TN HB0381

Expands the definition of "urban park center" to include several specific entertainment complexes and venues in metropolitan counties (population 500,000+) that can obtain liquor licenses, including facilities near historic landmarks, minor league baseball parks, and live music venues with capacities of 500-9,700 patrons

Adds numerous new categories of facilities eligible for alcoholic beverage licenses, including hotels near historic sites, mixed-use developments with 25+ floors, residential golf communities, retirement centers, assisted living facilities, RV resorts, and private social clubs meeting highly specific geographic and demographic criteria

Allows qualifying facilities to grant franchises for food and beverage service, with franchise holders deemed licensees; permits flexible premises definitions covering entire properties including outdoor areas, with premises designated by filing drawings with the commission

Sets a $4,000 annual privilege tax for urban park centers to fund the Alcoholic Beverage Commission's administration and enforcement duties

Permits certain facilities to bypass standard labeling requirements by using stickers on containers instead of labeled cups/glassware, and exempts some facilities from local referendum requirements for alcohol sales; takes effect immediately upon becoming law