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2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 7 - Special Permits › 94 - Trucking Permit.

§ 94. Trucking  permit.  1. No vehicle shall be used in this state for
  the trucking or transportation of any  alcoholic  beverage  unless  such
  vehicle shall be registered with the liquor authority by a permit issued
  by it and shall have affixed thereto a sign to be approved by the liquor
  authority,  containing  the registration number of such vehicle. In lieu
  of such sign a vehicle may have in its cab a  photostatic  copy  of  its
  current  permit  issued by the Authority. This provision shall not apply
  to vehicles owned or hired and operated by a licensee.
2. Such permit shall be issued for the calendar year,  and  may  cover
  one  or  more trucks and in cities having a population of one million or
  less to duly licensed taxicabs used to deliver only wine or liquor  sold
  at retail and the fee therefor shall be at the rate of fifty-one dollars
  per truck or such duly licensed taxicab per year.
2-a.  In  lieu of such permits, the liquor authority may issue a fleet
  permit for an annual fee  of  sixty-four  hundred  dollars.  Such  fleet
  permit shall cover any and all vehicles owned or hired, and operated, by
  such  permittee.  In  lieu  of  the  sign required to be affixed to each
  vehicle pursuant to subdivision one of this section,  the  holder  of  a
  fleet  permit  may have in the cab of such vehicle a photostatic copy of
  its current fleet permit issued by the authority.
2-b. In lieu of such permits, the liquor authority may issue a company
  permit to a licensed manufacturer or  wholesaler  licensed  pursuant  to
  section  fifty-three  of  this  chapter  for an annual fee of sixty-four
  hundred dollars. Such company permit shall cover any  and  all  vehicles
  over  sixty-five  thousand pounds hired or contracted for a term by such
  permittee. In lieu of the sign required to be affixed  to  each  vehicle
  pursuant  to  subdivision one of this section, the holder of the company
  permit may have in the  cab  of  such  hired  or  contracted  vehicle  a
  photostatic  copy, noting the time and date alcoholic beverages departed
  the company and its intended delivery time and date  of  destination  of
  its company permit issued by the authority.
3.  If  such application is made after July first in any one year, the
  fee shall be one-half of the annual fee herein provided for.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 7 - Special Permits › 95 - Drug Store Permit.

§ 95. Drug  store  permit. The liquor authority may issue a drug store
  permit to sell liquor and/or wine for off-premises consumption  pursuant
  to this section.
1.  Application  must be made upon a form to be provided by the liquor
  authority and  shall  be  filed  with  the  appropriate  board.  Section
  fifty-four   shall  control  so  far  as  applicable  the  procedure  in
  connection with such application.
2. Such permit shall authorize the permittee to sell liquor or wine in
  the original sealed package  only  upon  a  written  prescription  of  a
  regularly  licensed  physician  in  a quantity not exceeding one pint of
  liquor and one quart of wine; such prescription  shall  state  the  date
  thereof;  the  name  of  the  person  for  whom  prescribed and shall be
  preserved by the vendor and pasted in a book kept for the purpose and be
  but once filled. Such package shall not be opened  after  sale  nor  its
  contents consumed on the premises where sold.
3.  No  such  permittee shall have, keep or offer for sale, or sell in
  the premises designated in the permit any liquor which  is  not  of  the
  strength,  quality  and  purity  prescribed  in the latest United States
  Pharmacopoeia.
4. Such permit shall be  issued  for  a  calendar  year  and  the  fee
  therefor  shall  be  at  the rate of fifty-one dollars per year for each
  place where such traffic is carried on  except  that  where  application
  shall  be filed after July first in any year the fee to be paid shall be
  the sum of twenty-six dollars for the balance of such year.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 7 - Special Permits › 96 - Warehouse Permit.

§ 96. Warehouse  permit.  1. (a) No alcoholic beverage shall be stored
or kept in or upon any premises which shall  not  be  duly  licensed  as
provided  for  in  this  chapter,  provided,  however,  that  the liquor
authority may issue a permit in such form as prescribed  by  its  rules,
for  the storage of alcoholic beverages in other than licensed premises,
except that no such permit  shall  be  issued  to  any  person  licensed
pursuant to the provisions of section fifty-four or fifty-four-a of this
article,  nor  shall any such person licensed pursuant to the provisions
of section fifty-four or fifty-four-a of this article store or cause  to
be stored any alcoholic beverages in other than its licensed premises.
(b)   Notwithstanding   the   provisions  of  paragraph  (a)  of  this
subdivision,  a  person  licensed  pursuant  to  section  fifty-four  or
fifty-four-a  of  this  article  may be issued a permit pursuant to this
section for the storage of a private label brand or brands of  beer  for
which  the  licensee is the registered owner or for a brand or brands of
beer of which the licensee is the exclusive retail seller in the state.
2. The authority is hereby  empowered  upon  application  therefor  to
issue  a  special  retail warehouse permit for the storage of beer. Such
permit may be issued to a person licensed pursuant to section fifty-four
or section fifty-four-a of this article on an annual basis and shall  be
issued  in such form as prescribed by the rules of the authority for the
storage of beer in other than such licensee's licensed premises. No more
than five such permits may be issued by the  authority  on  a  statewide
basis at any time and such permits may only be issued to persons who own
licensed premises having no more than twenty-five hundred square feet of
retail  space  per  each  such  premises and employing no more than five
people on each premises during any period of operation.
3. Such permit shall be issued for  the  calendar  year  and  the  fee
therefor  shall  be  at  the  rate  of two hundred fifty-six dollars per
annum, except that where the application shall be filed after July first
in any year the fee shall be one hundred twenty-eight  dollars  for  the
remainder of such period.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 7 - Special Permits › 96-A - Bottling Permit.

