Scope and Contents From the Collection: The records of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives' Liquor Control Committee, the Republicans in the majority, the Democrats in the minority. The Chairs of the Committee were Adam Harris (majority) and Paul Costa (minority). The Chairs of the Subcommittee on Licensing were Jim Marshall (majority) and Frank Burns (minority). The Chairs of the Subcommittee on Marketing were Curt Sonney (majority) and Bill Kortz (minority). The Secretaries of the Committee were Greg Rothman (majority) and...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The records of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives' Liquor Control Committee, the Republicans in the majority, the Democrats in the minority. The Chairs of the Committee were Adam Harris (majority) and Paul Costa (minority). The Chairs of the Subcommittee on Licensing were Jim Marshall (majority) and Frank Burns (minority). The Chairs of the Subcommittee on Marketing were Curt Sonney (majority) and Bill Kortz (minority). The Secretaries of the Committee were Greg Rothman (majority) and...

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This final-form rulemaking provides guidance to licensees and permit holders for returning liquor to the PLCB in the ordinary course of business. It clarifies existing regulations governing the disposition of liquor and malt or brewed beverages under certain circumstances, including but not limited to when a licensee has discontinuedd its licensed business

Scope and Contents This final-omitted rulemaking makes certain changes to the PLCB's Regulations concerning intermunicipal transfers of retail liquor and eating place retail dispenser licenses in order to be consistent with statutory amendments made by Act 155 of 2006. Specfically, sections 7.61(b)(4) and 7.62 of the PLCB's Regulations are being deleted, and section 7.61 (a)-(b) is being amended, to coincide with the language currently found in section 461(b.3)of the Liquor Code, 47 P.S. 4-461(b.3). A minor...

Scope and Contents This final-omitted rulemaking makes certain changes to the PLCB's Regulations concerning the transportation of liquor and malt or brewed beverages in order to be consistent with amendments made by Act 113 of 2011. Specifically, section 9.22 of the PLCB's Regulations is being amended to coincide with the language currently found in sections 491(12) and 492(9) of the Liquor Code, 47 P.S. 4-491(12), 4-492(9). More specifically, a reference to four-inch lettering is being replaced with a...

Scope and Contents The Liquor Code authorizes management companies to operate and manage all or part of a licensed business. Nonetheless, the Board's regulations require that all incidia of ownership remain with the licensee. The regulatory requirement that all incidia of ownership remain with the licensee has proven to be inconsistent with the statutory provision that allows a management company to operate all or part of the licensed business. Therefore, the regulations are being changed to be consistent with...

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The regulation will authorize malt or brewed beverage distributors and importing distributors to accept credit cards as payment for licensees. The Liquor Code prohibits payment by cash in such transactions but expressly permits the Board to authorize additional forms of payment.