ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor                              Ch. 52

(ii) In the town of Barnesville, the Montgomery County Board of
License Commissioners may issue a special 7-day on-sale beer, wine[,] and liquor
license to any bona fide religious, fraternal, civic, or charitable organization.

(iii) In the town of Kensington, the Montgomery County Board of
License Commissioners may issue A SPECIAL 2-DAY ON-SALE BEER AND WINE
LICENSE OR a special 2-day on-sale beer, wine[,] and liquor license to any bona fide
religious, fraternal, civic, or charitable organization holding an event on municipal
property located at 3710 Mitchell Street, Kensington, Maryland.

(iv) 1. In the town of Kensington, the Montgomery County Board
of License Commissioners may issue A SPECIAL B-K BEER AND WINE LICENSE OR a
special B-K beer, wine and liquor license for use on the premises of a restaurant
located in the following commercial areas:

A.      The west side of Connecticut Avenue between Knowles
Avenue and Perry Avenue;

B.      The east side of Connecticut Avenue between Knowles
Avenue and Dupont Street and between University Boulevard and Perry Avenue;

C.      The west side of University Boulevard West;

D.      Dupont Avenue, west of Connecticut Avenue;

E.      Plyers Mill Road, west of Metropolitan Avenue;

F. Summit Avenue between Knowles Avenue and Howard
Avenue;

G. Detrick Avenue between Knowles Avenue and Howard
Avenue; or

H. The southwest side of Metropolitan Avenue between North
Kensington Parkway and Plyers Mill Road.

2.       A special B-K beer, wine and liquor license OR A SPECIAL
B-K BEER AND WINE LICENSE authorizes the holder to keep for sale and sell alcoholic
beverages for consumption on the premises only.

3.       A licensee shall maintain average daily receipts from the
sale of food, not including carryout food, of at least 70% of the overall average daily
receipts.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall take
effect June 1, 2004.

Approved April 13, 2004.

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