Georgetown City Council passed an ordinance to repeal the city's local fee for Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission permits at a May 26 meeting.
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The city previously charged businesses a fee for TABC permits, which generated about $4,000 a year for the city's budget, Chief Financial Officer Leigh Wallace said.
Last year, the Texas Senate passed a bill that prevents local governments from charging businesses more than one local permit fee for food and alcohol.
