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ID H0159
Bill
Status
3/22/2013
Primary Sponsor
State Affairs Committee
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AI Summary
HB 159 Summary
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The Idaho State Police director issues licenses for retail liquor sales by the drink, with limits based on city population (1 license per 1,500 residents) and up to 2 licenses for cities with 1,500 or fewer residents.
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Licenses valid for 10+ consecutive years at the same location may be renewed indefinitely regardless of population changes, provided the licensee meets all other qualifications.
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Special licenses permitted for golf courses (9+ holes with minimum yardage), ski resorts (250+ skiable acres or 100+ overnight accommodations), equestrian facilities (40+ acres with 6,000+ seats and 3+ annual professional rodeos), and airport restaurants.
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Establishes provisions for club licenses (limited to members and guests), convention center licenses (35,000+ square feet in cities with 3,000+ population), and lodging/dining facilities operated by gondola resort complexes.
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Added provisions allow licenses for federally recognized Indian tribes operating food, conference and lodging facilities with 35,000+ square feet and 50+ guest rooms within reservation boundaries.
Legislative Description
Amends existing law relating to the retail sale of liquor by the drink to establish additional provisions relating to a license to retail liquor.
RETAIL SALE OF LIQUOR
Last Action
Reported Signed by Governor on March 22, 2013 Session Law Chapter 167 Effective: 07/01/13
3/22/2013