(4) The license shall be restricted to restaurants that have table service,
specifically excluding any type of service while standing, or where the customer
accepts delivery of the purchased food items other than while seated at a table;

(5) The proposed location must otherwise comply with the zoning
ordinances of Baltimore County; and

(6) The license, once issued, may not be:

(i) Transferred outside of the "Pikesville Revitalization Area" or
"Pikesville Town Center"; or

(ii) Converted to any other class of license; AND

(7) THE LICENSE MAY NOT BE ISSUED FOR USE ON PREMISES OR A
LOCATION THAT HAS BEEN LICENSED UNDER ANY CLASS OF ON-SALE ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGES LICENSE WITHIN 2 YEARS BEFORE THE APPLICATION FOR THE CLASS B
(SB) LICENSE IS FILED.

(c) (1) Except for Class C licenses, 10 of any class beer, wine, and liquor
(on-sale) retail licenses in existence at any location in Baltimore County on January
1, 1988 may be transferred into the "Pikesville Revitalization Area" or the "Pikesville
Town Center" in Baltimore County and converted into Class B (SB) licenses.

(2) Upon transfer, the transferred license may not be considered as a
license in the district from which it was transferred.

Chapter 333 of the Acts of 1988, as amended by Chapter 571 of the Acts of
1990, Chapter 243 of the Acts of 1992, and Chapter 166 of the Acts of 1995

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall take effect
July 1, 1988. The provisions of this Act permitting the transfer of any class beer, wine
and liquor (on-sale) retail licenses into the "Pikesville Revitalization Area" or the
"Pikesville Town Center" in Baltimore County and the conversion of those licenses
into Class B (SB) licenses shall remain effective for a period of [11] 16 years and 3
months and, at the end of September 30, [1999] 2004, and with no further action
required by the General Assembly, those provisions of this Act shall be abrogated and
of no further force and effect.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall take effect
July 1, 1999.

Approved April 13, 1999.