New York A06420 amends the alcoholic beverage control law to allow private membership establishments with 100 or more members to sell alcohol for.
New York A06420 amends the alcoholic beverage control law to authorize private membership establishments with at least 100 members to obtain certain licenses for the sale of alcohol for consumption on their premises. These establishments must be operated by an individual, corporation, partnership, company, or other for-profit entity. They can sell alcohol only to their members and their guests. The bill defines a "private membership establishment" as an association that owns, leases, or occupies premises used exclusively for recreational, social, communal workspace, or athletic purposes.
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