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Bill to remove per‑screen seat cap for theater liquor licenses draws industry support
Consumer Protection & Business Committee · January 21, 2026
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Summary
HB 24‑76 would remove the statutory limit that a theater have 120 seats or fewer per screen to qualify for a spirits/beer/wine theater license; proponents said the change preserves safety controls while helping theaters compete and diversify offerings.
The committee also heard House Bill 24‑76, which would eliminate the statutory requirement that a theater have 120 seats or fewer per screen to qualify for a spirits, beer and wine theater license. Staff Megan Mulvihill explained the current definition and the existing requirement for an alcohol…
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