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Please review new arbitration language here. 08/11/2019 August 12, 2019 11:48 am (GMT +6:00) Powered by TECNAVIA Copy Reduced to 99% from original to fit letter page FactcheckByHopeYenandMartinCrutsingerAssociatedPressWASHINGTON—ItwasaweekofexaggerationandoutrightfictionforPresi-dentDonaldTrumpasheconfrontedtheaftermathoftwomassshootingsinTex-asandOhio.Trumptwistedscienceinseekingtoassignblameonvideogamesfortheshoot-ings,ratherthanonhisownwordsthatcriticssaycon-tributedtoacombustibleracialclimatespawningvio-lence.Hepointedtoanimminentmagicsolutionintheformoflegislationonbackgroundchecksthatwasfarfromcertainandmisrepresentedhisrecordonguncontrol.Escalatingapotentiallydevastatingtradewarwith China,Trumpexaggerated thebenefitsoftariffsand soughtunfairlytofaultthe FederalReserveforany weaknessintheU.S.econo- my. Meanwhile,formerVice PresidentJoeBidenclaimed Trumpdidnothingongun control,butinfactTrump bannedbumpstocks,agun attachmentdeemedlegal duringtheObama-Biden administration. Areview: Gunviolence Trump:“Wemuststopthe glorificationofviolencein oursociety.Thisincludes thegruesomeandgrisly videogamesthatarenow commonplace.Itistooeasy todayfortroubledyouthto surroundthemselveswitha culturethatcelebratesvio- lence.”—remarksMonday onthemassshootings. Thefacts:Thereisno scientificlinkbetweenvideo gamesandmassviolence. Somestudiesshowa short-termincreasein aggressivethoughtsand feelingsafterplayingvideo games,butnothingthatris- estothelevelofviolence. In2006,asmallstudyby IndianaUniversity researchersfoundthatteen- agerswhoplayedviolent videogamesshowedhigher levelsofemotionalarousal butlessactivityintheparts ofthebrainassociatedwith theabilitytoplan,control anddirectthoughtsand behavior. “Plentyofgamersandget upsetwhentheyloseorfeel thegamewas‘cheating,’but itdoesn’tleadtoviolentout- puts,”saidBenjaminBur- roughs,aprofessorof emergingmediaattheUni- versityofNevada,Las Vegas. PatrickMarkey,apsy- chologyprofessoratVil- lanovaUniversitywho focusesonvideogames, foundinhisresearchthat menwhocommitsevere actsofviolenceactuallyplay violentvideogamesless thantheaveragemale. About20%wereinterested inviolentvideogames,com- paredwith70%ofthegener- alpopulation,hesaid. AnotherstudybyMarkey andhiscolleaguesshowed thatviolence tends to dipwhenanewviolentmovieorvideogamecomesout,possiblybecause peopleareathomeplayingthegameorintheaterswatch-ingthemovie.Trump’sstatements thispastweekassigningblametothevideogameindustryweremorereservedcom-paredwith his last br ushwiththesubjectin2018,whenhecalled videogames“vicious”andsummonedgame-industr yexecutivestomeetattheWhiteHouse,tolittlelastingeffect.Trump,onprospects forguncontrollegislation:“There’sagreat appetite—andImeanaver ystrongappetite—for backgroundchecks.And Ithink we canbringupbackgroundcheckslikewe’ve never had before.Ithink both Republi- canandDemocrat areget- tingcloseto abill on — they’redoing something on background checks.”— remarksto repor ters Wednesdaybeforedepar t- ingforDayton,Ohio,and El Paso,Texas. Thefacts:He’s overstat- ingthelevel of political will forguncontrol measures. Passageof abackground checksbill in the Senate remainsfar from cer tain. Supportfor abipar tisan background checks mea- sureco-sponsored by RepublicanSen.Pat Toom- eyofPennsylvania and DemocraticSen.Joe Man- chinofWe st Virginia reachedahigh point with a 2013voteafter the Sandy Hookshooting,but it fell shortofthe60 votes needed toadvance.Both senators spoketoTrump on Monday. SenateMajority Leader MitchMcConnell,under pressuretocall senators backtoWashington from theirsummer recess to work ongunmeasures,said Thursdaythat he hopesto considerlegislation to expandfederal background checkswhenCongress returnsinthe fall.He said he wantstospend the August recesstalking with senators toseewhat’s possible. Federalreserve Trump:“As your Presi- dent,onewould thinkthat I wouldbethrilled with our verystrong dollar.Iam not!”—tweet Thursday. Trump:“The Fed’s high interestrate level,in com- parisontoother countries, iskeepingthe dollar high, makingitmoredif ficult for ourgreat manufacturers likeCaterpillar,Boeing .... JohnDeere,our car compa- nies,&others,to compete onalevelplayingfield.With substantialFed Cuts (there isnoinflation)and no quan- titativetightening,thedollar willmakeitpossible for our companiesto win against competition.”—tweet Thursday. Thefacts:The president isoversimplifying the Fed’s roleindetermining the dol- lar’svalueand failing to take intoaccount possible threatstothe countr yfrom aweakerdollar. Trump is cor rect that U.S.interest rates play arole indeterminingthevalueofthedollaragainstothercurren-cies.Higher U.S.rates tendtoattractforeigninvestorswhowanttoearnhigherratesofreturnondollar-de-nominated investments andthisdoespushthedollar’svaluehigher.The Fed cut its key shor t-termrate by aquar ter-pointlastweek,its first reductioninmorethanadecade.ButtheFed’s action in settingitsshort-termrate is only onefactorinfluencingthedol-lar’s value.U.S.economicgrowthalsoplaysamajorrole.Investors have pushed upthevalueofthedollarbecausetheyareattractedtoU.S.assets since Ameri-ca’s economy is growing faster than mostother major economies. Saul Loeb /AFPPresidentDonaldTrumpdisembarksFridayfromAirForceOneuponarrivalatMorristownMunicipalAirportinMorristown,N.J.,ashearrivesfor a10-day visittohis golfresortinBedminster.Trump’sfiction ongunviolence,economy It is theCity of Boulder’spractice to providemorenotice than is requiredbylaw wheneverpossible.However thispractice shall not be used to invalidate any action taken with the minimumnotice required by state law. If you needSpanish interpretation or otherlanguage-relatedassistance for ameeting,please call (303)441-1905 at least three business days prior to the meeting. Si usted necesita interpretaciónocualquier otraayuda conrelación al idioma para esta junta,porfavor comuníqueseal (303)441-1905 por lo menos tres días antesdelajunta. _____________________________________________________________ COMPLETE AG ENDAS Visit www.bouldercolorado.gov/calendar or call 303-441-3388 *INDICAT ES THATA COMPLETE AGENDAISINTODAY ’S PUBLIC NOTICES IN THE CLASSIFIED SECTION. 2019 City of Boulder PUBLIC MEETINGS MONDAY,AUGUST 12 6PMTransportation AdvisoryBoard Municipal Bldg,Council Chambers,1777 Broadway Agenda materials/contactinformation on the Tr ansportation AdvisoryBoard “Next Meeting”page, www.bouldercolorado.gov TUESDAY,AUGUST 13 6PMCityCouncil Special Meeting Municipal Bldg,Council Chambers,1777 Broadway Public Hearings •Regulating &Taxing To bacco Products •Marijuana Licensing Authority Open Comment will be closed WEDNESDAY,AUGUST 14 4-6 PM Design AdvisoryBoard Meeting Municipal Bldg,Broadway Conference Rm, 1777 Broadway https://bouldercolorado.gov/boards-commissions/ bdab 6-10 PM Open Space Board of Tr ustees Meeting Municipal Bldg,Council Chambers,1777 Broadway https://bouldercolorado.gov/boards-commissions/ upcoming-osbt-meeting THURSDAY,AUGUST 15 6-7:30 PM Election Tr aining forCouncil Treasurers Municipal Bldg,CanyonConference Room, 1777 Broadway Tr aining fortreasurers forall committee types covering howtoset up your committee,filing requirements,and more. 1-3 PM Landmarks Board meeting Municipal Bldg,Council Chambers,1777 Broadway Landmarks Board meeting to decide whether to startthe landmark designation process for 891 12th Street (Marpa House).More information: www.boulderhistoricpreservation.net 6PM*Planning Board Meeting Municipal Bldg,Council Chambers,1777 Broadway https://bouldercolorado.gov/boards-commissions/ planning-board SATURDAY,AUGUST 17 9-10:30 AM Wa lk with Council Meet outside East Boulder Recreation Center, 5660 Sioux Dr Join city staff&Council Member Bob Ya tes on an easy walk