§ 96-a. Bottling  permit.  1. No liquor or wine may be bottled in this
  state except by the manufacturer thereof or as hereinafter provided.
2. The liquor authority is  hereby  authorized  to  issue  a  bottling
  permit  to a wholesale wine or liquor licensee to bottle, recask, filter
  or clarify wine or liquor, respectively, imported in bulk from a foreign
  country, on the premises of a United States customs bonded warehouse for
  which a warehouse permit has been issued under  this  chapter  or  in  a
  foreign  trade zone established pursuant to federal law. Such permit and
  the exercise of the privileges granted thereunder shall  be  subject  to
  the laws of the United States and the rules of the federal agency having
  jurisdiction  thereunder,  and  such  other  rules  as  the state liquor
  authority deems necessary.
3. The liquor authority is  hereby  authorized  to  issue  a  bottling
  permit  to  a person to bottle, on the premises designated in the permit
  or in a United States customs bonded warehouse  for  which  a  warehouse
  permit  has  been issued under this chapter, liquor manufactured outside
  of the state of New York or wine  produced  in  a  foreign  country  and
  received in this state in bulk. Such bottling may be performed for or on
  behalf  of  wholesale liquor or wine licensees or for persons authorized
  to sell liquor or wine at wholesale pursuant to the laws and regulations
  of any other state, territorial  possession  of  the  United  States  or
  foreign  country. Such permit shall also authorize the holder thereof to
  rebottle or recondition liquors and wines manufactured  outside  of  the
  state  of  New  York  and  received  in  this state, for or on behalf of
  wholesale liquor or wine licensees, or for persons  authorized  to  sell
  liquor  or wine at wholesale pursuant to the laws and regulations of any
  other state, territorial possession of  the  United  States  or  foreign
  country.    Such  permit  and  the  exercise  of  the privileges granted
  thereunder shall be subject to the laws of the  United  States  and  the
  rules  of  the  federal  agency having jurisdiction thereunder, and such
  other rules as the state liquor authority deems necessary.
4. Such permit shall be issued in the form prescribed  by  the  liquor
  authority  and  shall  be issued for the calendar year and the fee for a
  permit issued under subdivision two of this section shall be at the rate
  of four  hundred  eighty  dollars  per  annum,  except  that  where  the
  application shall be filed after July first in any year the fee shall be
  two  hundred forty dollars for the remainder of such period. The fee for
  a permit under subdivision three of this section shall be at the rate of
  sixteen hundred dollars per annum, except  that  where  the  application
  shall  be  filed  after  July  first  in any year the fee shall be eight
  hundred dollars for the remainder of such period.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 7 - Special Permits › 96-B - Reconditioning Permit.

§ 96-b. Reconditioning  permit.  1.  The  liquor authority may issue a
  reconditioning permit to a  wholesale  liquor  licensee  to  recondition
  wines  and  liquors  manufactured  outside  of  the  state  of  New York
  including filtering, clarifying,  rebottling,  labeling,  relabeling  or
  repacking  such  wines  and  liquors.  Such  permit  may  be issued to a
  wholesale wine licensee to recondition such wines under the  same  terms
  and  conditions  as  provided  herein.  Only  wines  purchased in sealed
  containers not exceeding fifteen gallons in content or liquor in  sealed
  containers  not  exceeding one quart in content may be so reconditioned.
  Such reconditioning shall be  done  on  such  premises  and  under  such
  conditions as the liquor authority may prescribe.
2.  Each such permit and the exercise of the privilege granted thereby
  shall be subject to the laws of the United States and the rules  of  the
  federal   agency  having  jurisdiction  thereunder  and  the  rules  and
  regulations to be promulgated by the  liquor  authority  and  operations
  conducted  pursuant thereto shall be performed under such supervision as
  the liquor authority shall require.
3. Each such  permit  shall  be  issued  in  such  form  as  shall  be
  prescribed  by the liquor authority and shall be valid for one day only.
  The fee for each such permit shall not exceed twenty-six dollars.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 7 - Special Permits › 97-B - Sale of Alcoholic Beverages at the New York State Fair.

