Pennsylvania HB559 amends the Liquor Code to redefine terms and adjust licensing procedures for liquor, malt, and brewed beverages.
Pennsylvania HB559 amends the Liquor Code by adding definitions and modifying provisions related to liquor licenses. It redefines terms like "previously unlicensed location" and adjusts procedures for hearings on license applications. The bill also modifies the criteria for issuing hotel, restaurant, and club liquor licenses, including restrictions on proximity to sensitive locations and conditions for license transfers.
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