Board of License Commissioners - Liquor Control Board

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Free Training Seminar on the Rules and Regulations of the Board of License Commissioners. Contact 301-985-3805.

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County Service Building
5012 Rhode Island Avenue
Room 204
Hyattsville, Maryland 20781
Phone: (301) 699-2770
Fax: (301) 985-3548

The Board of License Commissioners for Prince George's County consists of five members, appointed by the Governor under the provision of Section 15-101 of Article 2B of the Annotated Code of Maryland. The Board serves a quasi-judicial function in administering and enforcing the Alcoholic Beverage Laws of the State of Maryland and the local rules and regulations of the Board of License Commissioners.

Board of License Commissioners

Franklin D. Jackson, Chairman
Shaihi Mwalimu, Vice Chairman
Armando Camacho, Commissioner
Earl Howard, Commissioner
David D. Son, Commissioner

Applications

• Individual/Applicant Affidavits (Owner, Sole Proprietor, Partners)
• Stockholders/Authorized Person/Member Affidavit Corporations, Limited Liability Companies)
• Application
• Sunday Sales Application due October 15th
• Sunday Sales Application due April 15th
• Temporary Sunday Sales Affidavit
• One-Day Application
• One Day Affidavit
• Substitution of Corporate Officers Application

Board of License Commissioners Rule Book (PDF)

OFFICIAL NOTICE - License renewal protest information.

Alcoholic Beverage Licenses are issued by the Board of License Commissioners based on public accommodation. A fully completed application is filed with the Board's Office pursuant to the hearing schedule and then scheduled for a Public Hearing. At the hearing, the Board accepts evidence and testimony. Based on the information provided, the Board determines which application would best serve to accommodate the public and subsequently, is granted the alcoholic beverage license advertised. The Board of License Commissioners has a limited number of licenses to issue; therefore, an application for an alcoholic beverage license may not be considered prima facia evidence that the applicant(s) is/are entitled to a license. (Section 9-217 of Article 2B)

The Commissioners may not grant any additional licenses of any class that were not advertised and posted as available for the hearing. (Section 10-202)

Agendas

*All files are in (PDF) format

• August 24, 2010 (pdf)
• July 27, 2010 (pdf)
• June 22, 2010 (pdf)
• May 25, 2010 (pdf)
• May 12,2010 (pdf)
• April 27, 2010 (pdf)
• March 23, 2010 (pdf)
• February 23, 2010 (pdf)
• January 26, 2010 (pdf)

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