around southeast Boulder.The city will provide updates on acouple of programs and initiatives along the way.We ’d love to hear your questions and feedback about whatever’son your mind.Wa lk is slated to last an hour,with an optional stop forcoffeeand table conversation for an additional 30 minutes https://bouldercolorado.gov/engage/chat-with- council MONDAY,AUGUST 19 3-7 PM *Large Homes and Lots Open House The Boulder Friends Meetinghouse, 1825 Upland Avenue Forresidents to meet with city planning staff on adraft ordinance proposed to apply to the Rural Residential (RR)and Residential Estate (RE) zoning districts. https://bouldercolorado.gov/plan-develop/code- amendment-projects TUESDAY,AUGUST 20 4-6 PM BOZA Retreat Park Central,401 Conference Rm, 1739 Broadway https://bouldercolorado.gov/boards-commissions/ boza WEDNESDAY,AUGUST 21 3PM*Beverage Licensing Authority Hearing Municipal Bldg,Council Chambers, 1777 Broadway Mishawn Cook,Licensing Administrator, 303-441-3010, cookm@bouldercolorado.gov Petitions/remonstrances filed at: Brenton Building,1136 Alpine,1st Floor, Liquor Licensing. www.bouldercolorado.gov/liquor 6-8 PM Environmental AdvisoryBoard Meeting Municipal Bldg,Broadway Conference Rm, 1777 Broadway Delanie Rio,720-564-2369, riod@bouldercolorado.gov THURSDAY,AUGUST 22 6PM*Planning Board Meeting Municipal Bldg,Council Chambers, 1777 Broadway https://bouldercolorado.gov/boards-commissions/ planning-board OTHER EVENTS 2019 Boards and Commissions Recruitment Still accepting applications for: •Boulder Junction Access District-Parking Commission •Boulder Junction Access District-Tr avel Demand Management (TDM)Commission •University Hill Commercial Area Management Commission Applications online at bouldercolorado.gov, formore information,call 303-441-3019 All surgery carries risk.Seeyourorthopaedic surgeon to discuss yourpotentialbenefitsandrisks.Not all patients willhave the samepost-operative recoveryandactivitylevel.Individual results vary. 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Please review new arbitration language here. 08/11/2019 August 12, 2019 12:00 pm (GMT +6:00) Powered by TECNAVIA Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice PLACE AN AD VISIT:FRONTRANGECLASSIFIEDS.COM |CALL:303.466.3636 or 970.635.3650MARKETPLACEFrontRangeClassifieds.com SERVICES |JOBS |MERCHANDISE |HOMES |RENTALS |WHEELS |LEGALS Lynn Ryan303.489.0309lryan@boulderco.comOPENSUNDAY 11 AM –1PMBOULDER|1151 JUNIPER AV ENUESecludedoasisinBoulder’smost desired neighborhood!Hidden at the end of aprivatedrive,surrounded by beautiful mature landscaping,sits this fantastic two-storyhome.Over 1/3 acre lot allows for outdoor entertaining,plenty of play area &privacy.Wonderfulconnectionfrominsidetooutsideentertainingfrommultiplerooms.Immaculately maintainedwithneutralfinishes&upgrades make for amove-in ready home!Footsteps to FoothillsElem.,trails,rec center,bus stop+!5BR,4BA,over 4,000 sq.ft.$1,645,000Directions:From Broadway &Iris,north on Broadway,first street on west side is Juniper.Home is set back private lane on north side.www.1151juniper.comHostedbyDalePearsonRICHGRIBBONGREATSERVICE ON YOURSIDE303.441.5685 |303.931.6979richgribbon@boulderco.com •www.richgribbon.comIntelligentnegotiations|excellent advice |nopressure1824PearlStUnita$1,049,000.00Eleganttown-home style unit with timeless high end finishes intheperfectPearlStlocation.Set backinaquiet courtyard,yetstepsawayfromBoulder’s best restaurants and cafes.Luxuriousmastersuitefeaturesfireplace,deckaccess,steam shower andwalk-in closet.Chef’s kitchen with Viking,Sub Zero and FisherPaykelappliancesopenstoasunnylivingroomwithsouthernexposureandterracewithFlatironviews.Other features includegarage,radiant in-floor heat,2Central A/C units and dumb waiter.2bedrooms,2.5 baths +1car garage1,567 SquareFeet PUBLIC NOTICE CITY OF BOULDER BEVERAGE LICENSING AUTHORITY HEARING WEDNESDAY,AUGUST 21,2019,3:00 P.M. COUNCIL CHAMBERS MUNICIPAL BUILDING –2ND FLOOR 1777 BROADWAY,BOULDER,COLORADO AGENDA 1.Agenda Item: i.Member roll call; ii.Approval of Beverage Licensing Authority (BLA)mi- nutes from June 19,2019 and July 17,2019 hearings; iii.Hearing agenda issues from licensing clerk Premises Inspection Findings-Oregano’s Pizza Bistro,2690 Baseline Road,Boulder,CO,Hotel-Restaurant type liquor license 2.Matters from the Boulder Police Department. 3.Matters from the Responsible Association of Retailers (RAR). 4.General Public Comments for Beverage Licensing Authority. 5.Continued Public Hearing and Rulemaking consideration of the following changes to BLA rules and requirements: i)in BLA Rule of Procedure,Section 3-6,Training Require- ments,to reduce the allowable time for state approved in-person training in astate approved alcohol service class of alcohol servers from the current 90 days to 60 days,and ii)to add to the checklist of required documents arequire- ment for written alcohol service policies and to add aquestion as question 20 (and to renumber current question 20 as 21)to the City of Boulder Liquor License Application city license application to so- licit provision of written alcohol service policies (with mention of RAR as aresource),and iii)In BLA Rule of Procedure,Section 4-3,subsection 4-3-1, and subsection 8-4-6,amending Application Notice requirements to allow City Licensing to schedule applications which do not require petitioning more quickly on BLA hearing agendas. 6.Public hearing and consideration of aMay 16,2019 application from Circle KStores Inc.d/b/a Circle KStore #2709865,3040 N. Broadway,Boulder,CO 80304 ;Kathy Cunnington,President,Vice President,Secretary and Treasurer,Dennis Tewell,Senior VP,Kim Kwiatkowski,Assistant Secretary,Darrel Davis,Senior VP and Di- rector,Mark Tate,VP,Monica Huron,Assistant Secretary,and Jim Beam,Store Manager,with abusiness mailing address of P.O.Box 690007,San Antonio,TX 78269,for aPermanent Modification of a Fermented Malt Beverage Off-Premise type liquor license. 7.Public hearing and consideration of aApril 16,2019 application from Boulder Food Park LLC d/b/a Rayback Collective,2775 Valmont Road,Boulder,CO 80301;Henry Grant,Managing Member and Owner,Justin Riley,Managing Member and Owner,and Aditus Foundation,as 10.1 %owner,with no other members with over 10% ownership interest,and Sean A.Rizzo Cannon as Registered Man- ager with apremise business mailing address,for arenewal of a Tavern type liquor license. 8.Public hearing and consideration of aMay 3,2019 application from The Barrel LLC d/b/a The Barrel,1710 29th Street,Suite 1048, Boulder,CO 80301 ;Paul Mueller,Teresa Mueller,Louis Bush,IV, Owners,and with Ingrid Bush,Owner and Registered Manager with abusiness mailing address of 762 W.Eisenhower Blvd.Loveland, CO 80537,for arenewal of aTavern type liquor license. 9.Public hearing and consideration of aJune 17,2019 application from Rapha Racing,LLC d/b/a Rapha,1815 Pearl Street,Boulder, CO 80302;Rapha Racing,LTD,100%Owner of Rapha Racing,LLC, with Simon Mottram,CEO,Brendan Quirk and Hillary Benjamin, Managers of Rapha Racing LLC,and with Steve Vanica as Proposed Manager,with apremise business mailing address,for arenewal of aBeer and Wine type liquor license. 10.Public hearing and consideration of aJuly 2,2019 application from 1911 11th St.,LLC d/b/a 1911 11th St.,1911 11th Street,Bould- er,CO 80302;Scott Littlefield,Manager,with abusiness mailing ad- dress of 840 Pearl Street #3.Boulder,CO 80302,for arenewal of a Tavern type liquor license. 