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95-36Presented By Referred To ORIGINAL Council File # � 5 — � �o Green Sheet # 30695 RESOLUTION SAINT P9�1UfINNESOTA Co�ittee: Date RESOLVED, that the Licensee, Holiday Station Stores, Inc. dba Hoiday Starion Store No. 82 (License ID No. 18144) located at 1445 West Seventh Street in Saint Paul is hereby ordered to pay a fine of $200 for the violation of the sale of tobacco or tobacco products to a minor. Said fine shall be paid to the Office of License, Inspections and Environmental Protection within thirty (30) days of the adoption of ttris resolution by the Council and signature by the Mayor. This resolution and the action of the Council in this matter are based upon the facts contained in the letter nouce of the violation to the licensee, the LIEP inspection report, and such arguments as may ha�e been presented to the Council at the public hearing. The facts were not contested by the licensee. 33 Requested by Department of: B By App B Form Approved by City Attorney s _�� /2-19�9� by Mayor for Submission to Adopted by Council: Date ��S Adoption Certified by Council Secretary DEPAFiTMENT/OFFICE/COUNCIL DATE INITIATED O ��' � � LIEP 12/8/94 GREEN SHEE N_ 30695 CONTACT PERSON 8 PHONE INRIAUDATE INRIAUDATE �DEPAR7MENTDIRECTOR �CfTYCOUNCIL Robert Kessler 266-9112 �.ssicx �cmnnoaNer �arvc�aK NUYBERFOR MUST BE ON COUNCIL AGENDA BY (DAT� ��/� � ROVfING � BUDGEf DIqECTOfi � PIN. & MGT. SERVICES Dip. � J�� // �[Jyh ORDEfl O MpyOR (OR ASSISTANn O ! 1 I ./ TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES 1 (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) ACT10N flEQUESTED: Uncontested adverse license action. RECAMMENDA710NS: Approve (A) or Reject (R) pERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACTS MUST ANSWER TNE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS: _ PLANNING COMMISSION _ CIVIL SERWCE CAMMISSION �� Has this perwntfirm ever worked under a coMract for this department? - _ CIB COMMITTEE _ YES NO _ STAFF 2. Has this personrtrm ever been a ciry employee? — YES NO _ DISTRIC7 COURT 3. Does this person/firm possess a skill not normally possessed by any curreM ciry employee? SUPPORTS WHICH CAUNCIL OBJECTIVE? YES NO Explain all yes answers on separate sheM and attach to green sheet INITIATING PROBLEM, ISSUE, OPPORTUNITV (W�o. Whet. When, WM1ere. Why) Sale of cigarettes to a minor: Holiday Station Store 1429 7th Street W. ADVANTACaES IF APPROVED: �is3L�Yr�1 ,�,�� ;i.�i �#3�� .w : ; DEC 2 Q i994 DISADVANTAOES IFAPPROVED: �'�'""'��_�, � DISA�VANTAGES IP NOTAPPROVED: TOTAL AMOUNT OF 7RANSACTION $ COST/REVENUE BUDGETED (CIRCLE ONE) VES NO FUNDIHG SOURCE AC71V1TY NUMBEA FINANCIAL INFORMATION. (EXPLAIN) OFFTCE OF THE CITY ATTORNEY Timot3ry E. Marx, Ciry Auonuy ��' A` 3 �e CITY OF SAINT PAUL Norm Coleman, Mayor Civi! Division 4A0 Cuy Hatl IS Wett Kellogg Bivd Satnt Pau! Minnewra SSIO2 Telephone: 612 2GGS7Z0 Fauimile: 6I2 ?98-5619 December 19, 1994 NOTICE OF COIINCIL HEARING Steven G. Rush Legal Counsel Holiday Companies 4567 West 80th Street Minneapolis, Minnesota 55440 Re: Licenses held by Holiday Station Stores, Inc. at 1445 West Seventh Street in Saint Paul Dear Mr. Rush: Please take notice that a hearing concerning the above-named establishment has been scheduled for 3:30 p.m., January il, 1994, in the City Council Chambers, Third Floor, Saint Paul City Hall and Ramsey County Courthouse. Enclosed are copies of the proposed resolution and other documents which will be presented to the City Council for their consideration. This is an uncontested hearing, in that the facts contained in the reports aoncerning the unlawful sale of cigarettes have been admitted. You will have an opportunity at the Council hearing to present oral and/or written remarks as to the penalty, if any, to be imposed. The recoaunendation of the license office will be for a$200 fine. If you have any questions, please call me at 266-8710. Very truly yours, �• Phil� rn P Y Assistant City Attorney cc: �tancy Anderson Assistant Council Secretary Robert Kessler Director, LIEP qs -3� UNCONTESTED LICENSE HEARING Licensee Name: Iioliday Station Stores, Inc. Address: 1445 West Seventh Street Council Hearing Date: January ii, i9q4 �olation: Sale of cigarettes to a minor, § 324.0� Saint Paul Legislative Code Date: October i9, 1994 Place: Licettsed Premises Matr�x Presumptive Penaity: N/A Recommendation client, Of£ice o� Protection: o£ Assistant City Attorney on behal£ of Liceuse, Inspections and Environmental S200 fine (�rst o££ense) Attachraents: 1 . � 3. 