§ 97-b. Sale of alcoholic beverages at the New York state fair. 1. For
purposes  of  this  section,  the New York state fair and New York state
fairgrounds shall have the same meaning and purpose as in article  two-a
of the agriculture and markets law.
2.  In  addition to any license issued pursuant to section fifty-five,
sixty-four,  sixty-four-a,  sixty-four-c,  sixty-four-d,  eighty-one  or
eighty-one-a  of  this  chapter for a premises located upon the New York
state fairgrounds, the liquor authority is hereby authorized to issue  a
temporary  permit  to the holder of a concessionaire's license issued by
the division of the New York state fair in the department of agriculture
and markets.
3. (a) Such permit shall allow for the sale of alcoholic beverages  by
the  permit  holder  for  consumption upon the premises known as the New
York state fairgrounds during the annual New York  state  fair  for  the
calendar year such permit is issued.
(b)  Such  a  permit  shall  also  allow  the  holder thereof to store
alcoholic beverages upon  the  New  York  state  fairgrounds,  in  areas
designated  by  the  concessionaire's  license,  during  the  seven days
immediately preceding and the seven days immediately following the state
fair for which the permit has been issued.
(c) Such permit holder must display its permit  at  all  locations  as
authorized by the concessionaire's license and the authority.
4.  The holder of an on-premises license issued for a premises located
upon the New York state fairgrounds may exercise  the  privileges  of  a
permit issued under this section without the need to obtain such permit.
Provided,  however,  that  the  licensee  may  only  sell such alcoholic
beverages as may be sold under the terms of its license.
5. The holder of a manufacturing license issued  pursuant  to  section
thirty-one,    fifty-one,   fifty-one-a,   fifty-eight,   fifty-eight-c,
seventy-six or seventy-six-a of this chapter  or  subdivision  two-c  of
section  sixty-one  of  this  chapter  may  exercise the privileges of a
permit issued under this section without need  to  obtain  such  permit.
Provided,  however,  that  the  licensee:  (a)  holds a concessionaire's
license issued by the division  of  the  New  York  state  fair  in  the
department  of  agriculture  and  markets;  and  (b)  may only sell such
alcoholic beverages as may be sold for on-premises  consumption  at  its
licensed premises under the terms of its license.
6. The exercise of the privileges of a permit under this section shall
be  subject  to:  (a)  such  rules  of  the liquor authority as it deems
necessary; and  (b)  the  provisions  of  a  concessionaire's  agreement
between  the  permit holder or licensee and the division of the New York
state fair in the department of agriculture and markets.
7. The fee for such permit shall be two hundred sixty dollars.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 7 - Special Permits › 97-C - Temporary Manufacturing Permit.

§ 97-c. Temporary manufacturing permit. 1. Any person may apply to the
liquor  authority  for  a  temporary  permit  to  operate  any alcoholic
beverage manufacturing facility as may be licensed under  this  chapter.
Such  application  shall  be  in  writing and verified and shall contain
information as the liquor  authority  shall  require.  Such  application
shall  be  accompanied  by a check or draft in the amount of one hundred
twenty-five dollars for such permit.
2. Upon application, the liquor authority  may  issue  such  temporary
permit when:
(a)  the applicant has a manufacturing license application at the same
premises pending before the liquor authority, together with all required
filing and license fees; and
(b) the applicant has obtained and provided evidence of  all  permits,
licenses  and  other  documents  necessary  for  the operation of such a
business; and
(c) any current license in effect at the premises has been surrendered
or placed in safekeeping, or has been deemed abandoned by the authority.
3. The liquor authority in granting such permit shall ensure that:
(a) issuance of the permit will not inordinately hinder the  operation
or effective administration of this chapter; and
(b) the applicant would in all likelihood be able to ultimately obtain
the manufacturing license being applied for; and
(c)  the  applicant  has  substantially complied with the requirements
necessary to obtain such license.
4. The application for a permit shall be approved  or  denied  by  the
liquor  authority  within  forty-five  days  after  the  receipt of such
application.
5. A temporary permit shall  authorize  the  permittee  to  operate  a
manufacturing  facility  for  the  manufacture  and  sale  of  alcoholic
beverages according to the laws applicable to the type of  manufacturing
license being applied for.
6.  Such  temporary  permit  shall  remain in effect for six months or
until the manufacturing license being applied for is  approved  and  the
license  granted,  whichever  is shorter. Such permit may be extended at
the discretion  of  the  liquor  authority  for  additional  three-month
periods  of  time upon payment of an additional fee of fifty dollars for
each such extension.
7. Notwithstanding any provision of law to the contrary,  a  temporary
permit may be summarily cancelled or suspended at any time if the liquor
authority  determines  that  good  cause  for cancellation or suspension
exists. The liquor authority shall  promptly  notify  the  permittee  in
writing  of  such  cancellation  or  suspension  and shall set forth the
reasons for such action.
8. The liquor authority in reviewing such application shall review the
entire record and grant  the  temporary  permit  unless  good  cause  is
otherwise  shown.  A  decision  on  an  application  shall  be  based on
substantial evidence in the record and supported by a  preponderance  of
the evidence in favor of the applicant.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 7 - Special Permits › 97-D - Temporary Wholesale Permit.

