Change provisions relating to entertainment district licenses under the Nebraska Liquor Control Act

Nebraska's LB 1128 creates a new "consumption-only" license for businesses within designated entertainment districts that don't hold their own liquor licenses (like restaurants or venues without retail permits). This license allows patrons to consume alcohol brought in from licensed entertainment district venues (such as bars or breweries), but the business cannot sell or serve alcohol itself. The bill requires local governments to designate consumption-only areas, sets a $25 fee for the license, and mandates that alcohol must be consumed only during permitted hours with food available. It also specifies that alcohol containers must display the serving venue's branding and prohibits consumption by minors.