Fla. Admin. Code Ann. R. 61A-1.006 - Definitions
(1) As used in Section
565.045, F.S., the term "place
of business" shall include all interior rooms, or areas which are directly
connected by interior openings or doorways from the space where alcoholic
beverages are sold, delivered, consumed, or stored. It shall not include common
areas used by patrons to enter buildings or malls with more than two places of
business. Common areas shall not be considered rooms or areas of the licensed
place of business if they are not leased to any tenant occupying the building
and are not used as part of any occupant's business.
(2) As used in Sections 561.20(2)(a)4., and
(2)(b), F.S., the term "restaurant" shall include all interior rooms or areas
which are directly connected by interior openings or doorways from the place
where food is delivered, stored, prepared, served, or sold. It shall not
include common areas used by patrons to enter buildings or malls with more than
two places of business, or hotels, motels, motor courts, and condominium
accommodations which are licensed as a vendor. Common areas shall not be
considered rooms or areas of the licensed place of business if they are not
leased to any tenant occupying the building and are not used as part of any
occupant's business.
(3) The term
"package store" shall mean a licensed place of business where alcoholic
beverages are sold in the original sealed containers as received from the
distributor for consumption off the premises only.
(4) The term "single transaction" as used in
the Division's rules means any single order given on any day and does not mean
accumulated orders on a day-to-day basis. When used with reference to malt
beverage sales, the term "single transaction" means any single order given on
any day and delivered to one licensed location or to one permitted off premises
storage warehouse on a single day during the calendar week.
(5) The term "manufacturer" shall mean any
person, business enterprise, political subdivision of a government, receiver,
trustee, or liquidating agent who makes alcoholic beverages in this country or
any place outside the boundaries of the United States of America for
distribution to any vendor licensed by the state.
(6) The term "military, naval, or air force
reservation" as used in Sections
563.05,
564.06, and
565.12, F.S., shall mean any
building, group of buildings, or land under the jurisdiction of the Secretary
of Defense or Secretary of the United States of America Military Department.
(a) Prior to making excise tax exempt sales,
a licensed Florida distributor must have written notice of reservation status
from the most senior officer or his designee in charge of the
reservation.
(b) Military, naval,
or air force reservations shall be exempt from any licensing or registration
requirements set forth in Chapters 561, 562, 563, 564, and 565, F.S..
(c) The Coast Guard shall be included in a
military reservation since it is a military service and a branch of the armed
service of the United States at all times (14 USCS ยง
1).
(7) The term
"conviction" shall mean any person who has been adjudicated guilty by any court
in this state, or any other state, or the United States regardless of any
pending appeals.
(8) The term
"person" shall not mean a corporation that owns part or all of the stock of an
applicant corporation or licensed corporation; however, it does include
officers, directors, and shareholders of such a shareholder
corporation.
(9) The terms "wine
and liquor" as used with trade discounts shall mean wine and spirituous liquors
but not malt beverages.
(10) The
term "liquors" as used in credit sales of alcoholic beverages by distributors
to any vendor shall mean malt beverages, wine, or spirituous
beverages.
Notes
Rulemaking Authority 561.11 FS. Law Implemented 559.791, 561.01(10), (11), (14), 561.14(1), 561.15, 561.17, 561.19, 561.20(2)(a), (b), (e), 561.29, 561.42(2)-(6), 562.452, 563.02, 563.05, 564.02, 564.06, 565.02, 565.045, 565.10, 565.12 FS.
Repromulgated 12-19-74, Formerly 7A-1.06, 7A-1.006, Amended 12-20-94, 1-20-97.
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