Kentucky HB194 regulates cigar bars, allowing them to operate where other similar businesses are permitted, subject to local ordinances and state.
Kentucky HB194 establishes regulations for cigar bars, defining them as establishments that sell cigars, pipe tobacco, and related items, and generate at least 15% of their income from these sales. Cigar bars must obtain permits from local governments, which may require inspections and reasonable fees. Local governments can allow cigar bars to operate without a quota retail drink license.
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