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VIOLATION HEARING REPORT
Liquor Enforcement Division
1375 Sherman Street
Denver CO 80261
Weld County Board of Commissioners
LOCAL AUTHORITY NAME: Weld County, Colorado
❑ City L. County
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Licensee's name: Rice Enterprises, Inc.
Trade name: Fort 21
Licensee's address: 985 East 18th Street
Greeley, Colorado 80631
State license number: 03-44685-0000
License type: Tavern, with extended hours
Date of hearing: April 17, 1995
Violations found: Excessive noise, rowdiness, and/or distrubances on a
continual basis, as well as numerous criminal complaints,
in the immediate area of the premise (Weld County Ordinance
No. 102-A)
Sanctions imposed: (Check one)
❑ No sanctions imposed
El License renewal denied
❑ License revoked effective date
❑ License suspended for total days
Day(s) of suspension held in abeyance
Amount of fine in lieu of active suspension $ 960235
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❑ Other sanctions/information Tavern Liquor License, with extended hours approved
subject to the following conditions: (Resolution
Resolu io 1995
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April 7,1. Employ security guards during operating hours.
4106 2. Work with Weld County Sheriff's Office personnel
regarding measures necessary to reduce and/
• _ eliminate excessive noise, rowdiness, and/o
(.,/ /� disturbances. (cont. on back)
3. Provide training to tavern employees regarding
identification of intoxicated persons who may
not be served alcohol, pursuant to Section
12-47-128, CRS.
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LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT DIVISION
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1375 Sherman Street,Room 600 I' ` ( ' ,
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FAX(303)866-0541 Roy Romer
Governor
Renny Fagan
Executive Director
David C.Reitz
Division Director
DATE: November 21, 1995
TO: All Local Licensing Authorities
FROM: David C. Reitz C
SUBJECT: Report of Enforcement Actions
12-47-110(8)C.R.S.requires the Liquor Enforcement Division to report to the legislature by January
15th of each year all enforcement actions taken during the previous year by the state and local
licensing authorities that resulted in the imposition of fines, suspensions or revocations. This statute
also requires local licensing authorities to report their actions to the state in a manner as required by
the state licensing authority. In recent years the Division has received comments from local
government that our current reporting format is overly complicated. The Division has also noticed
that some local authorities have decided not to utilize our report and have instead sent minutes of
their meetings involving enforcement actions. These minutes often require detailed and time
consuming review to determine the violations found and are, at times, unclear as to the penalty
imposed.
In order to respond to both of these issues the Liquor Division has simplified its reporting format
for reporting local administrative actions. A copy of the new reporting format is attached to this
• memo and should be used to report all administrative actions taken by a local authority to either deny
renewal, suspend revoke or fine a liquor licensee. Please do not send meeting minutes in lieu of the
attached reporting form. A copy of each form submitted by the local licensing authority will also
be placed in the licensee's state license file.
Please use the attached form to report to us any license actions that you have taken this year and have
not previously reported to us. All reports received after December 15, 1995 must be made on the
attached reporting format to be included with the annual legislative report.
Your assistance and cooperation in this matter is greatly appreciated and will allow our staff to be
as efficient as possible in preparing this annual legislative report.
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