4• � 6. Proposed resolution License in£ormation LIEP inspection report Letter of LIEP to licensee (notice o� v�olation) Letter o£ 1?censee (admission o£ facts) Notice of Hearing letter to licensee qs-3� Business License Diaster Inquiry LICENSE I.D. 18144 LICENSE NAME HOLIDAY STATION STORES INC FIRST NP.ME STREET NL�YBER 1445 STREET NAME 7TH CITY ST. PAUL BILLING NAME STREET NUMBER 456� STREET NAME 80TH CITY MINNEAPOLIS MIDDLE INITIAL STATE NLN Date: Oct 27 BLD STREET DIRECTION i4 STREET 1^YPE ST ZIP 55102 UNIT BLD STREET DIRECTION W STREET TYPE ST STATE MN ZIP 55437 UNIT D.B.A. HOLIDAY STATION St^ORE �r82 COMBINE CODE TAX ID 9346950 SSN - - PHONE NUMBER 612-2902830 DEALER NUMBEI2 BADGE.NO Mailing License to the Billing Address LIC.EXP.DATE 03/31/95 CE23 . TIC TERR XX FIRE 32 (Y/N) Y EFFECTIVE DATE 09/06/94 Alt-Z FOR HELP° VT102 ° FDX ° 9600 E71 ° LOG CLOSED ° PRINT OFF ° Date: Oct 27 BUSINESS LICENSE MANAGER SCREEI3 License ID 18144 Name BRENT W CONNOLLY Transfer from License ID 14863 Transfer to License ID Street Number 1580 Street Direction Unit Street Name SLOAN Street Type ST City ST PAUL State MN Zip 55101 Phone 7746510 Notes 1:12893 Env Notes 2:PH NOTICE SENT 10/11/94 3:22 EMAIL, 35 MAILED 4: 5: 6: 7: 8: 1: 2: 3: 4: SET 11/9/94 Alt-Z FOR HELP° VT102 ° FDX ° 9600 E71 ° LOG CLOSED ° PRZNT OFF ° °f5-3� Office of License, InspeC.ions and Environmentai Protection Memorandum October 28, 1994 To: Robert Kessler, Direc.or of LIEP Fr: Ted Koeppl, En��iroa�ental Health Aide Re: Cigarette sale to minor compliance check summay On October 19 and 26, 1994 betu>een tbe bours of 2:30 p.m. and 5:05 p.m, and on October 22, 1994 betu�een the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., I accompanied Elo Alston, age sixteen, to fifty-five licensed cigarette retail establishments for tbe purpose of detern ��ng if such licensees would sell cigarettes to a minor in violation of Section 3?4.07 of tbe Saint Paui L,egislative Code and in violation of Minn. Stat. § 609.68�. :�Ir. Alston's physical description is as follows: African American, 5'll", shaved black hair (curly), weight 180 pounds, thin moustache. On the date(s) and time period(s) of the compliance cbecks, Mr. Alston wore a black leather jacket and blue jeans. Mr. Alston wore a high school class ring on his right ring finger (Class of 1995). It was determined that, during the dates specified, fifty-five licensed cigarette retail establishmenu would be investigated. A list of routes has been pre-established in order to determine which establishments will be cbecked and in which order. The order of the routs has been set up as close to randomly as possible and every licensed cigarette retail establishment has been included in the route system. This is so that the City of Saint Paul can comply with the obligations associated with their acceptance of the ASSIST Grant for $5,000 and the $2,000 grant from tbe State of Minnesota Department of Human Services. The investigation procedure consisted of sending the minor into respective listed establishments attempting to purchase a pack of cigazettes. At no time did the minor produce false identificauon showing an inconect age. At no time did said minor possess a false identification card or license. After the minor retumed to tbe car and informed me of such sale and of which employee soid such tobacco products (identification was made by name tag, pbysical description, and by particular counter), I entered the establishment T , � and identi5ed m}�self b� s^�oW�ng my badee. I e�plained that the sale of cigarettes to a minor v.