How SB 145 changes current law

Compared against the Kentucky Revised Statutes as published AI-generated reading aid — verify against the official bill.

The bill amends the regulations surrounding caterer's licenses, specifically clarifying restrictions on primary licenses and catering in certain territories.

• KRS 243.033

  No primary caterer's license shall authorize alcoholic beverage sales at a premises that operates as a restaurant.

  Primary caterer's licenses cannot be used for premises that function as restaurants.

• KRS 243.033

  at the licensed premises

  The requirement to keep alcoholic beverage stock at the licensed premises during periods of non-use has been removed.

• KRS 243.033

  in conjunction with a catered function

  The requirement to be using alcoholic beverages in conjunction with a catered function during storage has been removed.

• KRS 243.033

  for a customer and the customer's guests

  The language restricting alcoholic beverage service to customers and their guests has been removed, broadening service permissions.

• KRS 243.033

  at any catered event

  The phrase 'at any catered event' has been removed from several locations, indicating a broader scope for catering without restricting to specific events.

• KRS 243.033

  A caterer licensee shall not cater alcoholic beverages on Sunday except in territory in which the Sunday sale of alcoholic beverages is permitted under the provisions of KRS 244.290 and 244.480.

  The prohibition on catering alcoholic beverages on Sunday in dry territories has been removed, implying greater flexibility for caterers.

• KRS 243.033

  (7) → (6)

  The section numbers have been renumbered due to striking of previous subsections.

• KRS 243.033

  (8) → (7)

  The section numbers have been renumbered due to striking of previous subsections.

• KRS 243.033

  (9) → (8)

  The section numbers have been renumbered due to striking of previous subsections.

• KRS 243.033

  (10) → (9)

  The section numbers have been renumbered due to striking of previous subsections.