Special Occasion Permit definition

Special Occasion Permit means a permit issued under section 19. (“permis de circonstance”) 1999, c. 12, Sched. F, s. 29.
Special Occasion Permit means permission to discharge family fireworks on days other than Victoria Day, Canada Day, Labour Day and New Year’s Eve;
Special Occasion Permit means a permit issued by the AGCO which allows for the sale and service of Liquor on prescribed special occasions, such as cash bars at weddings or private receptions, as well as larger scale events that are open to the public, such as charity fundraisers.

Examples of Special Occasion Permit in a sentence

  • Permittee must obtain from the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board and provide to the Bureau of Law of the City of Bethlehem a copy of its Special Occasion Permit or other Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board issued Permit or License for each event listed above.

  • Permittee must obtain from the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board and provide to the Bureau of Law of the City of Bethlehem a copy of its Special Occasion Permit for each event listed above.

  • All alcohol must be purchased with your permit legally and all receipts of alcohol purchases under Special Occasion Permit must be made available at the event.

  • Permittee must provide a copy of its Special Occasion Permit issued by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board for each event listed above.

  • If alcohol is going to be consumed at the Castleton Town Hall a Special Occasion Permit (S.O.P.) must be obtained from the LCBO, it is the renter’s responsibility to obtain the permit; the Township of Cramahe will require a copy of the S.O.P., insurance, and copies of your bartender(s) Smart Serve Certificate five days prior to the event.


More Definitions of Special Occasion Permit

Special Occasion Permit and “SOP” means a liquor license issued by AGCO for one- time social events where alcohol will be sold and/or served. For information on the types of special occasions a permit may be issued by AGCO, please visit https://www.agco.ca/.
Special Occasion Permit means a Province of Ontario permit that is needed any time liquor is offered for sale or served anywhere other than in a licensed establishment or a private place. A private place is an indoor area usually not open to the public and not open to the public during the event; for example, a residence or private office and are for occasional special events only.
Special Occasion Permit means a permit issued under section 19 of the Liquor Licence Act;
Special Occasion Permit means all permits issued pursuant to the Liquor License Act.
Special Occasion Permit and “SOP” means a liquor license issued by AGCO for onetime social events where alcohol will be sold and/or served. For information on the types of special occasions a permit may be issued by AGCO, please visit ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇/. “Township” means the Corporation of Township of Leeds and the Thousand Islands.
Special Occasion Permit means a permit issued under section 19. (“permis de circonstance”)
Special Occasion Permit. The Lessee is responsible to obtain a permit to serve their own wine at a religious event. Bartenders will be responsible to serve this wine and bar will be closed during the dinner. The bar will reopen only after all this wine is consumed or removed and recorked.