PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor

Ch. 10

[(5)] (7) All such licenses shall be issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Baltimore City upon certification of the Board [of License Commissioners of
Baltimore City]. The annual license fee is $1,200.

[(6)] (8) The Board [of License Commissioners] shall adopt regulations to
determine the manner of operation of an establishment that is operated under a Class
B-D-7 beer, wine and liquor license.

[(7)](9) (i) During March, 1993, the holder of an expiring Class B-D-7
beer, wine and liquor license shall file with the Board [of License Commissioners] a
declaration of intent in conjunction with filing an application for license renewal.

(ii) The declaration of intent shall request the Board [of License
Commissioners of Baltimore City] to:

1.       Renew the expiring license effective May 1, 1993 as a Class
B-D-7 beer, wine and liquor license pursuant to this section and any regulations adopted
by the Board; or

2.       Renew the expiring license effective May 1, 1993 as a Class
A-2 beer, wine and liquor off-sale package goods license pursuant to § 6-102 of this
article.

(iii) A Class A-2 beer, wine and liquor off-sale license substituted
under this section may not be converted or substituted for any other class of alcoholic
beverages license, including a reversion to a Class B-D-7 beer, wine and liquor license.

(iv) A substitute license provided for under this subsection may not be
granted after May 1, 1993.

8-204.1.

(a) THERE IS A SPECIAL THEATER LICENSE.

(B)      [The] IN THIS SECTION, "BOARD" MEANS THE Baltimore County Board of
License Commissioners.

(C)     THE BOARD may issue a special theater (on-sale) beer, wine and liquor
license for use in a theater if the theater:

(1)     Is housed within a building;

(2)     Has a capacity to hold a minimum of 1,500 permanently installed seats;
and

(3)     Regularly presents live entertainment.

[(b)](D) Notwithstanding any other provision of this article to the contrary, a
holder is authorized to sell beer, wine and liquor at retail for on-premises consumption:

(1)     For 2 hours before the entertainment begins;

(2)     During the entertainment; and

(3)     For 1 hour after the entertainment.

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