§  97-d.  Temporary  wholesale  permit. 1. Any person may apply to the
liquor authority  for  a  temporary  permit  to  operate  any  alcoholic
beverage  wholesale facility as may be licensed under this chapter. Such
application  shall  be  in  writing  and  verified  and  shall   contain
information  as  the  liquor  authority  shall require. Such application
shall be accompanied by a check or draft in the amount  of  one  hundred
twenty-five dollars for such permit.
2.  Upon  application,  the  liquor authority may issue such temporary
permit when:
(a) the applicant has a wholesale  license  application  at  the  same
premises pending before the liquor authority, together with all required
filing and license fees;
(b)  the  applicant has obtained and provided evidence of all permits,
licenses and other documents necessary  for  the  operation  of  such  a
business; and
(c) any current license in effect at the premises has been surrendered
or placed in safekeeping, or has been deemed abandoned by the authority.
3. The liquor authority in granting such permit shall ensure that:
(a)  issuance of the permit will not inordinately hinder the operation
or effective administration of this chapter;
(b) the applicant would in all likelihood be able to ultimately obtain
the wholesale license being applied for; and
(c) the applicant has substantially  complied  with  the  requirements
necessary to obtain such license.
4.  The  application  for  a permit shall be approved or denied by the
liquor authority within  forty-five  days  after  the  receipt  of  such
application.
5.  A  temporary  permit  shall  authorize  the permittee to operate a
wholesale facility for the purchase, warehousing, and sale of  alcoholic
beverages  according  to  the  laws  applicable to the type of wholesale
license being applied for.
6. Such temporary permit shall remain in  effect  for  six  months  or
until  the  wholesale  license  being  applied  for  is approved and the
license granted, whichever is shorter. Such permit may  be  extended  at
the  discretion  of  the  liquor  authority  for  additional three-month
periods of time upon payment of an additional fee of fifty  dollars  for
each such extension.
7.  Notwithstanding  any provision of law to the contrary, a temporary
wholesale permit may be summarily cancelled or suspended at any time  if
the  liquor  authority  determines  that  good cause for cancellation or
suspension exists.  The  liquor  authority  shall  promptly  notify  the
permittee  in  writing  of such cancellation or suspension and shall set
forth the reasons for such action.
8. The liquor authority in reviewing such application shall review the
entire record and grant  the  temporary  permit  unless  good  cause  is
otherwise  shown.  A  decision  on  an  application  shall  be  based on
substantial evidence in the record and supported by a  preponderance  of
the evidence in favor of the applicant.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 7 - Special Permits › 99 - Special Permit to Remain Open During Certain Hours of the Morning.

§ 99. Special  permit  to  remain  open  during  certain  hours of the
  morning.   1. Any  person  licensed  to  sell  alcoholic  beverages  for
  consumption  on  the  premises pursuant to this chapter may apply to the
  liquor authority for a special permit to remain open  on  any  week  day
  between the hours of four o'clock a.m. or the closing hour prescribed by
  a  rule  adopted  in a county on or before April first, nineteen hundred
  ninety-five or pursuant to subdivision eleven of  section  seventeen  of
  this  chapter,  and  eight o'clock a.m. The fee for such permit shall be
  fifty-one dollars per day.
2. The liquor authority may, in its  discretion,  issue  to  any  such
  licensed  person,  whose  premises  are  located  within a trade area, a
  special permit to remain open  during  such  hours  of  the  morning  on
  week-days.  The  fee for such permit shall be at the rate of two hundred
  fifty-six dollars per annum.
3. Such permits and the exercise of the privileges granted  thereunder
  may  be  subjected  by the liquor authority to such rules as it may deem
  necessary.
4. Notice of intent to apply for a permit  pursuant  to  this  section
  must  be  sent  to  the local police department or, if there is no local
  police department then to the county sheriff's office, and  such  notice
  must also be sent to the local community board.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 7 - Special Permits › 99-A - Charitable Permits.

§  99-a.  Charitable  permits.  1.  The  liquor  authority  is  hereby
  authorized to issue a charitable  permit  to  an  organization  to  sell
  alcoholic  beverages,  at  auction  or otherwise, where the authority is
  satisfied:  (a) that contributions made by an individual donor  to  such
  organization  are  deductible  for Federal income tax purposes; (b) that
  the funds so raised will be used for  the  non-profit  purposes  of  the
  organization;  (c)  that all such alcoholic beverages shall be in sealed
  containers; and (d) that not more than eighty cases shall be sold.  Such
  permit  shall be valid for a twenty-four hour period commencing at eight
  o'clock a.m. and only during the hours when such alcoholic beverages may
  lawfully be sold by retail licensees in the county in which the  auction
  or  sale  is held.   No alcoholic beverages sold pursuant to such permit
  shall be consumed on the premises at which they are sold.
2. The fee for a one-day charitable permit shall be twenty dollars.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 7 - Special Permits › 99-E - Change in Duration of Permits.

