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REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION

Date: 8/28/2017

Item No.: 6.g

Department Approval

City Manager Approval

Item Description: Consider Presumptive Penalty for Cub Liquor Store Alcohol Compliance Failure

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ACKGROUND

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On February 2, 2017, all businesses with a city liquor license were mailed a packet from the

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Roseville Police Department announcing two city wide alcohol compliance checks to be conducted

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before the end of the calendar year. On the front of the packet envelope stamped in 3/8” letters were

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the words “ALCOHOL COMPLIANCE!” The 3/8” stamped words were intentionally placed on the

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front of the envelope to ensure the mailing would be directed to the business owner/manager/alcohol

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compliance employee. The envelope packet included notice of recent changes to Roseville City

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Ordinances regarding mandatory liquor licensee training programs and penalties for noncompliance.

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Also in the letter was a complete copy of the City of Roseville Manager and Server Training

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Program and the name and telephone number of a police contact should a business have any

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questions/concerns relating to alcohol compliance.

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Compliance Failure:

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On Wednesday, July 26, 2017 at 11:30 a.m., a plain clothes Roseville police officer along with a

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year old compliance checker entered Cub Liquor Store located at 1201 Larpenteur Avenue West,

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Roseville Minnesota to conduct an alcohol compliance check. The underage compliance checker

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approached the store’s sales counter with a bottle of Red Berry Vodka. The liquor store’s sales clerk

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rang up the sale and the compliance checker provided the clerk with a $20.00 bill and received

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proper change. The plain clothing officer identified himself to the clerk as a police officer and asked

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why he sold alcohol to an underage person? The clerk said he believed the compliance checker to be

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a “regular costumer.” The employee went onto explain it is the store’s policy to check ID on all

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customers who appear to be age 40 or under. On Wednesday, August 15, 2017, the manager of Cub

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Liquor provided the Department with manager/server training records of all employees authorized to

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sell alcohol. I found all training records to be current and in order. This is Cub Liquor Stores

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second compliance failure/violation within the last thirty-six (36) months. The store’s previous

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violation was on April 3, 2017.

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BJECTIVE 26

Does not apply.

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B

UDGET

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MPLICATIONS 28

Does not apply.

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ECOMMENDATION

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Issue and administer the presumptive penalty pursuant to City Code Section 302.15, for off-sale

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license holders for the second violation within thirty-six (36) months. The mandatory minimum

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penalty shall be a two thousand dollar ($2,000.00) fine and a three (3) day liquor license suspension.

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R

EQUESTED

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OUNCIL

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Allow the Roseville Police Department to issue and administer the presumptive penalty as set forth

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in Section 302.15, of the Roseville City Code or other action as determined by the Roseville City

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Council.

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Prepared by: Lorne Rosand Administrative Lieutenant

Attachments: A:

Roseville Police Case File 17020268

B:

Letter Announcing Compliance Checks and Enclosures

C:

Letter Announcing Council Meeting

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ATTACHMENT A

ROSEVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT

INCIDENT REPORT

ICR# 17020268

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AGENCY ORI# MN0620800

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Reported: 07-27-2017 0943

Committed Start: 07-26-2017 1000 Committed End: 07-26-2017 1600

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Title: Compliance Checks-Alcohol How Received: None Selected

Short Description:

Round II Alcohol Compliance Fa

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Summary:

Alcohol Compliance Check Round II.

Business failure.

See supplement reports.

Location(s)

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JUVENILE:

Cub Liquor Address: 1201 LARPENTEUR AV W City: Roseville State: MN Zip: 55113 Country: USA � Officer Assigned: Gehrman, Jason

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Officer Assigned: Steinberg, Travis U:::

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Officer Assigned: Rosand, Lorne (Administrative Action)

Badge No: 194 Badge No: 203 Badge No: 3 Primary: Yes Primary: No Primary: No g MOC: M4102 �

Literal: LIQUOR - SELLING Statute: 340A-401 UCR: 22

� Involvement: Cited � Age:

z Address: (Residence) 994 Montana Ave W Phone: (Home)

Eye Color: BLU

Name: Rand, Adam Wesley Sex: M Race:

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City: St Paul

Involvement: Mentioned Name: Cub Liquor

DOB: Height: 605

State: MN Zip: 55117 Weight: 320 Country:

Address: (Business) 1201 Larpenteur Avenue West City: Roseville State: MN Zip: 55113 Country: USA Phone: (Business) (651)224-5050

Involvement: Mentioned Name: Quinn, Susan Rae

Age: Sex: F Race:

