C. Fishing piers: A fishing pier, including the entire length and width of the pier, under the exclusive and direct control of a license holder is presumed to be used by the license holder to conduct its business.

1. (2) A “resort complex” must be an enterprise that meets all of the following criteria:

   1. (a) Either as a single business or a group of businesses under identical ownership, the enterprise must operate facilities that include, at a minimum, the following: (i) “furnishing lodging” as defined in Code Section 61-6-20(4) and (ii) being “bona fide engaged primarily and substantially in the preparation and serving of meals” as defined in Code Sections 61-6-20(2) and 61-6-1610 and (iii) providing a substantial recreational facility.
   2. (b) One of the facilities described in item (a) above must operate under a license to serve alcoholic liquor by the drink issued under Code Section 61-6-1610. The license holder for such facility shall be designated as the “resort complex license holder.” The first held license will be known as the “primary resort complex license.”
   3. (c) The recreational facility described in item (a) above must operate solely within the resort complex tract. “Resort complex tract” means either a single tract of land or contiguous tracts of land (without regard to whether the contiguous space is interrupted by any intervening dedicated road or public right-of-way) which must be under the direct control of the enterprise.

2. (3) The resort complex license holder may obtain licenses for satellite facilities in the resort complex tract if the following conditions are met:

   1. (a) The resort complex license holder and the satellite facility must be under identical ownership and control.
   2. (b) The application for a satellite facility license must contain the name of the resort complex license holder, the date the primary resort complex license was issued, and any other information required by the Department.
   3. (c) All satellite facilities must meet the distance requirements set forth in Code Section 61-6-120.
   4. (d) The resort complex license holder and all satellite facilities, when viewed together, must maintain the character of a business that is engaged primarily and substantially in the preparation and serving of meals or furnishing lodging in accordance with Code Sections 61-6-20(2) and 61-6-1610 or with Code Section 61-6-20(4).
   5. (e) In acquiring a license for any satellite facility, the resort complex license holder must agree to the following conditions: (i) any suspension or revocation of any resort complex license will result in suspension or revocation of all resort complex licenses; and (ii) termination of the primary resort complex license will result in termination of all satellite facility licenses. “Resort complex license” means any license issued for a facility located on the resort complex tract, whether the primary resort complex license or a satellite facility license.

D.(1) Resort Complexes: For purposes of determining the premises of a resort complex, a presumption arises that all buildings and grounds within the resort complex tract are used in the resort complex license holder’s business.