§ 99-e. Change  in  duration  of  permits.  The  liquor  authority  is
  authorized to change the periods  during  which  permits  authorized  by
  sections    ninety-one,    ninety-one-a,    ninety-two,    ninety-two-a,
  ninety-three,  ninety-three-a,  ninety-four,  ninety-five,   ninety-six,
  ninety-six-a  and  ninety-nine-b of this article, shall be effective and
  to establish the  commencement  dates,  duration  and  expiration  dates
  thereof, provided that no such permit shall be effective for a period in
  excess  of  three  years.  When  any  change  or changes are made in the
  duration of any such permit, the permit fee shall be equal to the annual
  permit fee specified in this article multiplied by the number  of  years
  for which such permit is issued. Any other provision of any other law to
  the  contrary notwithstanding, an applicant, other than a not-for-profit
  organization as defined in section one  hundred  seventy-nine-q  of  the
  state  finance  law,  shall not be issued a temporary permit pursuant to
  section ninety-seven of this article for events to take place  upon  any
  premise  for which the authority has issued any license, or has issued a
  permit more than four times within any one year period, provided however
  that the authority may, in its sole discretion, issue additional  single
  permits  if  it  shall  determine upon the issuance of each that (a) the
  application for such permit is not an attempt  to  circumvent  licensing
  provisions  of  this  chapter, and (b) the issuance of such permit would
  not be a detriment to the community or the surrounding  neighborhood  as
  such  shall  be  determined  by  the  authority  after consultation with
  municipal authorities and police agencies and community boards  for  the
  purpose   of  reviewing  community  or  neighborhood  or  police  agency
  complaints, or violations of state or local laws. The  liquor  authority
  may  make such rules as shall be appropriate to carry out the purpose of
  this section.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 7 - Special Permits › 99-F - Special Permits for Minors to Entertain.

§ 99-f. Special  permits for minors to entertain. The liquor authority
  is hereby authorized to issue special permits to any  person  under  the
  age  of eighteen years for the purpose of enabling such person to appear
  as an entertainer on any premises licensed for  retail  sale  hereunder.
  The  provisions  of this section shall apply to persons under the age of
  eighteen years who are not otherwise eligible to act as  an  entertainer
  pursuant  to  the provisions of subdivision two-b of section one hundred
  of this chapter. Such special permit shall be issued, in the  discretion
  of  the  authority,  upon the application of such minor. No such special
  permit shall be granted unless the written consent of  both  parents  or
  the  lawful  guardian  or guardians of such minor shall appear upon such
  application. The liquor authority may require the personal appearance at
  an office of the authority of such applicant and his  parents  or  legal
  guardians  at  the  time  such  application is made or at any other time
  prior to the consideration of such application  by  the  authority  upon
  written  notice  to the applicant and/or his parents or legal guardians.
  Such personal appearance, if requested, shall  be  for  the  purpose  of
  enabling  the  authority  to  establish  that the entertainment that the
  applicant is intending to perform is not contrary to the best  interests
  of  the minor. The liquor authority is hereby authorized and directed to
  promulgate rules and regulations  for  the  orderly  implementation  and
  administration  of  the  provisions  of  this  section.  Such  rules and
  regulations shall provide for a reasonable limitation upon the types  of
  entertainment  for  which  an  application for a special permit shall be
  granted and may provide for  conditions  or  limitations  which  may  be
  attached  to  the  granting  of  such special permit. In addition to any
  conditions  or  limitations  as  may  be  so  imposed,  such  rules   or
  regulations shall impose as a condition for the granting of such special
  permit  that  a  parent  or legal guardian of the minor shall be present
  during such minor's appearance as an entertainer.  Such  special  permit
  shall  be subject to revocation, after a hearing upon a determination by
  the authority that the conditions  or  limitations  attached  upon  such
  special  permit have been violated. Such special permits shall be issued
  for limited periods not to exceed one year.  The  liquor  authority  may
  impose a fee for the issuance of such special permit. Such fee shall not
  exceed  sixty-four dollars if issued for an annual period nor shall such
  fee exceed six dollars per month or any lesser period thereof for  which
  a  special  permit  has been issued. The liquor authority may waive such
  fee. The liquor authority shall  revoke  any  special  permit  upon  the
  written request of the parents or legal guardians of such minor.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 7 - Special Permits › 99-H - Sunday On-Premises Sales Permit.

