Permits day spas to provide wine or been by the glass to customers, as long as the spa annually obtains a day spa permit and pays the associated one hundred and twenty five dollar fee.   Official Text and Analysis.

Removes the requirement that wine or beer not be offered until after a massage. A day spa is defined as a business which offers at least three of the listed types of beauty services: hair care, nail care, skin care, massages, or body toning equipment.

Creates a day spa permit which permits a day spa to serve a glass of beer or wine to a customer without charge. The permit fee for a day spa permit is $125 per year. Day spas are permitted to offer a complimentary glass of beer or wine to customers who are at least 21 years of age. A day spa is defined as a business that offers at least three of the following types of beauty services: hair care, nail care, skin care, massages, and the use of body toning equipment.

Requires that any employee at the day spa serving wine or beer must complete a board-approved alcohol server training program. (2) Changes the definition of "day spa" in the following ways: (a) Removes nail care as one of the types of services that, if offered along with two other types of services, qualifies a business as a day spa; and (b) Specifies that hair care services must include shampooing, cutting, styling, and dyeing hair (rather than those tasks being listed as examples of hair care services).

Requires that any employee at the day spa serving Official Print - 1 5045-S AMH APP H2364.1 wine or beer must complete a board-approved alcohol server training program. (2) Changes the definition of "day spa" in the following ways: (a) Removes nail care as one of the types of services that, if offered along with two other types of services, qualifies a business as a day spa; and (b) Specifies that hair care services must include shampooing, cutting, styling, and dyeing hair (rather than those tasks being listed as examples of hair care services). (3) Establishes the initial fee for the day spa permit as $125 and authorizes the legislature to adjust the fee in the operating budget bill.

Specifies that the complimentary glass of beer offered may not exceed 12 ounces and the complimentary glass of wine offered may not exceed six ounces.

Creates a special permit for day spas to offer a complimentary glass of wine or beer to customers for on-premise consumption. Defines "day spa" for the purposes of the special permit.

To accept house amendments.

Creates a special permit for day spas to offer a complimentary glass of wine or beer to customers for on-premise consumption. Defines "day spa" for the purposes of the special permit.