HOUSE BILL 1011

Sponsored By:

Allegany County Delegation

Entitled:

Allegany County - Paper Gaming - Licensing and Taxing

Synopsis:

Repealing a restriction on specified alcoholic beverages licenses held by for profit businesses that engage in paper gaming in Allegany County; altering the time frame in which a wholesale vendor licensee must provide a specified list to the Board of County Commissioners of Allegany County to be monthly; prohibiting a paper gaming licensee from having on its premises a paper gaming device that does not display a gaming sticker; etc.

History by Legislative Date

House Action

2/12

First Reading Ways and Means

2/25

Hearing 3/10 at 1:00 p.m.

3/27

Favorable with Amendments Report by Ways and Means

Favorable with Amendments Report Adopted

Second Reading Passed with Amendments

3/28

Third Reading Passed (130-4)

4/9

Returned Passed

5/11

Signed by the Governor Chapter 395

Senate Action

3/30

First Reading Judicial Proceedings

3/31

Hearing 4/7 at 1:00 p.m.

4/10

Favorable Report by Judicial Proceedings

4/8

Favorable Report Adopted

Second Reading Passed

4/9

Third Reading Passed (46-0)

Bill indexed under the following Subjects:

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES LICENSES

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES - BY SUBDIVISION

ALLEGANY COUNTY

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

EQUIPMENT -see also- MOTOR VEHICLE EQUIPMENT

EXEMPTIONS

FIRE PROTECTION

GAMING -see also- BINGO; LOTTERY; RAFFLES

INSPECTIONS -see also- MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTION

LICENSE COMMISSIONERS, BOARDS OF

LICENSES -see also- ALCOHOLIC BEV LIC; DRIVERS' LICENSES

NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS

REPORTS

REVENUE AND TAXES -see also- DEV FEES & TAXES; specific tax.

STAMPS AND COINS

Bill affects the following Statute:

Criminal Law

( 13-302 )

Documents:

Bill Text: First Reading (PDF), Third Reading (PDF), Enrolled

Fiscal Note: Available (PDF)

Amendments:

House

Number: 625469/01 (PDF)     Offered on: March 27, 2004   at: 5:15 p.m.     Status: Adopted

Roll Call Votes (Legislative dates are shown):

House

March 28, 2004: Third Reading Passed (130-4)

Senate

April 9, 2004: Third Reading Passed (46-0)