WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor                             Ch. 5

(iv) A Class B-ECF/DS license authorizes the holder to sell beer, wine,
and liquor from multiple designated outlets on the University's campus only at
University-related functions catered by the Department of Dining Services.

(v) 1. A Class B-ECF/DS license is restricted to on-sale privileges
only.

2. Any alcoholic beverages purchased at a designated outlet
shall be consumed within the confines of that outlet and may not be transported to
another outlet.

(vi) All profits from the retail sale of alcoholic beverages under this
paragraph shall be deposited in the Dining Services Income Fund of the University of
Maryland.

(vii) The annual fee for a Class B-ECF/DS license is $4,000.

(viii) The Board of License Commissioners:

1.       May regulate the manner in which alcoholic beverages are
dispensed under a Class B-ECF/DS license;

2.       Prior to the issuance of this license, shall designate the exact
campus locations for the outlets for the sale of alcoholic beverages under this license;

3.       Shall maintain a map and description of the designated
outlets for verification upon the renewal of this license;

4.       Shall require the Department of Dining Services of the
University of Maryland at College Park to report to the Board at least 5 days in advance
of all University-related catered functions at which beer, wine, or liquor is intended to be
sold or served; and

5.       Shall process this license in the same manner as any other
license issued by the Board.

(ix) The hours and days of sale under this license are as provided
under § 103 of this article.

(x) The restriction on the distance between the location of a school
and an alcoholic beverages licensed premises does not apply to a Class B-ECF/DS
license.

(xi) The general prohibition on the number of alcoholic beverages
licenses for the same person or premises does not apply to a Class B-ECF/DS license.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Word "Class" omitted in § 19(r)(5)(ii); and clarifying language in all
of 19(r).

Occurred: Ch. 22, Acts of 1992.

- 55 -