Michigan SB1146 modifies the issuance of liquor licenses, particularly for resort, economic development, and golf course resorts, with specific.
Michigan SB1146 amends the liquor license issuance rules, focusing on resort, economic development, and golf course resort licenses. It sets specific conditions, such as the need for a public university's approval for certain licenses and the limitation of licenses to 5 per year for golf courses. The bill also details the criteria for eligibility, including the capital investment and the primary business purpose. Additionally, it outlines the restrictions on the use of licenses, such as the prohibition of casino gambling and the limitation of sales to specific hours around events.
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