Pennsylvania HB2471 amends liquor licensing laws to allow certain establishments to apply for 250 permits.

Pennsylvania HB2471 amends the Liquor Code to allow restaurants, hotels, retail dispensers, breweries, distilleries, limited distilleries, and limited wineries in cities of the first class or municipalities with approved ordinances to apply for 250 permits. The bill requires these establishments to complete a specialized nighttime safety program and pay a $500 application fee. The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board must post the application on its website. The board may revoke the permit if the licensee operates outside the permit's scope or abuses its privileges.

Pennsylvania HB2471 amends liquor licensing laws to allow certain establishments to apply for 250 permits.

Pennsylvania HB2471 amends the Liquor Code to allow restaurants, hotels, retail dispensers, breweries, distilleries, limited distilleries, and limited wineries in cities of the first class or municipalities with approved ordinances to apply for 250 permits. The bill requires these establishments to complete a specialized nighttime safety program and pay a $500 application fee. The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board must post the application on its website. The board may revoke the permit if the licensee operates outside the permit's scope or abuses its privileges.