Bar and grill liquor license phaseout.

This bill phases out population-based limits on bar and grill liquor licenses in Wyoming over time. Starting July 1, 2023, cities under 7,500 people can have up to four licenses (increasing to six by 2028), while larger cities see proportional caps that gradually decrease until July 1, 2033, when population formulas no longer apply. It also requires license holders to derive at least 60% of revenue from food sales (not alcohol), bans off-premises alcohol sales except for sealed, partially consumed wine after a full meal, and sets a $3,000 annual fee cap starting in 2033. The law directly affects bar and grill establishments seeking or renewing licenses across Wyoming.