�as made and that this act conctiruted a gross misdemeanor pu:.i�hable of up to 5�00.00, znd could result in adierse action aRainst tne license o: licenses held. I then asked for their name and rzcorded it on a copy of the compliance check slips used as a record of e�tablishmenu checked and as e��idence against those who are found not to comply. I recorded any other relevant commenu or information. If the employee or manager of the establishment voiced aay kind of o5jection, I recponded in clear terms that due process uould be afforded to them. Receipts were retained when possible and tbe cigarette tas number �°as recorded on the information slip corresponding � the establishment in question. The receipts and cigarettes zre given to you in conjunction with this report. Of tbe fifty-five establish�ents investigated, three cigarette retailers did sell cigarettes to said minor. The following is a list of such licensees, tbe time of sale and the name of the employee wbo conducted the sale in the order they were checked: Licensee Holiday 1456 7th St. W. Lic ID- 18144 Como-Raymond Standard 2102 Como Ave. Lic ID- 71386 Food-N'-FUel 2233 Energy Park Dr. Lic Ip- 17099 Tim�Date of Sale 3:17 p.m./ 10/19/94 3:10 p.m./ 10/26/94 3:30 p.m./ 10/26/94 �IS-34• Name of EmDlovee Stewart Bauer Ron Carlson Mark Wassink Please note that the documents completed in the field conesponding to these estabiishments have been bagged with the cigarettes as evidence. ce: City Attomey's Office 2 E�l'Pn0\T:E:�'7�/-L PFOTcCrIG\ Robcr. Kcss:cr, Dircc+or CTIY OF S'�i �T P�LZ .YOrm Colemcn, N.cyor November 2, 1994 Mr. Ed Hoffman Holiday Station Sto: es Inc. 4567 �V. SOth Street Bloomington, :�I:Q 55'�37 q'S -3 G Tc k p F. a r. c: 612-? 66-91 D9 Fccsi'r.i:e: 61 ?-36691=6 w{}. f�L f�� i �;� e f �ss4 _ �`•';�� E�i �_ � , t[�EEt U�;�SE.STD I�SPEnOT'S 350 St Pe:er 5�ze[ $L]:C 3� Sciu Pc+d, N. vs.esoja SSIO2 1�OTICE OF COMPLAI\T Re: All licenses he]d by Holiday S�tion Stores Inc. for the premSses at 14?5 7th Street Rrest, Saint Paul Dear Mr. Hoffinan: The Office of License, Inspections �.d Em�irorunenta] Protection W�ill recommend to the Saint Paul City Councff th2t advene action be taken against all the licenses you hold 2t the above-nazned premises. This recommendation is based on the folloav:g: On October 19, 1994, a clerk or other employee sold cigarettes to a minor under the age of 18 years in the licensed premises. This is an offense under Minn. Stat. §609.685 znd Section 324.07 of the Saint Paul I,egislative Code. This offense is the basis for an action against all your licenses under Section 310.G6(b) of the 7xgislative Code. The recommendation of this ofHce is a$200 fine for the first offense as called for in the Saint Paul Legislative Code as cited above. If you do not dispute the above facts, send me a fax or letter to that effect within 5 days. The case will be set before the City Council in the ne2r future and you a�ill receive further notice to this regard. If you da dispute the f2cts stated zbove, you may request a hearing before an Administrative Taw Judge (AI�. The AI.J will hold a trial-type hearing at u>hich both you and the City W�ill be able to appear and present witnesses, evidence and cross- e�camine the other's w�itnesses. The Council will decide the matter at a Jater public hearing after it recei� es che report of the ALJ. Please ]et me know w�ithin 5 days if you u�ish this altemate procedure and v.•e will take the necessary steps to schedule it for you, Further questions regarding this process may be directed to Phil Byme at 266-8710. Failure to respand �cill result in an automatic ALJ hearing, and you may be held responsible for the costs of such he�v,g. Very truly yours, ��//�� Robert Kess)er Director C: �'7�:Byrne;'�Lssistant City Attomey 9S -3L �� «� „ - December 5, 1994 DELfVERED BY MESSENGER Mr. Robert Kessler Director Office of License, inspections and Environmental Protection 350 St. Peter Street Suite 300 St. Paul, MN 55102 RE: Notice of ComplaintlAlleged Sale of Cigarettes to a Minor Dear Mr. Kessler: This letter is in response to the Notice of Complaint dated November 2, 1994, directed to Holiday Stationstores, Inc. ("Holiday"). Holiday will not challenge the Notice of Compiaint, and for purpose of this letter, will adopt the facts as set forth in the Complaint. This is not, however, to be interpreted as an admission of any fact or of