11.Public hearing and consideration of aJune 11,2019 application from Larkburger of Colorado LLC d/b/a Larkburger for achange of location from Unit 006 to new Unit H2-B at 2525 Arapahoe Avenue, Boulder,CO 80302 ;Patricia Jones,President and CFO,Stephen Darr,CRO,Rea Lee-Hollis,Director of Operations,and Roy Christian WK Real EstateBoulderCountyGoldAward15yearsinarow!wkre.com3084RedDeer Tr ail,Lafayette $998,000LookingforPrivacyandQuality?Incredible location located on the 6th Fairway of Indian Peaks!Spacious front porch overlooks park.Beautifully landscaped yardw/covered back patio.Chef’s kitchenthatopenstoexpansivefamilyroom.Private dining room w/butler’spantry.Main floor master suitew/luxury bath &2closets.Professionally finished basement w/beautiful wood floors,stonework &wet bar.4bedrooms/3 baths.3car garage.Custom features throughout!Open SUnDAY1pM-3pMaggieboulder@gmail.comAggieSobol.comAggieSobol,ABR,CRS,SRES,GRI303-885-9806 Boulder CountyGoldAward15yearsinarow!8DarylSmithRE/MAX of Boulder’s#1,#2 or #3IndividualAgentsince2008OPENSUNDAY12–2PMBOULDER|536 MAXWELL AV ENUEThinkingofbuyingorselling….Entrustmy39years (and counting)of experience to help youwithyourrealestategoals.303-818 -0233Charmingturn-of-the-centuryCraftsman house on Historic Mapleton Hill.Light-filled floor plan withvaultedceilingsandhardwoodfloorsthroughout.Master suite with private exterior balconyand largeadjacentloftoffice.Lower level second private bedroom suite.Extensive renovations and upgrades.Immaculately maintained.Large fenced garden with flagstone patio and established plantings.Carportand2-car garage.ADU potential.Easy walk/bike to Mt.Sanitas trails and Pearl Street Mall.(888802)$1,595,000 •MLS #878201 Boulder,CO 80302 ;Patricia Jones,President and CFO,Stephen Darr,CRO,Rea Lee-Hollis,Director of Operations,and Roy Christian Frank,Registered Manager;with abusiness mailing address of 3575 Ringsby Court,Unit 311,Denver,CO 80216,for aChange in Location and Trade Name Change to Larkspot for an existing Beer and Wine type liquor license. 12.Public hearing and consideration of aJune 14,2019 application from Whole Foods Market Rocky Mountain/Southwest LP d/b/a Whole Foods Taproom at 2905 Pearl Street,Boulder,CO 80301 ; Whole Foods Market Rocky Mountain/Southwest LP,[Applicant LP], with Keith Manbeck as President and Albert Percival as Secretary of Applicant LP,with Whole Foods Market Rocky Mountain/Southwest I,Inc.,[Corp GP]General Partner,with Whole Foods Market Southwest Investments,Inc.[Corp LP]Limited Part- ner,with Keith Manbeck as President and Albert Percival as Secre- tary of Corp GP,with Whole Foods Market,Inc.,100%Shareholder of Corp GP,and with Heather Stern as President and with Albert Percival as Secretary of Corp LP,and with Whole Foods Market,Inc. [WFMI]as 100%Shareholder of Corp GP and Corp LP,Michael Deal, Dir,Anthony Gallo,Pres,Heather Stern,VP and Sec,Albert Percival, Assistant Sec of WFMI,and with Walnut Sub Properties LLC [WSPL],100%Shareholder of WFMI,with Keith Manbeck as Presi- dent and Named Principal Person for WSPL,and with Walnut Sub Enterprises LLC [WSPEL],as 100%Shareholder of WSPL,Amazon Fulfillment Services Inc.[AFSI]as 100%Owner of WSPEL,and Amazon.com,apublicly traded company,as 100%owner of AFSI, and then with no other owners over a10%interest,with abusiness mailing address of P.O.Box 684786,Austin,TX 78768,for aNew Fer- mented Malt Beverage On-Premise type liquor license. 13.Matters from the Senior Counsel 14.Matters from the Licensing Clerk Neighborhood boundary setting for applications for September 18, 2019 BLA hearing: Pickled Peppers,LLC d/b/a Leaf for aofPermanent Modification a Hotel-Restaurant type liquor license at 1710 Pearl Street,Boulder, CO 80302. BMAPS,LLC d/b/a New Boulder Gas for aNew Fermented Malt Bev- erage Off-Premise type liquor license at 2885 28th Street,Boulder, CO 80301. Expected Administrative Processing of Liquor License Transfer Ap- plications: i.June 28,2019 application from Sage Client 498,LLC and 4950 Baseline Road,LLC,as joint licensees,d/b/a Homewood Suites Boulder (f/k/a Homewood Suites Boulder),4950 Baseline Road, Boulder,CO 80303 ;Sage Client 498,LLC [1st Applicant LLC],100 % managed by Sage Investment Holdings III,LLC which is managed by Sage Investment Holdings,LLC which is member managed by:i) The Neumeyer Family Registered LLLP (Zach Neumeyer and Amy Neumeyer as members),ii)The Walter Isenberg Family Registered LLLP (Walter Isenberg and Christina Isenberg as members),iii)Pe- ter Karpinski as member,and iv)Karpinski Family LLC as member, and with no other members with ownership interest over 10%of 1st Applicant LLC,and as joint licensee with,4950 Baseline Road,LLC [2nd Applicant LLC,]GP 4950 Baseline Road,LLC as managing mem- ber (with no persons or entities that own over a10%interest as to 90%ownership),but as to 10%remaining ownership,with BBCP-GP 4950 Baseline Road LLC,as managing member and underlying 50% member,so with Chad Brue disclosed as principal officer,and through BCP GP LLC and then Brue Capital Partners LLC with Chad Brue and Geoffrey Baukol as underlying co-owners,and also as to the 10%remaining ownership with a50%member through Sage 4950 Baseline Investor LLC and then Sage Hotel Capital LAP LLC with no other members over a10%interest of 2nd Applicant LLC, and with Sarah Reall as Proposed Registered Manager,with abusi- ness mailing address of 1575 Welton Street,Suite 300,Denver,CO 80202,for atransfer of aHotel-Restaurant type liquor license. ii.July 3,2019 application from Penko Corporation d/b/a Chick- en On The Hill (f/k/a B’s Grilled Cheese),1335 Broadway,Unit B, Boulder,CO 80302;Matthew Koury,President and Vice President, and Jamie Penfold,Secretary,Treasurer and Proposed Registered Manager,with apremise business mailing address,for atransfer of aHotel-Restaurant type liquor license. Breweries,Wineries,and Distilleries requests for local licensing au- thority input on Application for Colorado Liquor Sales Room -None for August Informational items i.August Special Events and Temporary Modifications ii.August Liquor License renewal mailing list iii.Amended 2019 LED Rulemaking Schedule iv.LED Email-8.6.2019-2019 Rulemaking Hearing-Value of Labor NIWOT |6745 NIWOT HILLS •$2,499,0007BR•9BA•9,036 sqftMagnificenthomeseton1+acre backing to open space andback-range views.To pquality finishes throughout;7bedroomswithfullbathsandwalk-in closets.Gourmet kitchen,huge familyroom,cherry-paneled office,living and dining rooms on main floor.Master suite features sitting room,balcony,massive closet andluxuriousbathroom.Walkout basement has theatre,full kitchenandlargerecroom.Backyard features private patios,water feature,multi-sport court,2fire pits and ahot tub.Brian sundberg303.931.5483brian@briansundberg.com15MinutesfroMBoulderandaWorldaWayBOULDER|1180 LINDEN AV ENUE$995,000•Classical stone &French inspired on .59 acre•4bedrooms,2full baths,2683 finished sq ft•Silver Lakewater rights,abonus foryard irrigation.•Zoned Rural Residential 2with ADU potential.