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DE HB236
Bill
Status
3/30/2012
Primary Sponsor
Helene Keeley
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AI Summary
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Adds "concert hall" as a new definition in Title 4 of Delaware Code, defined as an indoor facility with capacity of at least 600 patrons that hosts a minimum of 250 live music events annually and is open at least five days per week.
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Concert halls may license their entire building including patios under the concert hall license and are permitted to sell alcoholic beverages to patrons on the premises.
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Establishes a biennial license fee of $1,500 for concert hall establishments to sell alcoholic liquor.
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Permits concert hall licensees to charge cover charges when live entertainment is being provided, with requirements to prominently display the cover charge amount at entrance and on menus.
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Adds concert hall licenses to the list of licenses subject to an additional annual $100 fee deposited into the "Overservice Investigation Fund" for enforcement activities.
Legislative Description
An Act To Amend Title 4 Of The Delaware Code Relating To Alcoholic Liquors.
Last Action
Signed by Governor
3/30/2012