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NY A10125

Bill

Status

Introduced

6/16/2014

Primary Sponsor

Joseph Lentol

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Origin

Assembly

2013-2014 General Assembly

AI Summary

  • Creates a new license category (Section 64-E) allowing motion picture theatres to sell wine, beer, and liquor for on-premises consumption, with a single license covering all three beverage types at no additional fee.

  • Defines "motion picture theatre" as a building regularly exhibiting motion pictures daily with permanently affixed auditorium seating where at least 65% of annual gross revenues come from admission fees and food/non-alcoholic beverage sales.

  • Limits alcoholic beverage sales to one drink per person per transaction, available only one hour before the first movie through the conclusion of the last movie, with food service required (popcorn, candy, light snacks).

  • Imposes restrictions on license issuance including prohibitions within 200 feet of schools and places of worship, and within 500 feet of three or more existing on-premises alcohol licenses in municipalities with populations over 20,000.

  • Establishes application procedures, filing fees ($200 for initial applications, $90 for renewals), and grounds for denial based on applicant fitness, criminal history, and community impact, with authority discretion to grant licenses in restricted areas if determined to be in the public interest.

Legislative Description

Relates to licensing to sell liquor at retail for consumption on the premises in a motion picture theatre.

Last Action

referred to economic development

6/16/2014

Committee Referrals

Economic Development, Job Creation, Commerce and Industry6/16/2014

Full Bill Text

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NY A 10125 - Introduced | New York 2013 Bill | Vulcan Bills