•SmartRegs compliantDeniseMaslanka “Your Satisfaction is My Goal”303-478-4299denise@boulderco.comNEWPRICEOPENSUNDAY 12 –2PMDirections:1st driveway on the south side of Linden,west of Broadway. iv.LED Email-8.6.2019-2019 Rulemaking Hearing-Value of Labor 15.Matters from the Chair and Members of the Authority Adjournment For information,call (303)441-3010.Any petitions or remonstrances pertaining to the above may be filed at the City of Boulder Finance Department,Sales Tax and Licensing Division,Brenton Building, 1136 Alpine Avenue,Boulder,Colorado. Itisthe City of Boulder’s practice to provide more notice than is re- quired by law whenever possible.However,this practice shall not be used to invalidate any action taken with the minimum notice re- quired by state law. Final on Tuesday,August 6,2019 Mishawn J.Cook,Licensing Administrator,CMC Published:Boulder Daily Camera August 11,2019--1625540 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ORDINANCE No.1780,SERIES 2019 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at aregular meeting of the City Council of the City of Louisville,Colorado,to be held on August 20, 2019 at the hour of 7:00 p.m.,at the City Hall,749 Main Street,in Louisville,Colorado,the City Council will hold aPublic Hearing on the final passage and adoption of aproposed AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 3.20 OF THE LOUISVILLE MUNICIPAL CODE CONCERNING THE APPEALS PROCESS FOR TAX DECISIONS. Published in the Daily Camera on August 11,2019 with full ordi- nance. ORDINANCE NO.1780 SERIES 2019 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 3.20 OF THE LOUISVILLE MUNICIPAL CODE CONCERNING THE APPEALS PROCESS FOR TAX DECISIONS WHEREAS,taxpayers challenging assessments of municipal sales and use tax are afforded processes under both City and state law;and WHEREAS ,the City Council desires to amend Section 3.20.540 of the Louisville Municipal Code to update the City’s tax appeals proc- ess to reflect provisions of state statute. NOW THEREFORE,BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE,COLORADO: Section 1.Section 3.20.540 of the Louisville Municipal Code is hereby amended to read as follows (words added are underlined; words deleted are stricken through ): A.Any person Ataxpayer who is aggrieved by the final decision of the finance director after ahearing may have same reviewed by the district court.The procedure of review shall be in accordance with Rule 106 of the Colorado Rules of Civil Procedure.The petition or complaint for district court review must be filed within thirty (30) days from the date of the final decision of the finance director.Any party,including the city,may appeal the final order or decision of the finance director and,also,the decision of the district court (or such other tribunal having jurisdiction),using all judicial,appellate, and extraordinary proceedings available. B.In lieu of the procedure in subsection Aofthis section,the tax- payer may proceed to have the final decision of the finance director reviewed under section 29-2-106.1 of the Colorado Revised Statutes. Section 2.If any section,paragraph,sentence,clause,or phrase of this ordinance is held to be unconstitutional or invalid for any reason,such decision shall not affect the validity or constitu- tionality of the remaining portions of this ordinance.The City Council hereby declares that it would have passed this ordinance and each part or parts hereof irrespective of the fact that any one part or parts be declared unconstitutional or invalid. Section 3.All other ordinances or portions thereof inconsis- tent or conflicting with this ordinance or any portion hereof are hereby repealed to the extent of such inconsistency or conflict. INTRODUCED,READ,PASSED ON FIRST READING,AND ORDERED PUBLISHED this 6th day of August,2019. ________________________ ______ Robert P.Muckle,Mayor ATTEST: ______________________________ Meredyth Muth,City Clerk APPROVED AS TO FORM: _____________________________ Kelly PC,City Attorney PASSED AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND FINAL READING ,this DAILY CAMERA Sunday,August 11,2019 |PAGE E7 Boulder Daily Camera - 08/11/2019 Page : E07 � 2019 Daily Camera and Prairie Mountain Publishing, LLC. .Please read our Privacy Policy and User Agreement. Please review new arbitration language here. 08/11/2019 August 12, 2019 12:01 pm (GMT +6:00) Powered by TECNAVIA PublicNotice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice PLACE AN AD VISIT:FRONTRANGECLASSIFIEDS.COM |CALL:303.466.3636 or 970.635.3650MARKETPLACEFrontRangeClassifieds.com SERVICES |JOBS |MERCHANDISE |HOMES |RENTALS |WHEELS |LEGALS Lynn Ryan303.489.0309lryan@boulderco.comOPENSUNDAY 11 AM –1PMBOULDER|1151 JUNIPER AV ENUESecludedoasisinBoulder’smost desired neighborhood!Hidden at the end of aprivatedrive,surrounded by beautiful mature landscaping,sits this fantastic two-storyhome.Over1/3acrelot allows for outdoor entertaining,plenty of play area &privacy.Wonderfulconnectionfrominsidetooutsideentertainingfrommultiplerooms.Immaculately maintainedwithneutralfinishes&upgrades make for amove-in ready home!Footsteps to FoothillsElem.,trails,rec center,bus stop+!5BR,4BA,over 4,000 sq.ft.$1,645,000Directions:FromBroadway &Iris,north on Broadway,first street on west side is Juniper.Home is set back private lane on north side.www.1151juniper.comHostedbyDalePearsonRICHGRIBBONGREATSERVICE ON YOURSIDE303.441.5685 |303.931.6979richgribbon@boulderco.com •www.richgribbon.comIntelligentnegotiations|excellent advice |nopressure1824PearlStUnita$1,049,000.00Eleganttown-home style unit with timeless high end finishes intheperfectPearlStlocation.Set backinaquiet courtyard,yetstepsawayfromBoulder’s best restaurants and cafes.Luxuriousmastersuitefeaturesfireplace,deckaccess,steam shower andwalk-incloset.Chef’s kitchen with Viking,Sub Zero and FisherPaykelappliancesopenstoasunnylivingroomwithsouthernexposureandterracewithFlatironviews.Other features includegarage,radiant in-floor heat,2Central A/C units and dumb waiter.2bedrooms,2.5 baths +1car garage1,567 SquareFeet PUBLIC NOTICE CITY OF BOULDER BEVERAGE LICENSING AUTHORITY HEARING WEDNESDAY,AUGUST 21,2019,3:00 P.M. COUNCIL CHAMBERS MUNICIPAL BUILDING –2ND FLOOR 1777 BROADWAY,BOULDER,COLORADO AGENDA 1.AgendaItem: i.Member roll call; ii.Approval of Beverage Licensing Authority (BLA)mi- nutesfromJune19,2019 and July 17,2019 hearings; iii.Hearing agenda issues from licensing clerk PremisesInspection Findings-Oregano’s Pizza Bistro,2690 Baseline Road,Boulder,CO,Hotel-Restaurant type liquor license 2.Mattersfromthe Boulder Police Department. 3.Mattersfromthe Responsible Association of Retailers (RAR). 4.GeneralPublic Comments for Beverage Licensing Authority. 5.ContinuedPublic Hearing and Rulemaking consideration of the followingchanges to BLA rules and requirements: i)inBLA Rule of Procedure,Section 3-6,Training Require- ments,toreduce the allowable time for state approved in-person traininginastate approved alcohol service class of alcohol servers fromthecurrent 90 days to 60 days,and ii)toadd to the checklist of required documents arequire- mentforwritten alcohol service policies and to add aquestion as question20(and to renumber current question 20 as 21)to the City ofBoulderLiquor License Application city license application to so- licitprovisionof written alcohol service policies (with mention of RARasaresource),and iii)InBLA Rule of Procedure,Section 4-3,subsection 4-3-1, andsubsection 8-4-6,amending Application Notice requirements to allowCityLicensing to schedule applications which do not require petitioningmore quickly on BLA hearing agendas. 6.Publichearing and consideration of aMay 16,2019 application fromCircleKStores Inc.d/b/a Circle KStore #2709865,3040 N. Broadway,Boulder,CO 80304 ;Kathy Cunnington,President,Vice President,Secretary and Treasurer,Dennis Tewell,Senior VP,Kim Kwiatkowski,Assistant Secretary,Darrel Davis,Senior VP and Di- rector,MarkTate,VP,Monica Huron,Assistant Secretary,and Jim Beam,StoreManager,with abusiness mailing address of P.O.Box 690007,SanAntonio,TX 78269,for aPermanent Modification of a FermentedMaltBeverage Off-Premise type liquor license. 7.Publichearing and consideration of aApril 16,2019 application fromBoulderFood Park LLC d/b/a Rayback Collective,2775 ValmontRoad,Boulder,CO 80301;Henry Grant,Managing Member andOwner,Justin Riley,Managing Member and Owner,and Aditus Foundation,as10.1 %owner,with no other members with over 10% ownershipinterest,and Sean A.Rizzo Cannon as Registered Man- agerwithapremise business mailing address,for arenewal of a Taverntypeliquor license. 