

(d)      [The] A license shall be issued and renewed without charge or an annual fee
and may not be transferred.

24F.

(a)     (1) In Worcester County, the Board of License Commissioners may issue a
caterer's license.

(2) If a caterer's license is issued, it shall only be issued to a holder of a
Class B restaurant or hotel (on-sale) beer, wine and liquor license in Worcester County.

(b)      [A fee may not be charged for this license] THE ANNUAL LICENSE FEE IS
$100.

(c)     A caterer's license issued under this section authorizes the holder to provide
alcoholic beverages at events that are held off the Class B restaurant or hotel (on-sale)
beer, wine and liquor license premises.

(d)     The holder shall provide food as well as alcoholic beverages for consumption
at the catered event.

(e) A holder may exercise the privileges under this license only during the hours
and days that are permitted in this article for a Class B restaurant or hotel (on-sale) beer,
wine and liquor license in Worcester County.

(f)      This section does not require a holder of an existing Class B restaurant or
hotel (on-sale) beer, wine and liquor license to have a caterer's license for catering on the
premises that is covered by the Class B license.

[39B-1.] 39B.

(A) In Worcester County the owner or owners of any regular licensed horse racing
establishment, holding public meetings at which pari-mutuel betting is permitted, or the
concessionaire or catering organization at that place, whether an individual, association
or corporation, may procure without additional residential, voting or locative
qualifications, a license for the sale of beer or beer and light wine within the confines of
its racing park in the county, at the same cost for other beer and beer and light wine
licenses in the county.

(B)     The person may procure a license for the sale of beer, wine and liquor within
the confines of its racing park in the county, for a fee of [$750] $1,500 each year, which
entitles the holder to sell at one or more locations within its park.

(C)     The licenses and the licensees are subject to all laws[, rules] and regulations
applicable in Worcester County to the sale of alcoholic beverages not inconsistent with
the provisions of this section.

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