A Boat Shall Serve Meals On Each Tour And Shall Have A Dining Area With Seating For At Least 36 People. A Boat'S Gross Receipts From Food And Non-Alcoholic Beverages Shall Be Greater Than Its Gross Receipts From Alcoholic Beverages. A Boat Shall Have A Home Port In An Area Where Issuance Of The Permit Is Legal, And All Passengers Shall Enter The Boat At The Home Port Or At Other Ports Listed On A Preannounced Itinerary. The Boat'S Permit Is Valid During Tours That Leave And Return To The Boat'S Home Port, And Apply Regardless Of Whether The Boat Crosses Into An Area Where Sales Are Not Legal, If The Boat Docks Only At A Port Listed On The Preannounced Itinerary, Except In An Emergency. A Boat Conducting Tours Along The Intracoastal Waterway And Navigable Waterways That Enters Into The Intracoastal Waterway, Pursuant To A Preannounced Itinerary That Includes Visits To Two Or More Cities, May Serve Alcoholic Beverages Pursuant To ABC Permit Issued According To The Jurisdiction Of Its Home Port In The Following Manner: A. While On Tour, Alcoholic Beverages May Be Served To Passengers; B. While Docked In Any Other Port Alcoholic Beverages May Be Served Only To Tour Passengers; C. During Special City- Sponsored Events And Festivals, In Which Case The Boat May Open Its Galley And Bars At Dockside To The General Public And Sell Those Alcoholic Beverages That Are Lawful In The Jurisdiction In Which It Is Docked. Any Sales In This Manner Shall Be In Accordance With The Requirements Of Any Ordinances Of The Jurisdiction In Which The Boat Is Docked. No Off-Premises Sales May Be Made On This Permit.
Permanent
GS 18B-1006(I)
Commercial Transportation Permit. Form 18B-1115)
NC Department of Public Safety
NC Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission (ABC)
400 East Tryon Rd.
Raleigh, NC 27610-
919-779-0700