fiability. ' Comp4ying with the 4aw prohibiting the sale of tobacco and alcohol to minors is a priority for Holiday. As a result Holiday has established numerous procedures and policies to ensure that minors are not permitted to purchase cigarettes. For example, Holiday has developed a video-based traming program for sales personnel in the Stationstores. This video instructs when and how to ask for identification, as well as acceptable forms of identification. The video informs employees that they must request proper identification from any individuai who appears to be 25 years old or younger. Once the tobacco sales part of the video program is compfeted, the employee signs a document indicating that slhe understands state law regarding tobacco sales. Exhibit A. Moreover, our training program also includes a review questionnaire on tobacco/a{cohol sales to reemphasize the importance of requesting identification. Exhibit B. Holiday also shows new employees a series of pictures of people of various ages so the employees can practice judging which individuals appear to be 25 or younger. Exhibit C. Further, the Stationstore Manager and the District Manager review tobacco sales procedure with the empioyees. The metro-area District Managers visit each Stationstore in their district two or three times each week. On these visits the District Manager reminds the employees about various store policies including the prohibition of the sale of tobacco and alcohol to minors. Again, employees are instructed .to "card" any ' This letter is Holiday's summary response to the allegations in the above- referenced charge. This letter is not intended to be an exhaustive treatment of any and all evidence which may be available to Holiday. Further, this letter is not intended to raise aIl theories and/or defenses which ultimately may be raised by Holiday. �� ' FQQD � ..� �' Wo.klfYide %�lESS Hd�dcY �1./,'� N°bE°Y' � � � � � December 5, 1994 Mr. Robert Kessler Page 2 individual that appears to be 25 years of age or younger required to wear a button which states "1 Check Purchases". This button is attached as Exhibit D. . Additionally, all employees are iD's fior Aicohoi and Tobacco Signs are displayed in the Stationstores to remind both customers and cashiers that the sa(e of tobacco products to minors under the age of 18 is prohibited. These signs are brightly colored and prominentiy displayed. I attach a copy of these signs as Exhibit E. After the alleged incident in October occurred, the Sales Associate that made the sale voluntarily quit. The Stationstore Manager was reprimanded by being issued a written warning. All District Managers of Holiday have warned the Stationstore Managers and the Sales Associates that Holiday must continue to strictly adhere to state law regarding the sale of a{coho{ and tobacco. Hofiday Stationstores, Inc. will continue to +nstruct its employees about the prohibition of the sale of tobacco to minors. All efforts will be made to ensure that cashiers "card" all individuais who appear to be 25 years old or younger before tobacco is sold to them. If you have any additional questions, piease do not hesitate to contact me. Very truly yours, HOLI Y COMP 1ES S even G. ush ` �� Legal Counsel SGR:gm1 Attachments cc: Phi1 Syrne, Assistant City Attorney (w/attch.) 9�s -s� bcc: Dennis Ethen Ed Hoffman Richard Johnson Robert S. Nye George K. Townsend David B. Yamaguchi Exhibit A CURREt3T fiOLIDAY STAT10t3SSORE OPERATING SSANDARDS qS -3!� ❑ Customer service inside sation ❑ Your role in hefping to mzintain your station up to ❑ Appearance and c, nd'Rions inside station s.andard L� Appearance and conoitions cu;side s:ation ❑ P.EVIEW �UESTIONS — Customer Procedures and Operating Standards i�s 5nnb� W:s :a':ale�ea 1 Assmare's 5"gnanee WORK RULES ❑ Personal conduct ❑ Uni;crm code ❑ Tobacco use ❑ Eating znd drinking in checkout ❑ Associate purchases ❑ Loitering ❑ Being ready to work when scheduled ❑ Tardiness and absences ❑ Scheduies ❑ Personal use of phone PERSONALSTANDARDS L Being a team piayer � Hygiene ❑ Grooming / appearance ❑ Ccrpleted viewing 2nd Training V�deo 1 pa�e ihis Sbcuan Assoaate's Was Comple�eE Sgnalure � ❑ Wnere?c