40 Pa. Code § 7.3 - Transfers of location
(a)
Retail liquor or retail dispenser licenses. If a retail liquor
or retail dispenser licensee moves his place of business from one address to
another, the new establishment must be ready for operation before the license
transfer will be approved. Liquor or malt or brewed beverages may not be sold
or served at the new establishment until formal approval of the transfer is
given by the Board.
(b)
Other transferable licenses. When other licenses transferable
under the law are involved, and the licensee desires to move his place of
business from one address to another, proper application for transfer of
license shall be made, and approval of the Board obtained, before the business
is operated at the new address.
(c)
Effect of failure to achieve full compliance. If a request for
the transfer of a license has received prior approval by the Board, and
thereafter, a licensee is unable to achieve full compliance based on the plans
submitted under prior approval, a hearing may be held.
(1) The hearing will take evidence to
determine whether full compliance with the licensee's plans was impossible for
reasons outside the licensee's control.
(2) If it was, an application for transfer to
another location will be considered by the Board.
(d) If a prior approval for transfer was
originally granted for transfer to a different municipality, the 5-year
moratorium on a transfer from the municipality to which the transfer was
effected is measured from the date the license becomes operational. See section
461(a) of the Liquor Code (47 P. S. §
4-461(a)).
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