8.Publichearing and consideration of aMay 3,2019 application fromTheBarrel LLC d/b/a The Barrel,1710 29th Street,Suite 1048, Boulder,CO80301 ;Paul Mueller,Teresa Mueller,Louis Bush,IV, Owners,andwith Ingrid Bush,Owner and Registered Manager with abusinessmailing address of 762 W.Eisenhower Blvd.Loveland, CO80537,forarenewal of aTavern type liquor license. 9.Publichearing and consideration of aJune 17,2019 application fromRaphaRacing,LLC d/b/a Rapha,1815 Pearl Street,Boulder, CO80302;Rapha Racing,LTD,100%Owner of Rapha Racing,LLC, withSimonMottram,CEO,Brendan Quirk and Hillary Benjamin, ManagersofRapha Racing LLC,and with Steve Vanica as Proposed Manager,withapremise business mailing address,for arenewal of aBeerandWine type liquor license. 10.Publichearing and consideration of aJuly 2,2019 application from191111thSt.,LLC d/b/a 1911 11th St.,1911 11th Street,Bould- er,CO80302;Scott Littlefield,Manager,with abusiness mailing ad- dressof840Pearl Street #3.Boulder,CO 80302,for arenewal of a Taverntypeliquor license. 11.Publichearing and consideration of aJune 11,2019 application fromLarkburger of Colorado LLC d/b/a Larkburger for achange of locationfromUnit 006 to new Unit H2-B at 2525 Arapahoe Avenue, Boulder,CO80302 ;Patricia Jones,President and CFO,Stephen Darr,CRO,ReaLee-Hollis,Director of Operations,and Roy Christian WK Real EstateBoulderCountyGoldAward15yearsinarow!wkre.com3084RedDeer Tr ail,Lafayette $998,000LookingforPrivacyandQuality?Incredible location located on the 6th Fairway of Indian Peaks!Spacious front porch overlooks park.Beautifully landscaped yardw/covered back patio.Chef’s kitchenthatopenstoexpansivefamilyroom.Private dining room w/butler’spantry.Main floor master suitew/luxury bath &2closets.Professionally finished basement w/beautiful wood floors,stonework &wet bar.4bedrooms/3 baths.3car garage.Custom features throughout!Open SUnDAY1pM-3pMaggieboulder@gmail.comAggieSobol.comAggieSobol,ABR,CRS,SRES,GRI303-885-9806 Boulder CountyGoldAward15yearsinarow!8DarylSmithRE/MAX of Boulder’s#1,#2 or #3IndividualAgentsince2008OPENSUNDAY12–2PMBOULDER|536 MAXWELL AV ENUEThinkingofbuyingorselling….Entrustmy39years (and counting)of experience to help youwithyourrealestategoals.303-818 -0233Charmingturn-of-the-centuryCraftsman house on Historic Mapleton Hill.Light-filled floor plan withvaultedceilingsandhardwoodfloorsthroughout.Master suite with private exterior balconyand largeadjacentloftoffice.Lower level second private bedroom suite.Extensive renovations and upgrades.Immaculately maintained.Large fenced garden with flagstone patio and established plantings.Carportand2-car garage.ADU potential.Easy walk/bike to Mt.Sanitas trails and Pearl Street Mall.(888802)$1,595,000 •MLS #878201 Boulder,CO 80302 ;Patricia Jones,President and CFO,Stephen Darr,CRO,Rea Lee-Hollis,Director of Operations,and Roy Christian Frank,Registered Manager;with abusiness mailing address of 3575 Ringsby Court,Unit 311,Denver,CO 80216,for aChange in Location and Trade Name Change to Larkspot for an existing Beer and Wine type liquor license. 12.Public hearing and consideration of aJune 14,2019 application from Whole Foods Market Rocky Mountain/Southwest LP d/b/a Whole Foods Taproom at 2905 Pearl Street,Boulder,CO 80301 ; Whole Foods Market Rocky Mountain/Southwest LP,[Applicant LP], with Keith Manbeck as President and Albert Percival as Secretary of Applicant LP,with Whole Foods Market Rocky Mountain/Southwest I,Inc.,[Corp GP]General Partner,with Whole Foods Market Southwest Investments,Inc.[Corp LP]Limited Part- ner,with Keith Manbeck as President and Albert Percival as Secre- tary of Corp GP,with Whole Foods Market,Inc.,100%Shareholder of Corp GP,and with Heather Stern as President and with Albert Percival as Secretary of Corp LP,and with Whole Foods Market,Inc. [WFMI]as 100%Shareholder of Corp GP and Corp LP,Michael Deal, Dir,Anthony Gallo,Pres,Heather Stern,VP and Sec,Albert Percival, Assistant Sec of WFMI,and with Walnut Sub Properties LLC [WSPL],100%Shareholder of WFMI,with Keith Manbeck as Presi- dent and Named Principal Person for WSPL,and with Walnut Sub Enterprises LLC [WSPEL],as 100%Shareholder of WSPL,Amazon Fulfillment Services Inc.[AFSI]as 100%Owner of WSPEL,and Amazon.com,apublicly traded company,as 100%owner of AFSI, and then with no other owners over a10%interest,with abusiness mailing address of P.O.Box 684786,Austin,TX 78768,for aNew Fer- mented Malt Beverage On-Premise type liquor license. 13.Matters from the Senior Counsel 14.Matters from the Licensing Clerk Neighborhood boundary setting for applications for September 18, 2019 BLA hearing: Pickled Peppers,LLC d/b/a Leaf for aofPermanent Modification a Hotel-Restaurant type liquor license at 1710 Pearl Street,Boulder, CO 80302. BMAPS,LLC d/b/a New Boulder Gas for aNew Fermented Malt Bev- erage Off-Premise type liquor license at 2885 28th Street,Boulder, CO 80301. Expected Administrative Processing of Liquor License Transfer Ap- plications: i.June 28,2019 application from Sage Client 498,LLC and 4950 Baseline Road,LLC,as joint licensees,d/b/a Homewood Suites Boulder (f/k/a Homewood Suites Boulder),4950 Baseline Road, Boulder,CO 80303;Sage Client 498,LLC [1st Applicant LLC],100 % managed by Sage Investment Holdings III,LLC which is managed by Sage Investment Holdings,LLC which is member managed by:i) The Neumeyer Family Registered LLLP (Zach Neumeyer and Amy Neumeyer as members),ii)The Walter Isenberg Family Registered LLLP (Walter Isenberg and Christina Isenberg as members),iii)Pe- ter Karpinski as member,and iv)Karpinski Family LLC as member, and with no other members with ownership interest over 10%of 1st Applicant LLC,and as joint licensee with,4950 Baseline Road,LLC [2nd Applicant LLC,]GP 4950 Baseline Road,LLC as managing mem- ber (with no persons or entities that own over a10%interest as to 90%ownership),but as to 10%remaining ownership,with BBCP-GP 4950 Baseline Road LLC,as managing member and underlying 50% member,so with Chad Brue disclosed as principal officer,and through BCP GP LLC and then Brue Capital Partners LLC with Chad Brue and Geoffrey Baukol as underlying co-owners,and also as to the 10%remaining ownership with a50%member through Sage 4950 Baseline Investor LLC and then Sage Hotel Capital LAP LLC with no other members over a10%interest of 2nd Applicant LLC, and with Sarah Reall as Proposed Registered Manager,with abusi- ness mailing address of 1575 Welton Street,Suite 300,Denver,CO 80202,for atransfer of aHotel-Restaurant type liquor license. ii.July 3,2019 application from Penko Corporation d/b/a Chick- en On The Hill (f/k/a B’s Grilled Cheese),1335 Broadway,Unit B, Boulder,CO 80302;Matthew Koury,President and Vice President, and Jamie Penfold,Secretary,Treasurer and Proposed Registered Manager,with apremise business mailing address,for atransfer of aHotel-Restaurant type liquor license. Breweries,Wineries,and Distilleries requests for local licensing au- thority input on Application for Colorado Liquor Sales Room -None for August Informational items i.August Special Events and Temporary Modifications ii.August Liquor License renewal mailing list iii.Amended 2019 LED Rulemaking Schedule iv.LED Email-8.6.2019-2019 Rulemaking Hearing-Value of Labor NIWOT |6745 NIWOT HILLS •$2,499,0007BR•9BA•9,036 sqftMagnificenthomeseton1+acre backing to open space andback-range views.To pquality finishes throughout;7bedroomswithfullbathsandwalk-in closets.Gourmet kitchen,huge familyroom,cherry-paneled office,living and dining rooms on main floor.Master suite features sitting room,balcony,massive closet andluxuriousbathroom.Walkout basement has theatre,full kitchenandlargerecroom.Backyard features private patios,water feature,multi-sport court,2fire pits and ahot tub.Brian sundberg303.931.5483brian@briansundberg.com15MinutesfroMBoulderandaWorldaWayBOULDER|1180 LINDEN AV ENUE$995,000•Classical stone &French inspired on .59 acre•4bedrooms,2full baths,2683 finished sq ft•Silver Lakewater rights,abonus foryard irrigation.