keep persenal belongings ❑ New phone number or residence ❑ Substance abuse (alcchoi/drugs) ❑ Firearms and other wezpons ❑ Stealing ❑ Less preverticn nanccu:�s) ❑ SOS Hotline � REVIEW GUESTIONS — Work Rules and Personal Standards ❑ Time sheets TRAINING SHIFT 2 (Approximately 3 7/2 to 4 hours) Begin viewing 3rd Training Vldeo. RESTRICTED SALES Tobacco Sales ❑ identitied Tobacco Products ❑ Legal age to purchase tobacco products: _ years ❑ When to ask for ID (25 and under) � How to ask for ID ❑ Detecting false IDs ❑ Acceptable forms of ID Regulations on Other Restricted Sales ❑ 'Non-afcoholic beverages ❑ Butanelighters ❑ 'Paintthinner Q 'Glue ❑ 'Aerosof paints ❑ 'Other mnalants *Afcohol Sates ❑ Legai age to buy alcohol: _ years ❑ When to ask for 1D (25 and under) ❑ Acceptable forms of ID ❑ Detecting talse IDs ❑ Completed viewing all applicable segmen;s of 3rd Training Video ❑ 'REV4EW QUESTIONS—Alcoho� Sa(es r :'x � oa�, tns saccion as+oCme�a Wat Cortplere0 Sgnawre ❑ When to refuse tobacco sales � No ID ❑ ID not acceptable O Second party sales ❑ How to refuse tobacco sales ❑ Consequences of making iilegal tobacco sales ❑ 'Lottery ❑ 'Ammunition � REVIEW �UESTIONS—Tobacco Sales and Other Restricled items Q When to refuse aicohol sales ❑ Underage L] Appears intoxicated ❑ Off hours ❑ ID not acceptable ❑ Second paRy safes C7 On-site consumption ❑ How to refuse alcohol sales ❑ Consequences of making illegal alcohol sales i I � Exhibd B No/iday Sfavonstores Sales Associate Review Questions Review 3 — Tobacco Sales Sales of Inhalants and 1\TOn-Alcoholic Beverages 1. Ourcommunities and neighborhoods rely on us to prevent underage customers from purchasing tobacco products. Of course, we don't want to get the reputation of being an e2sy place ior underage kids to buy tobacco products. So, you want to ask for valid ;dentificatian from every tobacco cusiomer who appears to be: a. Under 18 years old b. 21 oryounger c. 25 years old or younger 2. Which of the following products is not considered a tobacco product? a. Cigarette rolling papers b. Cigars c. Pipe tobacco d. Cigarettes e. Chewingiobacco f. AI! of the above are considered tobacco products. g. All of the above, except for a, are considered tobacco products. 3. At Holiday, customers must be aF least 18 years ofd to buy tobacco products. a. True b. False �O 1993, Hdiday Stadonstores. Inc. 6/93 4. The onfy acceptabie forms of iD are: a. A valid state's driver's Iicense with photo b. A miiitary ID, reoardiess of whether or not it has a photo c. A vafid state-issued iderniiication card with photo d. Any valid ID that states the person's birth date e. AII of the above f. A and c, above 5. The psoper way to ask for a customer's ID is to say, "ID?" or "Can I see some ID?" a. True b. False 6, if, for any reason, you're not satisfied with a customer's ID: a. You can make the sale anyway, provided they bring a note from a teacher at school. b. You are not to make the sale unfess another customer can vouch for the individual. c. You are not to make the sale. d. Say, "Try again when you start shaving.° 7. Ho6day has a bng-standing iradition regarding sales of tobacco products. Hoiiday:Stationstores doesn't want to engage in any border(ine sale of tobacco products. If you're ever in doubt, don't make ihe sale. a. Troe b. Fafse 7 q5 -3 � RS -3G Sa/es Associate Review Ques:ior,s 8. When you politeiy r2tus2 a tobacco sale, and the customer insis:s that you sell the product io him or h2r 2nyw2y, you c2n alw2ys: a. Seil it to them to gzt them to go 2w2y b. Call a co-worker or your supervisor for heip. c. Caii the police and try to get the person arrested. 9. When you check a customer's ID, among other things you shouid look for: a. 7he date of birth, to determine if they're old enough. b. The picture, so you can compare it to the customer. c. Any indication that the signature has been aitered. d. Difterent type styles or erasure marfcs lhat could indicafe the ID has been tampered with. e. Aii of the above, including a dark or fuzzy photo, which couid indicate that the ID is fake or has been altered. 