Washington § 66.24.610 - VIP airport lounge operator.

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§ 66.24.610. VIP airport lounge operator.

There shall be a license to allow a VIP airport lounge operator to sell or otherwise provide spirits, wine, and beer solely for consumption on the premises of a VIP airport lounge. The license described in this section allows the VIP airport lounge operator to purchase spirits from the board, and to purchase beer and wine at retail outlets, or from the manufacturer or a distributor. No licensee may serve liquor from a bar where patrons may sit to be served, but may only serve liquor from a service bar, as approved by the board. The annual fee for this license shall be $2,500.
[ 2025 c 343 s 46; 2011 c 325 s 1.]

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