•Zoned Rural Residential 2with ADU potential.•SmartRegs compliantDeniseMaslanka “Your Satisfaction is My Goal”303-478-4299denise@boulderco.comNEWPRICEOPENSUNDAY 12 –2PMDirections:1st driveway on the south side of Linden,west of Broadway. iv.LED Email-8.6.2019-2019 Rulemaking Hearing-Value of Labor 15.Matters from the Chair and Members of the Authority Adjournment For information,call (303)441-3010.Any petitions or remonstrances pertaining to the above may be filed at the City of Boulder Finance Department,Sales Tax and Licensing Division,Brenton Building, 1136 Alpine Avenue,Boulder,Colorado. Itisthe City of Boulder’s practice to provide more notice than is re- quired by law whenever possible.However,this practice shall not be used to invalidate any action taken with the minimum notice re- quired by state law. Final on Tuesday,August 6,2019 Mishawn J.Cook,Licensing Administrator,CMC Published:Boulder Daily Camera August 11,2019--1625540 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ORDINANCE No.1780,SERIES 2019 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at aregular meeting of the City Council of the City of Louisville,Colorado,to be held on August 20, 2019 at the hour of 7:00 p.m.,at the City Hall,749 Main Street,in Louisville,Colorado,the City Council will hold aPublic Hearing on the final passage and adoption of aproposed AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 3.20 OF THE LOUISVILLE MUNICIPAL CODE CONCERNING THE APPEALS PROCESS FOR TAX DECISIONS. Published in the Daily Camera on August 11,2019 with full ordi- nance. ORDINANCE NO.1780 SERIES 2019 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 3.20 OF THE LOUISVILLE MUNICIPAL CODE CONCERNING THE APPEALS PROCESS FOR TAX DECISIONS WHEREAS,taxpayers challenging assessments of municipal sales and use tax are afforded processes under both City and state law;and WHEREAS ,the City Council desires to amend Section 3.20.540 of the Louisville Municipal Code to update the City’s tax appeals proc- ess to reflect provisions of state statute. NOW THEREFORE,BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE,COLORADO: Section 1.Section 3.20.540 of the Louisville Municipal Code is hereby amended to read as follows (words added are underlined; words deleted are stricken through ): A.Any person Ataxpayer who is aggrieved by the final decision of the finance director after ahearing may have same reviewed by the district court.The procedure of review shall be in accordance with Rule 106 of the Colorado Rules of Civil Procedure.The petition or complaint for district court review must be filed within thirty (30) days from the date of the final decision of the finance director.Any party,including the city,may appeal the final order or decision of the finance director and,also,the decision of the district court (or such other tribunal having jurisdiction),using all judicial,appellate, and extraordinary proceedings available. B.In lieu of the procedure in subsection Aofthis section,the tax- payer may proceed to have the final decision of the finance director reviewed under section 29-2-106.1 of the Colorado Revised Statutes. Section 2.If any section,paragraph,sentence,clause,or phrase of this ordinance is held to be unconstitutional or invalid for any reason,such decision shall not affect the validity or constitu- tionality of the remaining portions of this ordinance.The City Council hereby declares that it would have passed this ordinance and each part or parts hereof irrespective of the fact that any one part or parts be declared unconstitutional or invalid. Section 3.All other ordinances or portions thereof inconsis- tent or conflicting with this ordinance or any portion hereof are hereby repealed to the extent of such inconsistency or conflict. INTRODUCED,READ,PASSED ON FIRST READING,AND ORDERED PUBLISHED this 6th day of August,2019. ________________________ ______ Robert P.Muckle,Mayor ATTEST: ______________________________ Meredyth Muth,City Clerk APPROVED AS TO FORM: _____________________________ Kelly PC,City Attorney PASSED AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND FINAL READING ,this DAILY CAMERA Sunday,August 11,2019 |PAGE E7 BLA 6/19/19 FINAL Minutes Page 1 of 11 CITY OF BOULDER BEVERAGE LICENSING AUTHORITY * * * HEARING MINUTES * * * JUNE 19, 2019, 3:00 P.M. COUNCIL CHAMBERS MUNICIPAL BUILDING – 2ND FLOOR 1777 BROADWAY, BOULDER, COLORADO NAME OF BOARD/COMMISSION: Beverage Licensing Authority (BLA) DATE OF MEETING: June 19, 2019 NAME & PHONE OF PERSON Beata Mazurkiewicz, Licensing Operations Specialist III PREPARING SUMMARY: (303-441-3091) NAMES OF MEMBERS, STAFF, AND INVITED GUESTS PRESENT: Board Members: Matthew Califano, Michael Friesen, Kevin Mahoney, and Michael Absalom Staff Present: Debra Kalish, Senior Counsel, Beata Mazurkiewicz, Licensing Operations Specialist, and Mishawn Cook, Licensing Manager 1. Agenda Item: i. Member roll call; Authority member roll call was completed, with a quorum of 4 members present, and with member Lundgren absent. ii. Approval of Beverage Licensing Authority (BLA) minutes from May 15, 2019 special hearing; Member Friesen moved, Mahoney seconded, to approve the minutes as submitted. Motion passed 3:0 with Member Absalom abstaining from vote. iii. Approval of Beverage Licensing Authority (BLA) minutes from May 15, 2019 hearing; Member Mahoney moved, Absalom seconded, to approve the minutes as submitted. Motion passed 3:0 with Chair Califano abstaining from vote. iv. Hearing agenda issues from licensing clerk; Licensing Manager Cook noted that City Licensing made a typo mistake on the BLA BLA 6/19/19 FINAL Minutes Page 2 of 11 hearing date in the petitioning packets. Licensing Manager Cook noted about the inquiry to change the Agenda order and that Kevin Coates, Attorney, and Eva Garretson, Liquor Pros Petitioner, would like to request to move Agenda Item 7 and Agenda Item 8 after Agenda Item 3. The request was granted by the Authority. 2. Matters from the Boulder Police Department (BPD). Ms. Cook noted that Officer Rich Denig with BPD could not be present this evening due to training. 3. Matters from the Responsible Association of Retailers (RAR). Ms. Cook noted that a representative from the Responsible Association of Retailers (RAR) could not be present at this hearing. Ms. Cook noted to the Authority that licensing office will reach out to RAR to let them know that one of the Agenda items for the July 17th BLA hearing will include considering some changes to BLA rules and requirements, such as reducing the allowable time for state approved in-person training in a state approved alcohol service class of alcohol servers from the current 90 days to 60 days. 4. Public hearing and consideration of a March 28, 2019 application from Larkburger of Colorado LLC d/b/a Larkburger, 2525 Arapahoe Avenue, Unit H006, Boulder, CO 80302; with and upon proper filing Patricia Jones, President and CFO, Stephen Darr, CRO, Rea Lee-Hollis, Director of Operations, and Roy Christian Frank, Registered Manager; with a business mailing address of 3575 Ringsby Court, Unit 311, Denver, CO 80216, for a renewal of a Beer and Wine type liquor license. This Agenda Item was heard after Agenda Items 7 and 8. Brandon Sandberg appeared as attorney for the licensee. Patricia Ruth Jones, President and CFO, Roy Christian Frank, Registered Manager, and Venessa Jackson, TiPS Certified Trainer, were sworn in for this matter, and confirmed the 10 days posting of the premises. BLA hearing procedures were waived. No ex-parte communications or conflicts of interest were disclosed by Authority members. No interested parties or public comments were made. Ms. Jones provided testimony regarding this renewal application. Ms. Cook noted about CityLlicensing receiving a Corporate Change application. Mr. Sandberg noted about a lease extension to August 15, 2019. Ms. Cook also noted about BLA 6/19/19 FINAL Minutes Page 3 of 11 City Licensing receiving a Trade Name Change application along with a Change of Location application. Member Mahoney inquired about the proof of possession, and about TiPS training dates. Ms. Cook noted that the State renewal application will need to be updated with the new extended lease date. Updated Proof of Training was entered as Agenda Item 4, Exhibit 1. Member Mahoney moved, Friesen seconded, to approve the renewal with a condition to put this liquor license on a non-administrative renewal. Motion passed 4:0. 