Bill would give a few fifth class cities ability to tax alcohol

Taylorsville would be one of three in Kentucky

Rep. Brad Montell has filed a bill that would give three Kentucky cities the ability to regulate the sale and fees on alcohol  without going through the process of becoming a fourth class city.

House bill 361 states that any fifth class city that is the county seat of a wet county:

• is required to create an office of alcoholic beverage control administrator;

• allowed to hold a local option election for the sale of distilled spirits or wine by the drink;

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