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Address: (Residence) 1465 ALAMEDA ST City: ST PAUL Phone: (Work) (651 )489-5050 Email: (Work)[email protected] Eye Color: HAZ

w BarCode: 17-02612 Item Type: Alcohol

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Description: Red Berry Vodka

Location

Address: (Business) 1201 LARPENTEUR AV W Name(s)

Last Name: Rand First: Adam

City: Roseville

Middle: Wesley

BarCode: 17-02613

Description: Cub Reciept Location

Item Type: Documents

DOB:

Height: 502 Weight: 110

State: MN Zip: 55117 Country: USA

Bin: A42

State: MN Zip: 55113 Country: USA

DOB:

Bin: A42

Address: (Business) 1201 LARPENTEUR AV W City: Roseville State: MN Zip: 55113 Country: USA

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2660 Civic Center Drive Roseville, Minnesota 55113 651-792-ROSE TDD 651-792-7399 www.ci.roseville.mn.us

Recycled Paper – 30% post-consumer content

February 2, 2017 Wing Stop

2100 Snelling Avenue North Roseville, MN 55113 ATTN: MANAGER

Please thoroughly review the following information as it pertains to alcohol compliance checks conducted by the Roseville Police Department, relative to your establishment.

The City of Roseville began alcohol compliance checks on licensed alcoholic beverage sellers in 1997. At that time, the compliance rate was only 70%. Nearly 30% of our licensees failed those compliance checks. Our goal is to achieve 100% compliance. We need your cooperation to make that happen. The Roseville Police Department conducts yearly compliance checks to insure licensed alcoholic beverage sellers in the City of Roseville are complying with State law and Roseville Code Provisions relating to the selling of alcoholic beverages.

Please review the following relating to sales of alcohol to underage persons:

Minnesota Statute Chapter 340A.503 PERSONS UNDER 21; ILLEGAL ACTS. Subdivision 1. Consumption.

(a) It is unlawful for any:

(1) retail intoxicating liquor or 3.2 percent malt liquor licensee, municipal liquor store, or bottle club permit holder under section 340A.414, to permit any person under the age of 21 years to drink alcoholic beverages on the licensed premises or within the municipal liquor store;

Subdivision 2. Purchasing. It is unlawful for any person:

(1) to sell, barter, furnish, or give alcoholic beverages to a person under 21 years of age;

The City of Roseville has passed Chapter 302, Roseville’s Liquor Control Ordinance. The Roseville Police Department encourages you to become familiar with the Liquor Control Ordinance. For your convenience, a complete copy of Roseville Liquor Control Ordinance Chapter 302 has been enclosed for your review. Roseville’s ordinances are also available for on-line viewing at www.cityofroseville.com The civil penalties for underage alcoholic beverage sales are set forth in the Roseville City Code. Presumptive penalties are set forth in § 302.15 of the Code. These penalties vary depending upon whether it is a first time violation, a second time violation, a third time violation, etc.

The Roseville Police Department has worked with City alcoholic beverage licensees to promote training for both servers and managers to prevent sales of alcohol to underage persons, and to prevent other violations of the Liquor Control Ordinance. All licensees and their managers, and all employees or agents employed by the licensee that sell or serve alcohol, must complete a city approved or city provided liquor licensee training program. A City of Roseville Manager/Server Approved Training Program is included in this packet for your convenience.

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Additional city approved licensee training/resources are listed in the enclosed manager/server training packet.

Both the City’s approval and the required training shall be completed: 1. Prior to licensure or renewal for licensees and managers, or 2. Prior to serving or selling for any employee or agent, and 3. Every year thereafter.

Your business must maintain documentation that you have properly trained every employee that sells or serves alcohol, and produce such documentation upon reasonable request made by a peace officer, health officer or properly designated officer or employee of the city. The City will not maintain these records for you. Additional penalties may be assessed if you are unable to provide documentation or it is determined the employee did not under-go the required training.

The mandatory minimum penalty (imposed upon the licensee) for the sale of alcoholic beverages to underage individuals is a $1,000 fine and a one day suspension.

These penalties are civil in nature. Please be aware criminal penalties may also be imposed for violations of the Liquor Control Ordinance.

The Roseville Police Department will conduct a minimum of two announced city wide compliance checks in 2017. Please remind your employees of their legal and moral responsibility not to sell or serve alcoholic beverages to anyone under the age of 21.

Once again, we encourage you to review Roseville City Code, Chapter 302, to insure that you have familiarized yourself with the local regulations applicable to your establishment. If you have any questions, please contact Lt. Lorne Rosand at 651-792-7211.

Sincerely,

Rick Mathwig Chief of Police

Enclosures:

Roseville City Code Chapter 302

Roseville City Approved Manager and Server Training Program lr

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