§ 99-h. Sunday on-premises sales permit. 1. A permit issued under this
  section  shall  authorize  a person licensed to sell alcoholic beverages
  for consumption on  the  premises  pursuant  to  this  chapter  to  sell
  alcoholic  beverages  for  on-premises consumption on Sunday between the
  hours of eight o'clock a.m. and ten o'clock a.m.
2. A permit under this section shall be issued for one calendar day.
3. The fee for such a permit shall be  twenty-five  dollars,  together
  with a filing fee of ten dollars.
4.  An  applicant for a permit under this section shall provide notice
  to the local municipality of such application as provided in section one
  hundred ten-b of this chapter.
5. No more than twelve permits under this section may be issued to the
  same licensee in any calendar year.
6. A permit under this section shall not be available for any licensed
  premises located in a city with a population of one million or more.
7. Such permit and the exercise of the privileges  granted  thereunder
  shall be subject to such rules that the authority may deem necessary.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 104-A - Provisions Governing Vendors.

§ 104-a. Provisions  governing  vendors.    1.  No  sign, of any kind,
  printed, painted, or electric, advertising any brand of  beer  shall  be
  permitted  on  the  exterior  or  interior  of  such premises, except by
  permission of the liquor authority.
2. No vendor shall transport beer in any vehicle owned and operated or
  hired and operated by such vendor, for off-premises consumption,  unless
  there  shall be attached to or inscribed upon both sides of such vehicle
  a sign, showing the name and address of the licensee together  with  the
  following  inscription,  "New  York  State  Beer  Vendor's  License  No.
  ........ , " as the case may be, in uniform letters not less than  three
  and  one-half  inches in height. In lieu of such sign, a vendor may have
  in the cab of such vehicle a photostatic copy  of  its  current  license
  issued  by  the  authority,  and  such  copy  duly  authenticated by the
  authority.
3. No vendor for off-premises consumption shall sell or deliver to any
  person beer in excess of five gallons at one and at the same time.
4. Each vendor for off-premises consumption shall  keep  and  maintain
  upon   the   licensed  premises,  adequate  books  and  records  of  all
  transactions involving the business transacted  by  such  vendor,  which
  shall  show  the amount of beer purchased by such licensee together with
  the names, license numbers and places of business of  the  persons  from
  whom  the same was purchased, and the amount involved in such purchases,
  as well as the amount of beer  sold  by  such  vendor,  and  the  amount
  involved  in  each  sale.  Such books and records shall be available for
  inspection by any authorized representative of the liquor authority.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 105-B - Posting of Certain Signs.

§ 105-b. Posting  of  certain  signs.  1. The authority shall prepare,
  have printed and distribute across the  state  to  all  persons  with  a
  license  to  sell any alcoholic beverage for consumption on the premises
  or a license to sell any alcoholic  beverage  for  consumption  off  the
  premises,  a  sign  or  poster  with  conspicuous lettering that states:
  "Government Warning: According to the Surgeon General, women should  not
  drink  alcoholic beverages during pregnancy because of the risk of birth
  defects".  Such sign or poster must have  conspicuous  lettering  in  at
  least seventy-two point bold face type that states the warning set forth
  in  this subdivision, except that such sign or poster shall be captioned
  with the word "warning" in at least two inch lettering.
2. All persons with a license  to  sell  any  alcoholic  beverage  for
  consumption  on the premises or a license to sell any alcoholic beverage
  for consumption off the premises shall display in  a  conspicuous  place
  the sign or poster upon receiving it from the authority. Such sign shall
  be  placed  as  close as possible to the place where alcoholic beverages
  are sold.
3. Any person with such license who violates the  provisions  of  this
  section  shall  be subject to a civil penalty, not to exceed one hundred
  dollars for each day of violation.
4.  Compliance with the provisions of  any  local  law  requiring  the
  posting  of  signs  containing  warnings  regarding  alcoholic beverages
  enacted on or before the date on which the provisions  of  this  section
  shall  have  become  a law, shall be deemed to be in compliance with the
  provisions of this section. Nothing contained herein, however, shall  be
  deemed to exempt any licensee not otherwise subject to the provisions of
  any such local law from complying with the provisions of this section.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 106-A - Notice of Arrest and Convictions.

§ 106-a. Notice  of  arrest  and  convictions.  1.  When an arrest for
  gambling activity, illicit drug activity, prostitution activity, or  for
  a breach of the peace or for a crime of a violent nature, or for a crime
  of  weapons  possession  occurs or where the activity or crime has taken
  place in a licensed premises,  the  arresting  agency  shall  notify  in
  writing,  the authority and the district attorney of the county in which
  the licensed premises are located within two weeks of the arrest and set
  forth therein the name of the arrestee, the date of the arrest, the time
  of the arrest, the exact place of the arrest, the name of the  licensee,
  the  name  and address of the licensed premises, the offense or offenses
  allegedly committed by the arrestee, the factual  circumstances  of  the
  arrest,  the  name  or  names  of  the arresting officer, and such other
  information as may reasonably be required by the authority.
2. Such district attorney shall  maintain  a  written  record  of  all
  notices  forwarded  as  required  by subdivision one of this section and
  where the arrestee named in said  notice  is  convicted  of  either  the
  offense  charged  or  a  lesser included offense as defined by the penal
  law, the district attorney shall so notify the authority in writing.  In
  addition, where a person is convicted of a violation of paragraph (b) of
  subdivision  one  of  section  sixty-five-b  of  this  chapter  or  of a
  violation of subdivision one of section sixty-five of this chapter,  the
  district attorney shall promptly notify the authority of such conviction
  in  writing  and  shall  include  in  such  notification the information
  required to be provided pursuant to subdivision one of this section.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 108 - Restrictions Upon Licensees.

