Maine § 28-A §162 Local authority for operation of bottle clubs

Maine Statutes

§ 28-A §162 — Local authority for operation of bottle clubs

Maine § 28-A §162

Title 28-ALIQUORS

Part 1GENERAL PROVISIONS

Ch. 7BOTTLE CLUBS

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 28-A, § 28-A §162 (2026).

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1.Question on bottle clubs. A municipality may hold an election on the following question.

2.Procedure for election. The provisions of section 121 apply to elections under this section.

3.Results of vote. If the results of an election held under this section show that:

4.Effective date. The vote is effective on the first day of the month following the certification of the vote to the Secretary of State.

5.Repeal or reconsideration. When a municipality has voted to allow or not allow the operation of bottle clubs, the vote is effective until repealed by a new petition and vote as required by this section. No vote may be taken on the bottle club question more than once in any 2-year period.

6.Unincorporated places. The county commissioners, after holding a public hearing, may or may no

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1.
Question on bottle clubs.
A municipality may hold an election on the following question.
2.
Procedure for election.
The provisions of section 121 apply to elections under this section.
3.
Results of vote.
If the results of an election held under this section show that:
4.
Effective date.
The vote is effective on the first day of the month following the certification of the vote to the Secretary of State.
5.
Repeal or reconsideration.
When a municipality has voted to allow or not allow the operation of bottle clubs, the vote is effective until repealed by a new petition and vote as required by this section. No vote may be taken on the bottle club question more than once in any 2-year period.
6.
Unincorporated places.
The county commissioners, after holding a public hearing, may or may not allow the operation of bottle clubs in the unincorporated place.