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Code · Alaska · Title 4 · Chapter 9

Sec. 04.09.620. Restaurant caterer's dining permit.

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Sec. 04.09.620. Restaurant caterer's dining permit.
(a)A restaurant caterer's dining permit authorizes the holder of a restaurant or eating place license or a seasonal restaurant or eating place tourism license to sell brewed beverages and wine before and during the service of food provided by the licensee at a single dining event held off the holder's licensed premises.
(b)The director may issue a restaurant caterer's dining permit only for designated premises for a specific occasion and for a limited period.
(c)The licensee shall provide food in conjunction with the service of brewed beverages and wine under a restaurant caterer's dining permit. The licensee shall comply with the requirements for gross receipts from food sales for a restaurant or eating place license under AS 04.09.210
(e)or a seasonal restaurant or eating place tourism license under AS 04.09.360 (g).
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