New York S05093 authorizes the liquor authority to issue temporary liquor permits for up to 24 hours.
New York S05093 amends the alcoholic beverage control law by adding a new section 97-e. This section authorizes the liquor authority to issue temporary permits for up to 24 consecutive hours to allow the sale of liquor at outdoor or indoor gatherings, functions, occasions, or events. These gatherings must not be open to the general public, and admission cannot be contingent on payment of a fee, donation, or contribution. Additionally, the liquor cannot be resold at these gatherings. The fee for such a temporary permit is set at forty dollars.
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