Settlement agreements — unenforceable provisions.

The Board shall not enforce the following provisions if included in a settlement agreement covered by this subchapter: Restraints on the ability of an applicant or existing licensee to operate its business, including: Requirements that the ANC or other community members approve future ownership changes; Requirements that the ANC or other community members be notified of intent to transfer ownership; Prohibitions against the applicant or existing licensee applying for a change in license class; A requirement that the applicant or existing licensee change the license class before selling the license; Requirements that prohibit the licensee from applying for changes to licensed operation procedures, including applications for summer gardens, sidewalk cafes, rooftop decks, entertainment endorsements, and changes of hours: Mandates regarding specific brands of alcohol or pricing for alcohol; Restrictions on the age of patrons; and Requirements that the applicant or existing licensee use a specific company for services; Statements that create administrative procedures in addition to those required by ABRA or any other District agency; A requirement that the applicant or existing licensee attend ANC meetings or other community meetings; Statements or requirements that the applicant or existing licensee: Provide money, special considerations, or other financial benefits to the community; Join any group; or Hire local individuals; and Any requirement that contracts, incident logs, or similar documents, be made available to the ANC or other community groups or members.