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Bill # |
Issue |
Final Status |
Summary |
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HB 2247 |
OLCC Ins & Bond
requirements |
Passed House 53-0. Passed Senate 27-0. Governor signed. Effective Jan. 1,
2010. |
Allows Oregon Liquor Control Commission to suspend or refuse
renewal of liquor license immediately if licensee fails to comply with liquor
liability insurance or surety bond requirements. Makes failure to supply
proof of compliance at time of license renewal or upon request reason for
immediate suspension or refusal to renew. |
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HB 2249 |
OLCC Service permits |
Passed House 54-0. Passed Senate 28-0. Governor signed. Effective Jan. 1,
2010. |
Allows OLCC to refuse service permit or to revoke/suspend
service permit or impose civil penalty, if applicant/permittee makes false
statements to the commission. Changes current service permit expiration date
to five years after completion of required alcohol service education course. |
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SB 802 |
OLCC – Distilled
spirits delivery |
Passed Senate 28 to
1. Passed House 59 to
1. Governor signed. Effective Jan. 1,
2010. |
Allows craft distilleries to obtain OLCC special event license
for tasting events at a separate tasting room or marketing opportunity.
Limits the license to a period not exceeding 5 days. |
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HB 2248 |
OLCC Licensing |
Two hearings held; in committee
upon adjournment. |
Allows
OLCC to deny issuance of additional retail license to person based on retail
licensee record regarding sales of alcohol to minors. |
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HB 2541 |
Alcohol Purchase Prohibition –
Retail Check |
Bill amended & sent to
W&M by prior reference. Remained in committee upon adjournment. |
Requires driver license or identification card issued by
Dept. of Transportation to indicate a person may not buy alcohol if they have
twice been convicted of DUII. Requires licensees and permittees of OLCC to
check ID of all persons before selling or serving alcohol. Directs OLCC to
cancel or suspend license of certain licensees
who knowingly sell to person
prohibited from purchasing alcohol. Applies to bars/taverns posted as
Off-limits to minors. |
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HB 3014 |
OLCC Licensing & local government |
No hearings held; remained in
committee upon adjournment. |
Requires
applicant for issuance or renewal of liquor license to seek written
recommendation of county governing body or city council. Requires OLCC to
refuse issuance or renewal of license if governing body or city council
recommends refusal for certain reasons and commission verifies asserted
reasons are valid. Requires OLCC to suspend/cancel license and permits of
licensee, if governing body or city council requests suspension or
cancellation for certain reasons and reasons are valid. |
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SB 136 |
OLCC Service Permits |
One hearing held; remained in
committee upon adjournment. |
Shortens
term of service permits issued by OLCC. Shortens time within which licensee
or service permit holder must re-qualify for license or permit. Makes
retaking approved service course and examination mandatory to re-qualify for
service permit. |
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SB 655 |
Beer Franchising |
No hearings held; remained in
committee upon adjournment. |
Repeals
laws relating to required contracts between suppliers and wholesalers of
alcoholic beverages. Eliminates statutorily mandated exclusive territories
for wholesalers of alcoholic beverages. Repeals other laws governing
relationship between suppliers and wholesalers of alcoholic beverages. Allows
manufacturer or wholesaler of alcoholic beverages to enter into agreement
with retail licensee that provides for payment for alcoholic beverages, after
delivery, by check or electronic fund transfer. |