Bill > SF208

This bill amends a state law concerning local ordinances that regulate businesses licensed to sell wine, beer, and liquor. Specifically, it adds a provision stating that local authorities, such as cities or counties, cannot create rules that prevent individuals who are nineteen years of age or older from entering these licensed establishments. This means that while local governments can still regulate where these businesses are located and other matters affecting sales and community welfare, they are now prohibited from imposing age restrictions on entry for anyone nineteen or older, which is a change from potentially allowing such restrictions.