Bill > SB2835

This bill makes two primary changes to liquor laws. First, it streamlines the application process for a "class 10 special license," which is a temporary liquor license for fundraising events lasting up to three days, particularly in counties with populations between 100,000 and 200,000 residents. This includes allowing electronic submissions with electronic signatures, accepting a first and last name as sufficient identification, permitting a single application for adjacent parcels of land owned by the same entity, and prohibiting conditional approval based on factors like visual renderings or inspections by other agencies. Second, the bill increases the maximum percentage of fines collected by county liquor commissions that can be used to fund public liquor-related educational or enforcement programs from ten percent to twenty percent.