Petition Status Find information about active and inactive petitions, including initiative, referendum, and recall petitions. Search Petitions Petition Type (Required) * Initiative Recall Referendum Status (Optional) Petition Year (Optional) Petition Year (Optional) Petition Topic Petition Topic All Petition IDs Your request returned multiple entries, please select an ID to view * Your request returned multiple entries, please select an ID to view * Petition Topic (Short Title) Submit Reset form If you are human, leave this field blank. Your search returned 1 results. Return to Petitions page. An Act relating to sales of alcoholic beverages, to alcoholic licensing, and to limits on holding multiple alcoholic beverage licenses Initiative Id: 01BREW | AG File Number: 663-02-0055 State: Inactive Petition Status: Petition was not filed by the one year deadline and therefore has no force or effect Primary Sponsors Roderick Hancock; Jason Wood; Matt Jones Date Petition Application Filed September 5, 2001 Application Certified October 8, 2001 Sponsors Proposed Bill Language PDF Download HTML version Petition Details Not on ballot. The petition application was received in the Lieutenant Governor’s Office on September 5, 2001. A copy of the application and signatures were sent to the Department of Law and Division of Elections on September 17, 2001 for review and verification of signatures. The Division of Elections determined that there were a sufficient number of signatures on September 26, 2001. Legal review was received from the Department of Law on October 8, 2001. The Lt. Governor certified the application on October 8, 2001. In accordance with AS 15.45.140, the initiative petition must be filed by October 12, 2002. The petition was not filed by the deadline therefore is void. Following is the petition booklets’ summary language: Initiative to Amend Alcoholic Beverage Licensing This bill would eliminate the brewpub license with its 75,000 gallon annual production cap. Current brewpub license holders would be issued brewery licenses. This bil lifts the restriction that holders of a brewery license or winery license may not also hold a beverage dispensary license or a restaurant or eating place license. A holder of a brewery license, in addition to selling beer to licensees, would be able to sell its beer directly at no more than 2 beverage dispensary or restaurant or eating places licensed to that brewery. Up to 8 gallons of beer could be sold to individuals on the premises.