Section 0100-01-.08 - TERMINAL BUILDING OF A COMMERCIAL AIR CARRIER(1) Hours of Sale. Notwithstanding subsection 0100-01-.03(2), any establishment that holds a license as a terminal building of a commercial air carrier airport under Tenn. Code Ann. § 57-4-102(36), any establishment that holds a license as a commercial airline travel club under Tenn. Code Ann. § 57-4-102(10), or a concessionaire that holds a liquor-by-the-drink license and is located in a terminal building of a commercial air carrier airport, shall be permitted to allow alcoholic or malt beverages to be consumed and/or sold on the licensed premises during the hours that the terminal building of the commercial carrier airport is open to the public, unless the local jurisdiction has opted out of these expanded hours.(2) Privilege Tax. Establishment, as the term is used in Tenn. Code Ann. § 57-4-301(b)(1)(L), shall mean the license holder. Only one license fee or privilege tax shall be due from each holder of a license for a terminal building of a commercial air carrier airport, regardless of the number of points of sale the entity may operate under the license.(3) Establishment. (a) A terminal building of a commercial air carrier airport license may be issued either to the entity having contractual, jurisdictional or other such authority to operate the airport, or, in the entity's discretion, to another entity or entities as are contractually authorized to operate within the airport. All such entities shall be considered an establishment for purposes of Tenn. Code Ann. § 57-4-301(b)(1)(L) and shall file an addendum with each renewal application identifying each point of sale within the airport.(b) The holder of a license for a terminal building of a commercial air carrier airport may contractually authorize a separate entity to operate under the terminal building of a commercial air carrier airport license, and such contractually authorized entity shall not be required to obtain its own license; provided that prior notice and disclosures shall be given to the commission, on such forms or in such manner as may be prescribed by the commission. The license holder shall ultimately be responsible for any violation or sanction issued by the commission.(4) Enforcement. The commission may, in its discretion, treat each point of sale at the terminal building of a commercial air carrier separately for enforcement purposes.Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 0100-01-.08
Original rule filed January 11, 2018; effective April 11, 2018. Repeal and new rules filed January 25, 2019; to have become effective April 25, 2019. However, the Government Operations Committee filed a 60-day stay of the effective date of the rules; new effective date 6/24/2019.Authority: T.C.A. §§ 57-3-204(i), 57-4-101, 57-4-102, 57-4-201, 57-4-203, and 57-4-301.