Call to Order and Declare a Quorum Present

Chairperson Pat Scales called the meeting to order at 6:30pm.

Chairperson Patrick Scales, Vice Chair Brian Christenson, Board

Member David Usry, and Board Member Adrian Muniz

Board Member James (Jim) Hooper

Present

Absent

Moment of Silence

Chairperson Scales asked everyone to observe a moment of silence.

Set Agenda

The agenda for the meeting was set by Chairperson Scales.

Public Notice

Public Notice 7/9/24

4.A.

Public Notice - ABB 7-09-24

Attachments:

Approval of Minutes

Approval of 6/11/24 Minutes

5.A.

MeetingMinutes 6-11-24

Attachments:

Add attendees

Vote Yea: Unanimous

This Minutes was approved.

APPROVED

David Usry

RESULT:

MOVER:

Adrian Muniz

SECONDER:

Violations

Chairperson Scales explained how the meeting would be run.

7-Eleven Violation

7-Eleven (NMJ) Violation History

6.A.

Attachments:

7-Eleven Violation (7-9-24)

Detective Bates briefed the ABB on the violation that occurred which resulted in the

citation being issued on behalf of Detective Hoppe. ID was checked.

7-11 was a no-show.

Board Member Usry motion to defer after letters, demanding to appear, are

delivered through certified mail, 1 hand delivery, and 1 to the attorneys. Board

Member Christenson made a second. Vote Yea: Unanimous

This Violations was tabled to the Mt. Juliet Alcoholic Beverage Board due back on

8/13/2024.

TABLED

RESULT:

David Usry

MOVER:

Brian Christenson

SECONDER:

BJ’s Wholesale Club Violation

6.B.

BJ's Wholesale Club Violation History

Attachments:

BJ's Wholesale Club Violation (7-9-24)

Detective Hoppe briefed the ABB on the violation that occurred which resulted in

the citation being issued. CI was under 21 years of age. ID checked, but was still

able to purchase.

Ashley Harbin attorney representative of BJ's stated that two policies have been

enacted since the violation. She stated that the CI checked out with self checkout.

Shoppers under 21 cannot self checkout. Any new hire is required to go through

training immediately, instead of 30 days after hire. These changes are now

company wide, after being brought to the company's attention. Bret, the store

manager is also present. Bret mentioned that they do teach under age ID's are

vertical and not horizontal.

Chairperson Pat Scales started the conversation about what civil penalty they

should be given. Board Member Usry asked how many self checkouts the violator

was in charge of, 9. She is no longer employed with BJ's.

Board Member Christenson has made a motion to suspend beer permit for 7 days.

David Ursy made the second. Discussion was held. Board Member Usry made a

motion to give civil penalty $2500 in lieu of suspension. Board Member Muniz made

the second. They have seven days to pay the fine or the suspension will begin.

Vote Yea: Unanimous.

Ms. Harbin will be getting back with us within 24 hours on choice. Ms. Harbin

emailed that they have chosen to pay the civil penalty.

This Violations was approved.

APPROVED

David Usry

RESULT:

MOVER:

Adrian Muniz

SECONDER:

Yanny Market Violation

6.C.

Yanny Market Violation History

Attachments:

Yanny Market Violation (7-9-24)

Detective Hoppe briefed the ABB on the violation that occurred which resulted in

the citation being issued.

Permit holder's wife was the one who sold the alcohol. Stated that she was

confused on the dates, and did check ID. Has camera on cashier. Has only two

people employed, his wife and one other person. He stated that he has had another

violation at another location. He stated that he explains to his employees that they

must check ID's, even during rush times. He is only one doing training, no outside

media.

Chairperson Scales started discussion. Board Member Christenson recommended

to use outside resources to help train employees better. Nina Gardner from

DrugFree Wilco spoke and explained that she had been to every off premise

offender and explained their courses. Board Member Christenson proposed 14 day

suspension. Board Member Christenson motioned for 14 day suspension. Board

Member Muniz made a second. Civil penalty discussion was held. Board Member

Muniz made a motion for $2500 civil penalty in lieu of suspension. Board Member

Usry made a motion for $1000 due to being a family household business, and wife

having to pay her citation.

Civil Penalty of $1000 or 14 days suspension. Motion by Board Member Usry.

Second Board Member Christenson. Vote Yea: Unanimous

Business chose to pay civil penalty.

This Violations was approved.

APPROVED

David Usry

RESULT:

MOVER:

Brian Christenson

SECONDER:

Dos Sisters Mexican Restaurant Violation

6.D.

