Legislature(1997 - 1998)
05/05/1998 03:07 PM Senate L&C
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CSHB 458(RLS) - GOLF COURSE BEER/WINE LICENSE
CHAIRMAN LEMAN brought CSHB 458(RLS) before the committee as the
next order of business.
SHIRLEY ARMSTRONG, staff to Representative Norman Rokeberg, said
this issue was brought to Representative Rokeberg's attention by a
gentleman at the Palmer golf course where they wanted to be able to
have beverages on the golf course as do some of the larger courses
outside the state. The legislation repeals the regulatory
municipal golf course beer/wine license and outlines in statute
exactly what a golf course alcoholic beverage license is.
REPRESENTATIVE ROKEBERG said the legislation provides for the
ability of a golf course to monitor and control the consumption of
alcohol on the golf course while still allowing it to be sold from
a motorized vehicle for food and beverages. He emphasized that
the legislation is not creating a new license, it's repealing one
and replacing it.
TAPE 98-27, SIDE B
CHAIRMAN LEMAN asked if there had been any testimony in opposition
to the bill. REPRESENTATIVE ROKEBERG stated the executive director
of the Governor's Advisory Board on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse took
exception to the bill voicing concern about creating a new license
and the control of alcoholic beverages on the course. However,
Representative Rokeberg believes the bill gives more control over
the consumption of alcoholic beverages on the golf course.
There being no further testimony on CSHB 458(RLS), CHAIRMAN LEMAN
stated the bill would be set aside until a quorum was
reestablished.
SENATOR MACKIE moved CSHB 458(RLS) be passed out of committee with
individual recommendations. Hearing no objection, it was so
ordered.
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