Rhode Island § 3-7-16.1 § 3-7-16.1. Class L ancient underground comfort station license.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 3-7-16.1 — § 3-7-16.1. Class L ancient underground comfort station license.

Rhode Island·Title 3 Alcoholic Beverages·Ch. 3-7 Retail Licenses

§ 3-7-16.1. Class L ancient underground comfort station license.
Notwithstanding any provision of this title to the contrary, the local licensing board
            has the power to grant and may grant on request an ancient underground comfort station
            license. The license may be granted to the owner, lessee or other person, firm or
            corporation in possession of an ancient underground comfort station which has been
            in existence since 1913. The underground comfort station must not have been in continuous
            operation as a comfort station since 1913. The Class L license grants the following
            privileges:
         
(1) The right to k

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§ 3-7-16.1. Class L ancient underground comfort station license.

Notwithstanding any provision of this title to the contrary, the local licensing board has the power to grant and may grant on request an ancient underground comfort station license. The license may be granted to the owner, lessee or other person, firm or corporation in possession of an ancient underground comfort station which has been in existence since 1913. The underground comfort station must not have been in continuous operation as a comfort station since 1913. The Class L license grants the following privileges:

(1) The right to keep for sale and to sell beverages at retail at the place described in the license and to deliver those beverages for consumption on the premises.

(2) The annual fee for the license is the same as a Class B license in that city or town and is payable to the town or city where the licensed premises are located.

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