HB 1 w/ SA 1 — Session Law

… econd Modification on March 18, 2020, which closed all restaurants, bars, and taverns only allowing them to provide food and beverage service through take-out or drive through service and off-premises delivery. This Modification permitte …

… oom with a valid on-premise license to sell alcoholic beverages as part of transactions for take-out or drive through food service so long as the cost for the alcohol did not exceed 40% of the establishment’s total sales transactions. (4 …

… d §§ 524 and 541, Title 4 regarding the notice and protest provisions related to the expansion of outdoor seating for food and drink establishments. This Modification permitted all food and drink establishments to expand their outdoor seat …

… sions related to the expansion of outdoor seating for food and drink establishments. This Modification permitted all food and drink establishments to expand their outdoor seating for serving food and drinks if certain requirements were met …

… lishments. This Modification permitted all food and drink establishments to expand their outdoor seating for serving food and drinks if certain requirements were met. The permission granted for expansion for outdoor seating under the Modi …

… which codified portions of the Second and Nineteenth Modifications to the State of Emergency Declaration by allowing food and drink establishments to sell alcohol for off-premise consumption and allowed establishments to continue to use ou …

… sell alcohol for off-premise consumption and allowed establishments to continue to use outdoor seating for serving of food and drinks so long as certain conditions are met. However, H.B. 349 sunsets on March 31, 2021. (5) In response to a s …

… ird Revision to the Twenty-Seventh Modification became effective on November 20, 2020 which increased restrictions on food and drink establishments. These restrictions include: (a) Mandating that the total number of guests inside food and …