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Liquor board staff to present and vote on proposed change to regulation §6.14 on Feb. 9
Summary
At its Feb. 9 staff meeting, Frederick County licensing staff plan to present, discuss and vote on a proposed amendment to regulation §6.14 to change the number of days for infusions; the agenda lists the item but the transcript does not include the result.
The Frederick County Liquor Board’s agenda indicates that staff will "present, discuss, [and] vote on regulation §6.14 for adjustment to days for infusions" during the Feb. 9 staff meeting. The agenda entry does not include the text of the proposed amendment or any supporting materials beyond a notation that the item will be discussed and voted on by staff.
The transcript provided is an agenda and does not record whether the board or staff approved, modified or rejected the proposed change. The staff meeting portion of the agenda also includes related items — introduction of a new inspector (Austin Marler), a monthly violation report review, a renewal-schedule update (renewal process launched Jan. 14, 2026), statewide legislation briefing including Class L discussion, and a legal discussion of renewal thresholds and business-license requirements.
Because the agenda lists this as a planned vote but provides no outcome or vote tally, any report of approval or modification would require follow-up with board minutes or staff records after the Feb. 9 meeting.