§ 108. Restrictions  upon  licensees. 1. No licensee except the holder
  of a license to manufacture alcoholic beverages shall keep or permit  to
  be  kept  or  consumed  on  the licensed premises any alcoholic beverage
  except the alcoholic beverages which he is permitted to sell  under  the
  terms of the license issued to him.
2.  The  provisions  of  subdivision  one  of  this  section shall not
  prohibit a person holding a retail  on-premises  license  and  a  retail
  off-premises  beer  or  beer  and  wine products license for an adjacent
  premises to transport  alcoholic  beverages  through  such  off-premises
  location to supply such adjacent on-premises location.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 109 - Renewals of Licenses and Permits.

§  109.  Renewals of licenses and permits. 1. Each license and permit,
  except a temporary permit effective for one day only, issued pursuant to
  this chapter may be renewed upon application therefor by the licensee or
  permittee and the payment of the annual fee for such license  or  permit
  as prescribed by this chapter. In the case of applications for renewals,
  the  liquor  authority  may  dispense  with  the  requirements  of  such
  statements as it deems unnecessary in view of  those  contained  in  the
  application  made for the original license or permit; provided, however,
  that no waiver of paragraph  (f)  of  subdivision  one  of  section  one
  hundred  ten  of this article may be made. The submission of photographs
  of the licensed premises shall be dispensed with provided the  applicant
  for  such  renewal  shall  file  a  statement with such authority to the
  effect that there has been no alteration  of  such  premises  since  the
  original  license  was  issued.  An  applicant  for a retail license for
  on-premises consumption shall also submit to the authority a copy of the
  valid certificate of occupancy or such  other  document  issued  by  the
  local  code  enforcement  agency for the premises for which the original
  license was issued. The liquor authority may make such rules as  may  be
  necessary  not inconsistent with this chapter regarding applications for
  renewals of licenses and permits and the time for making the same.
2. The authority shall provide an application for renewal of a license
  issued under section sixty-four or sixty-four-a of this chapter not less
  than sixty days prior to the expiration of the current license.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 110-C - Public License Query.

§  110-c.  Public license query. 1. The authority shall make available
  to the public all  digitally  archived  information  pertaining  to  any
  conditions  it  imposes  on  the operation of a premises licensed by the
  authority pursuant  to  this  chapter,  including  but  not  necessarily
  limited to information pertaining to the hours during which the licensed
  premises  is  allowed to operate, the maximum permitted occupancy of the
  licensed premises, and any special conditions imposed by  the  authority
  on the licensed premises.
2.  The  authority shall make available to the public on its website a
  daily updated list or lists of all pending  license  applications.  Such
  list  shall  include the serial, certificate or other identifying number
  assigned by the authority; the status of the application;  the  name  of
  the  applicant;  the  complete address, including county, of the applied
  for premises; the license type and class the applicant is  seeking;  the
  date  such  application  was  received;  based on the date submitted, an
  estimated timeframe, specified as a date, for  a  determination  on  the
  application.  For  any  unreasonable  delay  that is caused solely by an
  action of  the  authority,  this  timeframe  will  be  updated;  if  the
  authority  has  issued  any temporary permit for the premises related to
  the  current  application;  and  the  final  date  of  an   applications
  determination.
3.  The  authority  shall  maintain a record of the number of licenses
  applied for and the length of time required for the approval  or  denial
  of such licenses on its public website. Such records shall be updated at
  least monthly by the authority.
4.  The  authority  shall,  where  feasible  and resources permitting,
  develop  or  cause  to  be  developed  up-grades  to  their  information
  technology  systems that will enable greater transparency for applicants
  with respect to their application status and estimated processing  times
  for final determination on a license application.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 111 - License to Be Confined to Premises Licensed.

§ 111. License  to be confined to premises licensed.  A license issued
  to any person, pursuant to chapter one hundred eighty  of  the  laws  of
  nineteen hundred thirty-three or this chapter, for any licensed premises
  shall  not  be transferable to any other person or to any other premises
  or to any other part of the building containing  the  licensed  premises
  except in the discretion of the authority. It shall be available only to
  the  person therein specified, and only for the premises licensed and no
  other except if authorized by the authority.   Provided,  however,  that
  the  provisions  of  this  section  shall  not be deemed to prohibit the
  issuance of a license under section seventy-six-b  or  seventy-six-c  of
  this  chapter.  For  the  purposes of this section each railroad car and
  each vessel shall be deemed premises separately to be licensed.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 112 - Bonds of Licensees and Permittees.