5. Public hearing and consideration of an April 9, 2019 application from AOI Company d/b/a Aoi Sushi and Izakaya, 3303 30th Street, Boulder, CO 80301; Keizo Aoi, Owner and Manager; with a business mailing address of 1110 Balmora, Lafayette, CO 80026, for a Change in Class from a Beer and Wine to a Hotel-Restaurant type liquor license. Keizo Aio, Owner and Registered Manager, appeared for this Change in Class from a Beer and Wine to a Hotel-Restaurant type liquor license application, was sworn in, and affirmed the ten-day legal posting of the premises. Max Scott, Oedipus, Inc Petitioner, was also sworn in. As this applicant was not represented by an attorney, Chair Califano read the hearing procedures. No other ex-parte communication or conflict of interest were disclosed by Authority members. No interested parties or public comments were made. Mr. Aio presented testimony about this Change in Class application. Mr. Scott provided testimony regarding petitioning and noted to the Authority about the wrong BLA hearing date used in the original petition packet, and about the need to repetition using petition packet with the corrected BLA hearing date. Mr. Scott also noted that Oedipus, Inc. will provide TiPS training in English and Japanese. Member Mahoney inquired about policies, procedures, alcohol service training, and a plan for refusal of alcohol service. Member Friesen moved, Mahoney seconded, to approve this Change in Class to a Hotel- Restaurant type liquor license application with a condition that City licensing will collect the Beer and Wine type liquor licenses prior to releasing the Hotel-Restaurant type liquor licenses. Motion passed 4:0. At 4:47 PM Chair Califano requested a short recess. The hearing resumed at 4:53 PM. 6. Public hearing and consideration of an April 12, 2019 application from Avanti Boulder, LLC d/b/a Avanti F&B/Avanti Food and Beverage, 1401 Pearl Street, Units 100 and 400, BLA 6/19/19 FINAL Minutes Page 4 of 11 Boulder CO 80301; Avanti Boulder, LLC, Licensee LLC, with GRT, LLC [GRT] as 1st underlying Owner and Member of Licensee LLC and with PDO Management Boulder, LLC [PDOMB] as 1st underlying Owner and Operating Manager of Licensee LLC and with RSH Management Boulder, LLC [RSHMB] as 1st underlying Owner and Operating Manager of Licensee LLC, and with ORG Holdings, LLC [ORG] as 2nd underlying Owner and with Robert Hahn Enterprises, Inc [RHE] as 2nd underlying Owner and three below stated persons as 2nd underlying Owners through GRT; Patrick O’Neill as Proposed Registered Manager, Manager of Licensee LLC, Manager of PDO, and Sole Member of ORG, Robert Hahn as Manager of Licensee LLC, Manager of RSHMB, Sole Member of RHE and Co- owner of GRT, Gerald Engle, Manager of Licensee LLC and Co-owner of GRT, and Anthony DiLucia, Jr. as Manager of Licensee LLC and Co-owner of GRT, and with no other persons or entities owning over a 10% Interest; with a business mailing address of 3200 Pecos Street, Denver, CO 80211, for a New Tavern type liquor license. Brian Proffitt appeared as attorney for the applicant. Patrick O’Neill, Proposed Registered Manager and Manager of Licensee LLC, Robert Hahn, Manager of Licensee LLC, and Max Scott, Oedipus, Inc. Petitioner, were sworn in and affirmed the ten-day legal posting of the premises. Hearing procedures were waived. No other ex-parte communication or conflict of interest were disclosed by Authority Members. Susan Connelly, CEO of Downtown Boulder Partnership in the designated neighborhood boundary, Zach Granowitz, Resident in the designated neighborhood boundary, Sean Kulzer, Vice President of Sullivan Heyes Brokerage, in the designated neighborhood boundary, and Jessica Brookhart, Manager of Corporate Offices for Hapa Sushi in the designated neighborhood boundary, appeared as interested parties and were sworn in. These Interested party members spoke in favor of the application, supporting the need and desire for this application to be granted. No other public comments were made. The applicant provided testimony as to the operational characteristics and specifics of the new Tavern type liquor license application. Mr. Scott reviewed the petitioning results and the population data survey results. Mr. Scott noted about the National Convenience Store and City of Englewood case. Senior Counsel Kalish inquired about the connection between the National Convenience Store case and the Avanti application. Avanti Traffic and Population Data was entered as Agenda Item 6, Exhibit 1. The Authority members and Senior Counsel Kalish posed questions as to the Tavern type liquor license, control and possession of the licensed premises and maintaining alcohol control in the common area, service, traveling and delivery of alcohol via elevator and stairs, alcohol service training, ID checking, and security, and inquired about the tenants on the 2nd and 3rd floor. Mr. O ’Neill noted about adding additional host and security cameras. BLA 6/19/19 FINAL Minutes Page 5 of 11 Member Friesen moved, Absalom seconded, to approve this new Tavern type liquor license. Motion passed 4:0. 7. Public hearing and consideration of an April 15, 2019 application from Circle K Stores Inc d/b/a Circle K Store 2709851, 1480 Canyon Boulevard, Boulder, CO 80302; Geoffrey Haxel, President, Secretary and Director, Kathleen Cunnington, Treasurer, Vice President and Director, Dennis Tewell, Senior Vice President, Kim Kwiatkowski, Assistant Secretary, Darrel Davis, Senior Vice President and Director, Mark Tate, Vice President, Monica Huron, Assistant Secretary, and Lisa Nelson, Store Manager, with a business mailing address of P.O. Box 690007, San Antonio, TX 78269, for a Permanent Modification of a Fermented Malt Beverage Off-Premises type liquor license. This Agenda Item was heard after Agenda Item 3. Kevin Coates appeared as Attorney for this licensee. Jim Beam, Market Manager, and Eva Garretson, Liquor Pros Petitioner, were sworn in for this matter and confirmed the ten- day legal posting of the premises. BLA hearing procedures were waived. No ex-parte communications or conflicts of interest were disclosed by Authority Members. No interested parties or public comments were made. Mr. Coates reviewed the application for the Authority with testimony provided by Mr. Beam. Ms. Garretson provided testimony regarding the petitioning of the designated neighborhoods. Ms. Garretson indicated that the original petition packet provided by City licensing used a wrong BLA hearing date but LiquorPros used a new set of petition packet with the corrected BLA hearing date that was provided by City licensing. Member Mahoney inquired about the hours of operation, and about any possible sale of beer during times when alcohol can’t be sold. Chair Califano noted about the fact that the store is being populated by the transient community and inquired about any mitigation for that. Member Friesen moved, Absalom seconded, to approve the permanent modification application for the premises. Motion passed 4:0. 