Michigan HB4276 modifies restrictions on specially designated merchant and distributor licenses for retail alcohol sales, allowing certain conditions.

Michigan HB4276 amends the state's liquor laws to modify restrictions on licensees owning and operating motor fuel pumps. The bill allows specially designated merchant and distributor license holders to own or operate motor fuel pumps if they are located in a neighborhood shopping center or maintain a minimum inventory of non-alcoholic goods and services. It also requires a minimum distance between the point of sale for alcohol and the motor fuel pumps. The bill rescinds certain administrative code sections related to these permits.

Michigan HB4276 modifies restrictions on specially designated merchant and distributor licenses for retail alcohol sales, allowing certain conditions.

Michigan HB4276 amends the state's liquor laws to modify restrictions on licensees owning and operating motor fuel pumps. The bill allows specially designated merchant and distributor license holders to own or operate motor fuel pumps if they are located in a neighborhood shopping center or maintain a minimum inventory of non-alcoholic goods and services. It also requires a minimum distance between the point of sale for alcohol and the motor fuel pumps. The bill rescinds certain administrative code sections related to these permits.