CHAPTER 2: BEER

Section

   8-201   Purpose of chapter

   8-202   Beer business subject to regulation

   8-203   “Beer” defined

   8-204   Beer Board established

   8-205   Meetings of the Beer Board

   8-206   Record of Beer Board proceedings to be kept

   8-207   Requirements for Beer Board quorum and action

   8-208   Powers and duties of the Beer Board

   8-209   Permit required for engaging in the beer business; term of permit

   8-210   Restrictions on granting permits

   8-211   Application forms; effect of false statements or misrepresentation therein

   8-212   Application requirements

   8-213   Beer permits to be restrictive

   8-214   Permits not transferable

   8-215   Display of permit

   8-216   Restrictions on permits that would cause congestion or interfere with public health, safety and morals

   8-217   Further restrictions on the issuance of permits

   8-218   Issuance of permits to hotels, clubs and the like

   8-219   Sanitation for the premises of the permit holder

   8-220   Minors, fraudulent evidence of purchase in behalf of a minor by third person and the like

   8-221   Investigation of applicants, agents and/or employees

   8-222   Prohibited conduct or activities by beer permit holders

   8-223   Suspension and revocation of beer permits

   8-224   City business license

   8-225   Reserved

   8-226   Civil penalty in lieu of revocation or suspension

   8-227   Employees liable for violations

   8-228   Notice to be given of permit suspension or revocation

   8-229   Application fee for sale of beer

   8-230   Privilege tax

Statutory reference:

   For a leading case on a municipality’s authority to regulate beer, see the Tennessee Supreme Court decision in Watkins v. Naifeh, 635 S.W.2d 104 (1982)