Three-way permits.

Summary

The act authorizes the Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission to issue a fixed number of new three‑way permits—allowing on‑premises sale of beer, wine and spirits—to qualifying restaurants in specific municipalities and downtown redevelopment or economic‑revitalization areas. Applicants must own or lease a restaurant, pay a $40,000 fee, and follow strict limits on how many permits can be active, how they can be transferred, and what happens if the business closes for six months. Each municipality may also require permit holders to sign a formal written commitment.

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