PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor Ch. 503

(3) That provides education on the dangers of drinking and driving; and

(4) That defines effective methods for:

(i) Serving customers to minimize the chance of intoxication;

(ii) Ceasing service before the customer becomes intoxicated; and

(iii) Determining if a customer is under the drinking age.

(b) (1) The provisions of this section apply to:

(i) Licensed premises that are operated by selling alcoholic beverages
directly to a customer from a bar or service bar on the premises;

(ii) Premises licensed for off sale; and

(iii) In Montgomery County, a holder of a caterer's license issued
under § 6-706.1 of this article.

(2) This section does not apply to:

(i) Temporary alcoholic beverages licenses issued under § 7-101 of

this article;

(ii) A Class E (on-sale) steamboat alcoholic beverages license;

(iii) A Class F (on-sale) railroad alcoholic beverages license; or

(iv) A Class G (on-sale) aircraft alcoholic beverages license.

(c) (1) A holder of any class of retail alcoholic beverages license or an employee
designated by the holder shall complete training in an approved alcohol awareness
program. The training shall be valid for a period of 4 years, and the holder shall complete
retraining in an approved program for each successive 4-year period.

(2) (i) This paragraph applies only in Montgomery County.

(ii) The licensee or a person who is employed in a supervisory capacity
designated by the licensee shall be certified by an approved alcohol awareness program
and shall be present during the hours in which alcohol may be sold.

(3) (i) This paragraph applies only in Harford County.

(ii) The licensee or a person who is employed in a supervisory capacity
designated by the licensee shall be certified by an approved alcohol awareness program
and shall be present during the hours in which alcohol may be sold.

(d) Any licensee who violates the provisions of subsection (c) of this section is
subject to:

(1) For the first offense, a $100 fine; and

(2) For each subsequent offense, a fine not to exceed $500 or a suspension
or revocation of the license or both.

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