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Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Special Class C One-Day Liquor License Application
Temporary Special Class C Licenses may be issued for an event to non-profit Clubs not licensed to serve Alcoholic
Beverages if such Clubs are operated exclusively for educational, social, fraternal, charitable, civic, political, patriotic or
athletic purposes.
Fees are payable to the City of Annapolis. Fees are non-refundable.
The processing time for a regular application is one (1) to two (2) weeks but some applications need to be approved
by the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board which meets only once a month. In order to insure that your application
is ready please submit at least forty-five (45) days before your event date.
If City property is used, the applicant must also complete the Application for Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages on
City Property.
All applicants must also complete and submit an Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Noise Control Statement to the
Deputy City Clerk for any event, and any related activities, proposed to be held in the City.
Any terms used in this application, which are not otherwise defined, shall have the meanings indicated in the Alcoholic
Beverage Control Board (ABCB or Board) Rules and Regulations.
City Code 7.12.330 - Temporary special class C license to clubs.
A. All clubs which do not hold a one-year alcoholic beverage license as set forth in this chapter shall not sell, raffle or
award by lottery any alcoholic beverage except after application for and receipt of a special license, class C, for the
sale or awarding of beer or beer, wine and liquor in conjunction with any bona fide entertainment conducted by any
club at the place described in the license.
B. A special beer license, class C, or special beer, wine and liquor license, class C, entitles the licensee to exercise
the privileges of a one-year class C license for a period not exceeding seven consecutive days, upon payment of a
special beer license fee or of a special beer, wine and liquor license fee as established by resolution of the City
Council.
C. License applications under this section are expressly exempt from the provisions of Section 7.12.190.
D. The license provided for by this section shall be applied for and be issued to three of the officers of the club, as
individuals.
E. The City Clerk shall issue the special one-day license on behalf of the City in accordance with the established policy
and laws. Any denial by the City Clerk of the issuance of the special license may be appealed to the Alcoholic
Beverage Control Board at its next meeting, and a hearing date shall be scheduled after that meeting.
2.12 TEMPORARY SPECIAL CLASS C LICENSES.
1. Temporary Special Class C Licenses may be issued for an event by the City Clerk, on behalf of the Board, to non-
profit Clubs not licensed to serve Alcoholic Beverages if such Clubs are operated exclusively for educational, social,
fraternal, charitable, civic, political, patriotic or athletic purposes. However, if the event is to be held on City property,
the City Clerk shall not issue the Temporary Special Class C License, but shall require the applicant to complete
an “Application for Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages on City Property” form and shall then place the application
on the agenda for the next meeting of the Board. The deadline for submission of the application is forty-five (45)
days before the date of the event. Temporary Special Class C Licenses shall be issued only to officers of such non-
profit Clubs and in furtherance of the purposes of the Club.
City of Annapolis
Office of the City Clerk
160 Duke of Gloucester Street
Annapolis, Maryland 21401
DepClerk@annapolis.gov 410-263-7942 Fax 410-280-1853 TDD use MD Relay or 711 www.annapolis.gov
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2. A Temporary Special Class C License authorizes the Licensee to exercise the privileges of other Class C Licenses,
but the City Clerk may limit the days and daily hours of operation of a Temporary Special Class C Licensee.
3. A denial of the application or any limitation placed upon a Temporary Special Class C License by the City Clerk
may be appealed to the Board pursuant to Section 2.07 of these Rules and Regulations.
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Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Special Class C One-Day Liquor License Application
License Fee: $50.00 for Beer only $75.00 for Beer, Wine and Liquor.
Name of Club
Event Title
Type of Event
Event Date
Start Time End Time
Event Location/Address
Non-Profit Identification Number
Applicant Contact Person
Phone # Alternate Phone #
E-mail Address
Contact Person (during the event if different from above)
Mobile Phone # On-site Phone #
Approximate number of persons attending Event
Has the Applicant ever submitted this application in the past? Yes No
If yes, state the date application submitted:
Does the Applicant intend to have music at this Event? Yes No
If yes, state what type of music and the hours:
Does the Applicant intend to provide security? Yes No If yes, how many security guards?
Pursuant to the authorization of Section 17. 20. 100 (Uniform Fire Code) of the Charter and Code of the City of
Annapolis. Visit www.crowdmanagers.com/training for more information.
Does the assembly have a certified crowd manager? Yes N/A
If no, please explain
City of Annapolis
Office of the City Clerk
160 Duke of Gloucester Street
Annapolis, Maryland 21401
DepClerk@annapolis.gov 410-263-7942 Fax 410-280-1853 TDD use MD Relay or 711 www.annapolis.gov
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How does the Applicant intend to control the service of Alcoholic Beverages to ensure that minors are not served?
Alcoholic Beverages will be:
Provided by guests (bringing their own bottles).
Provided to guests, at no charge.
Provided to guests, for which they will be charged, either by a ticket, admission charge, or at a cash bar.
I, as a legally authorized representative of the Applicant, hereby certify that the above information is true and correct to
the best of my knowledge, information and belief, and that I have read and understand the statements made on this
application.
If any signed statement, report, affidavit, or oath, required under any of the provisions of Article 2B, Section 198 of the
Annotated Code of Maryland, shall contain any false statement, the offender shall be deemed guilty of perjury, and upon
conviction thereof, shall be subject to the penalties provided by law for that crime.
I hereby acknowledge pursuant to Section 7.12.430 of the City Code that the organizational by-laws or other documents
of the Applicant/club do not exclude individuals from membership solely on the basis of race, sex, religion, physical handicap
or national origin.
Club Officer/Licensee Name
Club Officer/Licensee Signature
Signature of witness
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Statement of Owner of Premises Required in Connection with the Alcoholic Beverage Law of Maryland
I hereby certify that I am the owner of the property named in the foregoing application made to the City of Annapolis
under the Alcoholic Beverage Law of Maryland, or their designee; that I assent to the granting of license applied for; and
that I hereby authorize the Maryland State Comptroller, his/her authorized deputies, inspectors and clerks, the City, its duly
authorized clerks, agents and employees, and any peace officer of the City of Annapolis to inspect and search, without
warrant, the premises upon which the event is to be conducted, and any and all parts of any enclosed premises (i.e. building)
in which said event is to be conducted, at any and all hours until the termination of the event in question.
Property Owner/Representative Name
Property Owner/Representative Signature
Signature of witness
APPROVED
On behalf of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board on this day of ,
Deputy City Clerk
If you have any questions please contact the City Clerk’s Office at 410-263-7942.
CC: Annapolis Police Department
Annapolis Fire Department