Allows county or municipal governing body to enter into revenue sharing agreement for alcoholic beverage sales by concessionaire permit holder.

This bill (A2257) allows counties and municipalities in New Jersey to create revenue-sharing agreements with private vendors who hold concessionaire permits to sell alcoholic beverages in public venues owned or operated by the local government. It directly affects county/municipal governing bodies and private concessionaires (like those running food service at parks, arenas, or community centers). The key provision amends state law to permit these local governments to agree on a fixed percentage of revenue from alcohol sales, rather than receiving only fixed fees or no revenue share. This changes how local governments can generate income from alcohol sales at public facilities without altering the permit process for vendors.