The PLCB Wednesday announced in a press release the return of approximately $2.2 million in licensing fees to more than 1100 municipalities where licensees are located.
The PLCB is responsible for overseeing the regulation of over 17,000 liquor licenses and permits statewide, including restaurants, clubs and beer distributors.
As part of the annual license renewal or validation process, licensees and permitees pay a fee ranging from $125 to $700, based on the type of license and population of the municipality in which the license is located. As required by law, the PLCB returns the fees to those municipalities twice a year.
The current dispersal period represents fees paid from August 1, 2012, to January 31, 2013.
Adams County received $15,750
Berks County received $21.470
Cumberland County received $33,550
Dauphin County received $74,550
Franklin County received $19,150
Lancaster County received $83,600
Lebanon County received $20,375
Mifflin County received $8,550
Perry County received $5,300
Schuylkill County received $8,150
York County received $59,825
The PLCB is responsible for overseeing the regulation of over 17,000 liquor licenses and permits statewide, including restaurants, clubs and beer distributors.
As part of the annual license renewal or validation process, licensees and permitees pay a fee ranging from $125 to $700, based on the type of license and population of the municipality in which the license is located. As required by law, the PLCB returns the fees to those municipalities twice a year.
The current dispersal period represents fees paid from August 1, 2012, to January 31, 2013.
Adams County received $15,750
Berks County received $21.470
Cumberland County received $33,550
Dauphin County received $74,550
Franklin County received $19,150
Lancaster County received $83,600
Lebanon County received $20,375
Mifflin County received $8,550
Perry County received $5,300
Schuylkill County received $8,150
York County received $59,825