SB 395
Alcoholic beverages: additional licenses: hospitality zone.
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Bill overview
This bill allows San Francisco to issue up to 20 additional on-sale general licenses for public eating places located within a designated ‘hospitality zone.’ To do this, the City and County of San Francisco must create an ordinance defining the hospitality zone and outlining specific requirements. The department will then issue the licenses, subject to certain limitations and procedures, and the licenses cannot be transferred outside of the designated zone or to certain types of businesses. The bill also establishes a deadline for license issuance and includes findings regarding the need for this special legislation due to long-standing restrictions on alcohol licenses in San Francisco.
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