Dos Sisters Violation History

Dos Sisters Violation (7-9-24)

Attachments:

Detective Bates briefed the ABB on the violation that occurred which resulted in the

citation being issued. They did not check for ID.

Manager stated that employee did not check ID, was suspended for 1 week. He is

still with them. They give daily reminders to check ID's. Training depends on serving

experience. Training is verbal. Her sister trains them, because she has more

serving experience.

Chairperson Scales started discussion.

Suspend 7 days, Board Member Usry made a motion, Board Member Muniz made

a second. Vote Yea: Unanimous

Civil Penalty discussion was held. $1000 in lieu of suspension. Board Member Usry

made a motion, Board Member Christenson made the second. Vote Yea:

Unanimous

24 hours given to make decision. Suspension will start if no answer.

Business chose to pay civil penalty.

This Violations was approved.

APPROVED

David Usry

RESULT:

MOVER:

Brian Christenson

SECONDER:

Nobu Violation

6.E.

Nobu Violation History

Nobu Violation (7-9-24)

Attachments:

Detective Bates briefed the ABB on the violation that occurred which resulted in the

citation being issued.

Robert, bartender is present. Employee did not look at month and day, only year.

Since violation, they have posted dates around business and will send reminder

texts about rules.

Chairperson Scales started discussion. Board Member Christenson made a motion

for a 7 day suspension. Board Member Usry made the second. Vote Yea:

Unanimous

Civil penalty discussion held. Board Member Christenson made a suggestion for a

$1000 civil penalty in lieu of suspension. Board Member Muniz made a motion,

Board Member Usry made the second. Vote Yea: Unanimous

This Violations was approved.

APPROVED

Adrian Muniz

David Usry

RESULT:

MOVER:

SECONDER:

Painturo’s Violation

6.F.

Painturo's Violation History

Attachments:

Painturo's Violation (7-9-24)

Detective Bates briefed the ABB on the violation that occurred which resulted in the

citation being issued. The shift leader, seasonal employee, was cited.

Owner Lisa Paner and manager Channing Bailey present. Cashier checked ID,

wrongly checked. Changes to the process have been made. Person serving alcohol

also now has to check ID as well as the cashier selling it. Employees were

suspended and made to go through training again. Channing reached out to

DrugFree Wilco and Nina, to implement more training. LED Beer sign w/ date over

cashier heads.

Chairperson Scales started a discussion. Mandated 90 day suspension, default

time. Board Member Christenson made a motion, Board Member Usry made a

second. Vote Yea: Unanimous

This Violations was approved.

APPROVED

Brian Christenson

David Usry

RESULT:

MOVER:

SECONDER:

Red Lobster Violation

6.G.

Red Lobster Violation History

Red Lobster Violation (7-9-24)

Attachments:

Detective Bates briefed the ABB on the violation that occurred which resulted in the

citation being issued.

Representatives, Jessica Parrish and Asheley Strum, stated that employee was

terminated immediately after giving statement. 0% tolerance policy. Have daily

"Lobster Talks" with employees about training. Postings on how to read ID and sign

in sheet with born on date every day. 2 hour course when hired. ABC permit now

must be obtained within 7 day training period, instead of 30 days.

Chairperson Scales started discussion. Board Member Muniz made a motion for a

7 day suspension. Board Member Christenson made a second. Vote Yea:

Unanimous

Civil Penalty discussion started. Board Member Christenson motion for $1000 in

lieu of suspension. Board Member Usry made the second. Vote Yea: Unanimous

Civil Penalty was chosen.

This Violations was approved.

APPROVED

Brian Christenson

David Usry

RESULT:

MOVER:

SECONDER:

Applications

Golden Bear 10576 LLC dba Golden Bear #7

Application - Redacted

7.A.

Attachments:

Mr. Patel stated that LLC has changed and that is why he needs a new permit.

Previous Permit must be returned, before new permit is given. No violations under

old ownership.Opening second week of August. Chairperson Scales made a

motion, Board Member Christenson made the second. Vote Yea: Unanimous

This Applications was approved.

APPROVED

RESULT:

Patrick Scales

Brian Christenson

MOVER:

SECONDER:

Discussion Items

Vintage Wine and Spirits determine if they have a beer permit, as they have been selling

Coors and Bud Light. Wants on next month's agenda.

Board Members want to ask BoC for guidance due to many businesses going over three in

10 years.

Adjournment

The meeting was adjourned at 8:50PM by Chairperson Scales.