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CO SB033
Bill
AI Summary
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State and local licensing authorities are prohibited from issuing any new liquor-licensed drugstore licenses, effective upon the bill's enactment
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Maximum number of liquor-licensed drugstore licenses any single owner can hold is capped at eight, replacing the previous phased expansion schedule that would have allowed unlimited licenses by January 1, 2037
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Liquor-licensed drugstore licenses can no longer be merged, sold, transferred, converted, or relocated, with an exception for independent pharmacies that obtained licenses before January 1, 2025
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"Independent pharmacy" is defined as a prescription drug outlet privately owned by at least one licensed pharmacist with no chain or publicly owned pharmacy affiliation
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License renewals for drugstores licensed between January 1, 2017 and the bill's effective date require proof that at least 20% of gross annual income comes from food sales
Legislative Description
Prohibit New Liquor-Licensed Drug Stores
Liquor, Tobacco, & Marijuana
Last Action
Governor Signed
4/10/2025