Ch. 5                                        1993 LAWS OF MARYLAND

(viii) 1. The special Class B (inn) license also authorizes the holder
to keep for sale and sell beer, wine, and liquor for on-premises consumption during
catered events that are catered by the licensee at the inn establishment if the licensee is
under contract to cater the event.

2.       Food shall be served at all catered events where alcoholic
beverages are provided or sold.

3.       The Liquor Control Board shall adopt regulations to ensure
that the primary purpose of the special Class B (inn) license is to permit the licensee to
operate as an historic inn.

(o) (1) In Howard County THE ANNUAL LICENSE FEE IS $175.

(2) [any] ANY restaurant that meets the definition of a restaurant under §
2(p) may apply for a Class B beer and light wine license, subject to approval of the Board.

[(2) The annual fee for this license is $175.]

(p) (1) In Kent County THE ANNUAL LICENSE FEE IS $1,000.

(2) [any] ANY restaurant meeting the definition of a restaurant as set forth
in § 101 may apply for a special Class B beer and light wine license, subject to approval of
the Board.

[(2) The annual fee for this license is $1,000.]

(q) (1) In Montgomery County the annual license fee [for such a license] is
$400.

(2) (I) IN THIS PARAGRAPH, "ESTABLISHMENT" MEANS A BOWLING
ALLEY, BILLIARD HALL, OR DRUGSTORE OR A RESTAURANT LOCATED WITHIN
THESE BUSINESSES.

(II) A license may not be issued to, or for use in conjunction with, or
upon the premises of any [restaurant located within a bowling alley, drugstore or billiard
hall] ESTABLISHMENT or for use upon any premises which has a door, archway, opening
or other passageway providing direct public access to any [bowling alley, billiard hall or
drugstore] ESTABLISHMENT.

(r) (1) IN PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY THE ANNUAL LICENSE FEE IS $300.

(2) (I) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (a) of this section,
the Board of License Commissioners [for Prince George's County] may not issue any
Class B beer and light wine license with other than the privilege of selling beer and light
wine for consumption on the licensed premise (on-sale only).

(II) However, licensees holding this class of license prior to July 1,.
1975, who have been exercising the privilege of selling alcoholic beverages for
consumption off the licensed premise may continue to exercise this privilege. [The
annual fee for this license is $300.]

(s) In Queen Anne's County the annual license fee is $500.

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