Form Abl 30c - Abl 30 Checklist - Food Service Establishment Beer And Wine Permit

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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
1350
1350
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
ABL 30C
(Rev. 12/19/12)
ABL 30 Checklist
4517
Food Service Establishment Beer and Wine Permit
For your application to be processed you must fulfill ALL of the following:
1.
Completed ABL-901 application, signed, dated and notarized (if not already a holder of an "Off-Premises" Beer
& Wine Permit.)
2.
Completed ABL-30 Form (all persons applying for Food Service Establishment Beer & Wine Permit).
3.
Submit nonrefundable filing fees. (License fees should not be submitted until license is approved.)
GUIDELINES AND DEFINITIONS
SC Code Section 61-6-2015 - Temporary Permits for Separate Food Service Establishment
(A) A temporary permit to sell beer and wine for on-premises consumption for a period not to exceed
twenty-four hours without regard to the days or hours of these sales is hereby authorized. This permit may be
issued by the department for the same fees provided in Section 61-4-500 for a retail beer and wine permit,
including an application fee. This permit shall be considered a biennial temporary permit, and may be issued
to those holders of a permit to sell beer and wine for off-premises consumption during periods other than
Sunday who have within the licensed premises a separate food service establishment serving prepared food
for on-premises consumption. The permit to sell beer and wine for on-premises consumption during the
twenty-four hour period shall apply only to this separate food-service establishment.
(B) The department may require such proof of qualifications for the issuance of these permits as it considers
necessary, and these permits may be issued only to qualified applicants located in a county or municipality,
which pursuant to Section 61-6-2010 has successfully held a referendum allowing the possession, sale, and
consumption of alcoholic liquors by the drink for a period not to exceed twenty-four hours.
Permit Requirements for "On-Premises" Consumption at Certain "Off-Premises" Locations: SC Code Section
61-6-2015 allows a location with an "off-premises" beer and wine permit to sell beer and wine for "on-premises"
consumption if:
1.
the location has a "separate food service establishment" for serving prepared food for on-premises
consumption;
2.
the location is within a municipality or county that has approved Sunday sales of liquor by the drink
pursuant to Code Section 61-6-2010; and,
3.
the location holds a biennial beer and wine permit for "off-premises" consumption.
The license fees for each permit, the biennial beer and wine permit for "off-premises" consumption and the biennial
temporary beer and wine permit for "on-premises" consumption, are subject to proration in accordance with the law.
While the applicant for the biennial permit for "off-premises" consumption must publish or post the notices set forth in
Code Section 61-4-520(7) as part of the application process, the biennial temporary permit is a "temporary permit"
and the applicant for the "temporary" permit for "on-premises" consumption is not required to publish or post the
notices set forth in Code Section 61-4-520(7) for the biennial temporary permit authorized under Code Section
61-6-2015.
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