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MS SB2001
Bill
AI Summary
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Reduces the number of adjacent residential units required for a clubhouse and associated golf course to qualify as a "qualified resort area" from 400 to 200 units under Mississippi's local option alcohol law.
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Adds bed and breakfast inns with adjacent barns located on not less than 20 contiguous acres to the definition of "qualified resort area," removing the requirement that such establishments must be located within a municipality.
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Clarifies that bed and breakfast inns meeting the new qualified resort area criteria are not subject to the standard requirement of being within a municipality.
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Takes effect July 1, 2014.
Legislative Description
Alcoholic beverage; revise the definition of qualified resort areas.
Last Action
Died In Committee
2/4/2014
Committee Referrals
Tourism1/10/2014
Full Bill Text
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