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MO HB1166
Bill
Status
1/8/2014
Primary Sponsor
Michael Butler
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AI Summary
HB 1166 Summary
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Enacts the "Business Freedom Act" (Section 311.075) prohibiting state or local government from regulating liquor sales hours in cities not within a county (St. Louis City).
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Modifies hours regulations for on-premise consumption licenses in St. Louis City by removing time restrictions that previously applied to distilleries, wineries, and other establishments.
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Allows distillers and winemakers to operate tourism-oriented on-premise consumption establishments with extended or unrestricted hours in St. Louis City.
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Updates multiple existing liquor license sections to reference the new Business Freedom Act, making it applicable to resorts, common eating/drinking areas, temporary permits, and other license types.
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Repeals and replaces 13 existing statutory sections related to intoxicating liquor sales regulations while maintaining most other provisions of Missouri's liquor control laws.
Legislative Description
Establishes the Business Freedom Act which specifies that no state or local government can regulate the hours in which intoxicating liquor is sold in St. Louis City
Last Action
Withdrawn (H)
1/8/2014