Alaska Administrative Code - Wine Auction Permit

Administrative provision dealing with wine auction permit in Alaska

Alaska Administrative Code
Title 3. Commerce, Community, and Economic Development
Part 19. Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Chapter 304. Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Article 6. Miscellaneous Provisions

§ 3 AAC 304.699. Wine auction permit

(a) A wine auction permit authorizes the holder to sell wine by outcry or silent auction at designated premises for a specific occasion and limited period of time. Only organizations that would be eligible for a special events permit under AS 04.11.240(a) are eligible for a wine auction permit, and only if all profits derived from the auction of wine are paid to the organization and not to an individual.

(b) An application for a wine auction permit must be signed by both the president and secretary of the organization applying for the permit. A sworn affidavit showing the length of time the organization has been in existence must accompany the application, together with a certified copy of the resolution of the board of directors authorizing the application. The written approval of the law enforcement agency having jurisdiction over the designated premises of the occasion for which the permit is sought must also be obtained and accompany the application.

(c) No more than five wine auction permits may be granted to an organization, including its auxiliary, in any one calendar year.

(d) A wine auction permit may be operated in conjunction with a special events permit, caterer's permit, restaurant caterer's permit, or club license caterer's permit or on the licensed premises of a beverage dispensary, club, or restaurant or eating place. A wine auction permit may be operated on premises where no other liquor license or permit has been issued.

(e) A wine auction permit may not be transferred or renewed.

(f) The fee for a wine auction permit is $50 a day.