Bill Information | |
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MC 16-13 | Montgomery County - Sale of Alcoholic Beverages - Distance from Schools, Places of Worship, or Youth Centers |
Sponsor | Chair on behalf of Montgomery County Government |
Synopsis | For the purpose of authorizing the Montgomery County Board of License Commissioners to approve, by majority vote rather than unanimous action, the application for a license to sell alcoholic beverages more than a certain distance away from certain schools, places of worship, or youth centers; making certain stylistic changes; and generally relating to the sale of alcoholic beverages in Montgomery County. |
Bill Text | Read bill in pdf here |
House Bill Number | HB 645 |
Bill History | |
Local Action House: | 12/3/12 - Montgomery County House Delegation Local Bill Hearing - 3rd Floor Hearing Room, Stella Werner Council Office Building, Rockville 7:00 p.m. |
1/3/13 - Assigned to the County Affairs Committee | |
1/16/13 - County Affairs Committee Meeting - AGENDA - Favorable (7-0) - Voting list | |
1/18/13 - Montgomery County House Delegation Meeting - AGENDA - Favorable (18-1) - Voting list Bill moves to Montgomery County Senate Delegation |
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Local Action Senate: | 1/31/13 - Montgomery County Senate Delegation Meeting - AGENDA - Favorable (6-0) - Voting list |
House Action: | 2/1/13 - First Reading Economic Matters Committee |
2/25/13 - Public Hearing - Economic Matters Committee - 1:00 p.m. | |
3/7/13 - Favorable Report by Economic Matters Committee | |
3/8/13 - Favorable Report Adopted Second Reading Passed |
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3/12/13 - Third Reading Passed (132-1) | |
4/3/13 - Returned Passed | |
Senate Action: | 3/13/13 - First Reading Education, Health, and Environmental Affairs Committee |
3/22/13 - Public Hearing - Education, Health, and Environmental Affairs Committee - 1:00 p.m. | |
4/1/13 - Favorable Report by Education, Health, and Environmental Affairs Committee | |
4/1/13 - Favorable Report Adopted Second Reading Passed |
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4/3/13 - Third Reading Passed (47-0) | |
Action After Passage: | 4/9/13 - Approved by the Governor Chapter 128 |