§ 3-7-15.1. Class GD license.
(a) A retailer's Class GD license, upon application, shall be issued only to an operator
of a vessel engaged in regular interstate commerce, providing overnight accommodations
for passengers.
(b) The holder of a Class GD license is permitted to keep for sale and to serve alcoholic
beverages to passengers traveling on board the vessel while the vessel is docked at
any port in this state.
(c) The Class GD license is good throughout this state as a state license and no further
license is required or tax imposed by any city or town up
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§ 3-7-15.1. Class GD license.
(a) A retailer's Class GD license, upon application, shall be issued only to an operator
of a vessel engaged in regular interstate commerce, providing overnight accommodations
for passengers.
(b) The holder of a Class GD license is permitted to keep for sale and to serve alcoholic
beverages to passengers traveling on board the vessel while the vessel is docked at
any port in this state.
(c) The Class GD license is good throughout this state as a state license and no further
license is required or tax imposed by any city or town upon this privilege.
(d) All licenses issued shall include the name of the vessel licensed and shall be posted
on board the vessel.
(e) The fee for the Class GD license is the sum of one hundred dollars ($100) and the
term is for one year.
(f) The Class GD license shall not authorize the sale of alcoholic beverages on board
the vessel for more than seventy-two (72) consecutive hours in any one port in this
state and not more than one seventy-two (72) hour period within any calendar week
in any one port in this state.
(g) A Class G and GD liquor license may be issued for the same vessel, notwithstanding
the provisions of § 3-5-9.