Alaska Stat. § 04.09.300
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Golf course license.
Official statutory text
(a) A golf course license authorizes the holder to sell brewed beverages and wine for consumption on the licensed premises.
(b) The biennial golf course license fee is $1,250.
(c) An application for a golf course license must include (1) a drawing of the golf course with an annotated illustration and description of the portions of the course that are intended to be licensed premises; and
(2) a sample food menu.
(d) The board may not approve an application for transfer of a golf course license to another location.
(e) The holder of a golf course license shall make food similar to that listed in the sample menu available during times when brewed beverages and wine are sold, served, and consumed on the licensed premises.
(f) The holder of a golf course license may not allow a person other than the holder or an agent or employee of the holder, in the regular course of employment, to bring alcoholic beverages onto the licensed premises or other portions of the course for consumption.
(g) In this section, licensed premises includes the golf course, a driving range, a club house, and other buildings located on the course, and a vending cart carrying beverages or food to, from, or on the course, and does not include the parking lot.
(h) The holder of a golf course license commits the offense of failure to comply with the terms of a golf course license if the person sells brewed beverages or wine in violation of this section or violates (e) or (f) of this section.
(i) Failure to comply with the terms of a golf course license is a violation.
(b) The biennial golf course license fee is $1,250.
(c) An application for a golf course license must include (1) a drawing of the golf course with an annotated illustration and description of the portions of the course that are intended to be licensed premises; and
(2) a sample food menu.
(d) The board may not approve an application for transfer of a golf course license to another location.
(e) The holder of a golf course license shall make food similar to that listed in the sample menu available during times when brewed beverages and wine are sold, served, and consumed on the licensed premises.
(f) The holder of a golf course license may not allow a person other than the holder or an agent or employee of the holder, in the regular course of employment, to bring alcoholic beverages onto the licensed premises or other portions of the course for consumption.
(g) In this section, licensed premises includes the golf course, a driving range, a club house, and other buildings located on the course, and a vending cart carrying beverages or food to, from, or on the course, and does not include the parking lot.
(h) The holder of a golf course license commits the offense of failure to comply with the terms of a golf course license if the person sells brewed beverages or wine in violation of this section or violates (e) or (f) of this section.
(i) Failure to comply with the terms of a golf course license is a violation.
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