§ 112. Bonds  of  licensees  and  permittees. The liquor authority may
  require the licensees and permittees of one or  more  of  the  kinds  or
  classes  described  in this chapter to file with it a bond to the people
  of the state of New York issued by a surety  company,  approved  by  the
  superintendent  of  financial services as to solvency and responsibility
  and authorized to transact business in this state, in such penal sum  as
  the  liquor  authority may heretofore have prescribed or hereafter shall
  prescribe, conditioned that such licensee or permittee will  not  suffer
  or  permit  any violation of the provisions of this chapter and that all
  fines and penalties which shall accrue, during the time the  license  or
  permit  shall  be in effect, will be paid, together with all costs taxed
  or allowed in any action or  proceeding  brought  or  instituted  for  a
  violation of any of the provisions of this chapter. A suit to recover on
  any  bond  filed  pursuant  to chapter one hundred eighty of the laws of
  nineteen hundred thirty-three or this chapter  may  be  brought  by  the
  liquor  authority  or  on relation of any party aggrieved, in a court of
  competent jurisdiction and in the event that the obligor named  in  such
  bond  has  violated any of the conditions of such bond, recovery for the
  penal sum of such bond may be had in favor of the people of  the  state.
  Notwithstanding  the  provisions  of  this  section,  no  bond  shall be
  required to be filed by the holder of a solicitor's permit issued  under
  section ninety-three of this chapter.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 113 - Premises for Which No License Shall Be Granted.

§  113.  Premises  for  which  no license shall be granted. 1. Where a
license for any premises licensed has been revoked, the liquor authority
in its discretion may refuse to issue a license under this chapter,  for
a  period of two years after such revocation, for such licensed premises
or for any part of the building containing such  licensed  premises  and
connected therewith.
2.  In  determining  whether to issue such a license for such two year
period, in addition to any other factors  deemed  relevant,  the  liquor
authority  shall,  in  the  case of a license revoked due to the illegal
sale of alcohol to a minor, determine whether  the  proposed  subsequent
licensee has obtained such premises through an arm's length transaction,
and, if such transaction is not found to be an arm's length transaction,
the liquor authority shall deny the issuance of such license.
3. For purposes of this section, "arm's length transaction" shall mean
a  sale  of  a  fee  of all undivided interests in real property, lease,
management agreement, or other agreement giving  the  applicant  control
over  the food and beverage at the premises, or any part thereof, in the
open market, between an informed and  willing  buyer  and  seller  where
neither  is  under  any  compulsion  to  participate in the transaction,
unaffected by any unusual conditions indicating a reasonable possibility
that the sale was made  for  the  purpose  of  permitting  the  original
licensee  to  avoid  the  effect  of the revocation. The following sales
shall be presumed not to be arm's length  transactions  unless  adequate
documentation is provided demonstrating that the sale, lease, management
agreement, or other agreement giving the applicant control over the food
and  beverage  at  the premises, was not conducted, in whole or in part,
for the purpose of permitting the original licensee to avoid the  effect
of the revocation:
(a) a sale between relatives;
(b) a sale between related companies or partners in a business; or
(c) a sale, lease, management agreement, or other agreement giving the
applicant  control  over the food and beverage at the premises, affected
by other facts or circumstances  that  would  indicate  that  the  sale,
lease,  management  agreement,  or  other agreement giving the applicant
control over the food and beverage at the premises, is entered into  for
the  primary  purpose  of  permitting the original licensee to avoid the
effect of the revocation.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 114-A - License or Permit Issuance and Registration Approval.

§ 114-a. License  or permit issuance and registration approval. 1. The
  authority upon receiving an application and appropriate  payment  shall,
  to  the  extent practicable, provide the applicant with a receipt within
  twenty-five business days.  Such  receipt  shall  include  the  date  of
  acceptance  of  such  application as well as an estimated length of time
  necessary for the authority to review and make a determination  on  such
  application.  Such  receipt shall include a unique serial, certification
  or other identifying number.
2. No license or permit shall be issued and no  registration  approved
  pursuant to this chapter until such time as any check or draft submitted
  for  payment of the required fee has been honored by the payor financial
  institution, provided, however, that this provision shall not  apply  in
  the case of a certified check, bank officers' check or money order.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 115 - Rules Need Not Be Uniform.

§ 115. Rules need not be uniform.  Whenever in this chapter the liquor
  authority  is  authorized  to  adopt  rules  in  respect to a particular
  subject or matter, such rules need not be uniform in  their  application
  to the various localities within the jurisdiction of such authority, but
  may  vary  in  accordance  with  a  reasonable  classification  of  such
  localities.