SENATE BILL NO. 233 "An Act extending the termination date of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board." Co-Chair Sharp announced that after discussion at the last meeting and recommendations and concerns of some committee members, a new CS Workdraft was prepared. This was Workdraft version H, which addressed the major concerns of the committee and the ABC board that new licenses not be established if at all possible. Senator Adams said to his understanding they were discussing the golf course. He asked where that issue was with regard to the new CS, was it in or out. Co-Chair Sharp said the "H" version would just expand the definition of a recreational site license when it involved a golf course. Senator Donley asked if the recreational site license would allow a golf cart to go around with beer on it. He stated that these licenses are really complicated and that it was amazing how strict they were. He wasn't clear if the recreational license allowed the mobile-type sales or not. Co-Chair Sharp said that according to the Drafter, in Section 2 the definition of a golf course was tightened up so that it must be a real golf course rather than a mini- golf course. Item 2 would allow alcoholic beverages sold on the site, whether it was a baseball field or a golf course as in this case. Senator Torgerson said he appreciated the definition of golf courses, but did this include mini-golf courses if they had nine holes. It was pointed out that the language said "nine holes or 2950 yards." Co-Chair Sharp noted that it should say "and". Senator Donley suggested that was simply a technical change that could be addressed along with the main motion. He moved Senate Finance Committee Substitute for SB 233, Version H with one change on Line 13, deleting "or" and inserting "and" out of committee. Senator Adams objected, saying the bill was too broad in referring to golf courses and baseball areas. He noted that many tournaments were held across the state where an increased amount of alcohol was being served. Senator Torgerson asked if the 2950 yards left out any golf courses in Alaska. He didn't know the length of golf courses. Co-Chair Sharp said to his understanding that covered all legitimate sized golf courses that weren't mini- courses or small, executive courses in neighborhoods. Senator Donley added that there might be one small course in Anchorage that wouldn't qualify. Co-Chair Sharp asked for a roll call to be taken. The Workdraft, Version H was adopted by a vote of 6-1 (Senator Adams nay.) Co-Chair Sharp announced the schedule for the next day's meeting. He stated SB 233 would be first on the calendar with Senator Donley's amendments to that bill.