Missouri HB3327 modifies entertainment district regulations, allowing alcohol consumption in common areas and portable bars within designated.
Missouri HB3327 amends the state's entertainment district regulations, allowing licensed establishments within these districts to permit patrons to carry alcoholic beverages to other licensed premises or common areas within the district. The bill defines "common area" and "portable bar" and mandates that licensees display unique marks on alcohol containers. It also holds licensees accountable for alcohol violations on their premises and in common areas. The governing body of the city can establish procedures and rules for these districts.
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