10. If you are observed making an iliegal tobacco sale, some form of discipiinary action may be taken by Holiday, and this would be in addiiion to any penaliy thai may come from local law entorcement officials. a. True b. False Noliday Stationstores 11. In many states, Izws are ch2nging io penalize those who take part in second p2rty sales of tobacco products — boih the selier and the buyer. Second party sales occur when: a. Someone buys products at your Stationstore to seli somepface efse. b. A customer purchas2s 2 products at a time. c. A customer's first pack of cigarettes iasts longer than aniicipated, so they buy a 2nd pack later. d. Someone of legal age buys something for others who are too young to buy it themselves. Inhalants and I�TOn-Alcoholic Beverages 12. In order to buy inhalants and non-alcoholic beverages, customers must: a. Bring in their modet car kit, with a note from their teacher b. Be at Ieast � 6 years old c. Be at least � 8 years old d. Appear to be ot Iegal age 13. Inhalant products incfUdes such ihings as: a. Aerosoi painis b. Giue c. Butane lighters d. Paint thinner e. Ucks Vapo-Rub f. All of the above, except for c g. A, b, c, and d, above 14. Every Stationstore Sates Associate musi do whaYs right and necessary to prevent illegal sales of tobacco products and inhalants. a. True b. False 8 6/93 � 1993, Holiday Siationstores, Ine. Eah ort C �S-3G Tak�aC�oo d Look... How OLD are these people? Write how old they are on the line below the photograph. AGE (3) , � i I � ' � �' P't }_- i .. h�:;;£ �e`;<:;;. :: .`= -:': � ' l:r i G''4X�i..rl� � � _ ��/ •P.G.' c'V�4 Y a«..tiR:(�'• _ v4f = AGE (5) ANSWERS AGE (2) AGE (�) AG E (6) - �.: =,.;a::::-_:,.::;:_::,_ - 4 ' �I 5 • 3G _ - <.:.:,:..:.:_.:�>:.>:�.:::-::.:_�; - �: - =:�: _ :,. _ ;�.: if you seli tobacco and/or alcohol products and guesszd ircorrectly about the age of any one of the six pictures on ihe cover, it shows how easily you could make the mistake of seliing those products to underage customers. The legal age to buy tobacco products is 18. Tobacco products include: - Cigarettes - Cigarette Roiling Papers - Cigars - Pipe Tobacco - Chewing Tobacco The legal age to buy alcohol is 21. Before you begin a tobacco or aicohol transaction, ask any customer who appears 25 years old or younger for valid identification. The only forms of identification accepted by Holiday are a valid state driver's license with photo, or a valid state-issued identification card with photo. When you think a per- son is not old enough to buy tobacco or alcohoi prod- ucts and he or she can't produce acceptable ID, don't make the sale! " REMEMBER Don't try to determine if a customer is 18 or 21! It's too difficult. Just observe whether the customer appears to be 25 years old or younger. if so, ask for - ::::;:<::::-�>:: proper ID. ANSWERS TO THE PHOTO QUIZ � � (7) age 22 (2) age 17 (3) age 20 (4) age 16 (5) age 18 (6) age 21 - : _ ,:,; :','-:'z'' Refer to the Training Manual for more information on tobacco and ' alcohol sales. �� . FbWayTtv�t9 - . _ _ .. . . ... :.lJ: "�::' . . . i . . � . : �. - . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . 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Rush Legal Counsel Holiday Companies 4567 West 80th Street Minneapolis, Minnesota 55440 Re: Licenses held by Aoliday Station Stores, Inc. at 1445 West Seventh Street in Saint Paul Dear Mr. Rush: Please take notice that a hearing concerning the above-named establishment has been scheduled for 3:30 p.m., January 11, 1994, in the City Council Chambers, Third Floor, Saint Paul City Hall and Ramsey County Courthouse. Enclosed are copies of the proposed resolution and other documents which will be presented to the City Council for their consideration. This is an uncontested hearing, in that the facts contained in the reports concerning the unlawful sale of cigarettes have been admitted. You will have an opportunity at the Council hearing to present oral and/or written remarks as to the penalty, if any, to be imposed. The recommendation of the license office will be for a$200 fine. If you have any questions, please call me at 266-8710. Very truly yours, � � Phil� rn Y Assistant City Attorney cc: Nancy Anderson Assistant Council Secretary Robert Kessler Director, LIEP