KSC, TITLE 12. EDUCATION & HEALTH
Chapter 14. Alcoholic Drink
Section 12.1401. Sales license and drinking permit:
general.
By regulation which may include the
definition of terms the Office of the Attorney General provides for the sale and
consumption of alcoholic drink by issuance of a sales license and a drinking
permit, and by monitoring compliance with license and permit requirements.
Upon request a person shows a permit or license to Office of Attorney
General personnel.
Section 12.1402. Sales license.
(1) Before engaging in the sale of alcoholic drink a person obtains a license indicating one of the following categories of sale:
(a) wholesale;
(b) retail;
(c) bar; or
(d) restaurant.
(2) A person has a license for each facility at which a sale may occur only in the category licensed.
(3) The fee for a sales license is two hundred dollars.
Section 12.1403. Drinking permit.
If otherwise lawful upon payment of a fee
of ten dollars for an annual permit or three dollars for a temporary permit a
person twenty one years or older receives a drinking permit in a form determined
by the Office of the Attorney General. An annual permit is valid for one
year. A temporary permit is valid for one month.
Section 12.1404. Seller's duty.
Before selling alcoholic drink a person
determines whether the buyer has the requisite permit or license, or
both.
A sale of alcoholic drink occurs only at a
commercial facility designated by a sales license conspicuously displayed
therein.
Section 12.1406. Exemption for later construction.
Construction of a building or road following issuance of a license does not subject the license holder to prosecution pursuant to Section 13.516 (5) or (9).
Cross-reference:
Generally delayed effect see Section 1.304(3). Generally for offenses see
Sections 13.516 and 13.517.