8. Public hearing and consideration of an April 15, 2019 application from CST Metro, LLC d/b/a Circle K Store 2741110, 2995 30th Street, Boulder, CO 80301; CST Diamond Holdings, LLC 100% Owner-Darrel Davis, President and Senior Vice President Operations, Mark Tate, Vice President Operations-Rocky Mountain, Brian Bednarz, Vice President Operations-Gulf, Kathy Cunnington, Treasurer and Senior Vice President-Global Shared Services, Evan Smith, Vice President, Giovanna Rudea, BLA 6/19/19 FINAL Minutes Page 6 of 11 Corporate Secretary, Kim Andrews, Assistant Secretary-Rocky Mountain, Randy Horne, Assistant Secretary-Gulf, Kim Kwiatkowski, Assistant Secretary (as filed May 25, 2018 with State LED) and with Cole Zdenek as Store Manager; with a business mailing address of P.O. Box 690007, San Antonio, TX 78269, for a Permanent Modification of a Fermented Malt Beverage Off-Premises type liquor license. This Agenda Item was heard after Agenda Item 7, and before Agenda Item 4. Kevin Coates appeared as Attorney for this licensee and inquired to incorporate testimony from Agenda Item 7. The request was granted. Jim Beam, Market Manager, and Eva Garretson, Liquor Pros Petitioner, remained sworn in for this matter and confirmed the ten-day legal posting of the premises. BLA hearing procedures were waived. No ex-parte communications or conflicts of interest were disclosed by Authority Members. No interested parties or public comments were made. Mr. Coates reviewed the application for the Authority with testimony provided by Mr. Beam. Ms. Garretson provided testimony regarding the petitioning of the designated neighborhoods. Member Mahoney inquired about the petitioning results, and the survey and statistics. Member Mahoney also inquired about the need for modification, and beer percentage sales. Member Absalom inquired about the number of beer coolers. Senior Counsel Kalish made a comment about the temporary display of the Fermented Malt Beverages and the petitioning results and provided clarification regarding traffic noise issues. Member Mahoney moved, Friesen seconded, to approve the permanent modification application for the premises. Motion passed 4:0. 9. Public hearing and consideration of an April 15, 2019 application from White Road, LLC d/b/a Strade Bianche Cafe, 1739 Pearl Street, Boulder CO 80302; Fabio Flagiello, 50% Owner of White Road LLC, kbc Cycling LLC, 50% Owner of White Road LLC, with Russel Chandler as Managing Member of kbc Cycling LLC and Edward Kuh as Member of kbc Cycling LLC, and with no other persons or entities owning over a 10% Interest; with a business mailing address of 1795 Pearl Street, Boulder CO 80302, for a New Beer and Wine type liquor license. Fabio Flagiello, Member, and Russell Chandler, Member, were sworn in and confirmed the ten-day legal posting of the premises. As the applicants were not represented by an attorney, Chair Califano read hearing procedures. No other ex-parte communication or BLA 6/19/19 FINAL Minutes Page 7 of 11 conflict of interest were disclosed by Authority Members. No interested parties or public comments were made. Mr. Flagiello and Mr. Chandler provided testimony as to the operational characteristics and specifics of the new license application, and the petitioning results. The Authority members posed questions as to written policies of serving alcohol and trainings. Ms. Cook noted that City licensing received the right of way lease documents and noted about some discrepancies in square footage. Chair Califano noted about the need for the right of way lease documents to match the zoning’s final approval. Member Mahoney inquired about the lease expiration date. Ms. Cook replied that it is at all times a violation of the state liquor code if the applicant loses a possession of the licensed premise. Member Friesen moved, Califano seconded, to approve this new Beer and Wine type liquor license. Motion passed 4:0. 10. Matters from the Senior Counsel No matters were discussed. 11. Matters from the Licensing Clerk Ms. Cook noted that some Agenda items for the July 17th BLA hearing will include considering some changes to BLA rules and requirements, such as reducing the allowable time for state approved in-person training in a state approved alcohol service class of alcohol servers from the current 90 days to 60 days, and also adding to the checklist of required documents for new/transfer/change of class license applications a requirement for written alcohol service policies, and adding a question as question 20 (and to renumber current question 20 as 21) to the City of Boulder Liquor License Application city license application to solicit provision of written alcohol service policies (with mention of RAR as a resource). a. Neighborhood boundary setting for applications for July 17, 2019 BLA hearing i. OPB Restaurants, Inc d/b/a Oregano's Pizza Bistro for a New Hotel- Restaurant type liquor license at 2690 Baseline Road, Boulder, CO 80305. The following neighborhood boundaries were discussed: Colorado Avenue Extended on the North, Table Mesa Drive Extended on the South, Foothills Parkway on the East, and City Limits on the West. Member Friesen moved, BLA 6/19/19 FINAL Minutes Page 8 of 11 Absalom seconded, to approve these suggested boundaries. Motion passed 4:0. ii. Circle K Stores Inc d/b/a Circle K Store 2709865 for a Permanent Modification of a Fermented Malt Beverage Off-Premise type liquor license at 3040 N Broadway, Boulder, CO 80304. The following neighborhood boundaries were discussed: Kalmia on the North, Mapleton on the South, 19th Street on the East, and City Limits on the West. Chair Califano moved, Friesen seconded, to approve these suggested boundaries. Motion passed 4:0. iii. Whole Foods Market Rocky Mountain/Southwest LP d/b/a Whole Foods Market for a Permanent Modification of a Fermented Malt Beverage Off-Premise type liquor license at 2905 Pearl Street, Boulder, CO 80301. Ms. Cook noted that the amended Matters from the Licensing Clerk with the After Diagram with the zoning approved stamp was entered as Agenda Item 11.a.iii, Exhibit 1. Attorney Kevin Coates appeared as Attorney for this applicant and provided testimony regarding setting the neighborhood boundaries for this Agenda Item and noted that it is a reduction of the liquor licensed premises. Mr. Coates asked the Authority not to set the boundaries for the reduction of the liquor licensed premises and proposed to process this permanent modification of a Fermented Malt Beverage Off-Premise type liquor license application administratively. Ms. Cook noted that the BLA rules allow for City Licensing office to process the permanent modification applications administratively if there is no substantial change to the licensed premises. Member Friesen moved that the reduction of the FMB Off-Premise application is processed administratively, without the need for petitioning the neighborhood, conditioned on proper 10 days posting and no negative public comments received, Absalom seconded. Motion passed 4:0. Mr. Coates suggested to combine any necessary hearing for the reduction of the FMB Off-Premise application with a hearing of the FMB On-Premise application on August 21, 2019 BLA hearing. Ms. Cook noted that the hearing poster for this Agenda Item will be available next day. BLA 6/19/19 FINAL Minutes Page 9 of 11 iv. Stash Enterprises LLC (Southern) d/b/a Southern Sun Pub & Brewery for a Permanent Modification of a Brew Pub type liquor license at 627 S Broadway, Suite B-E, Boulder, CO 80305. Member Absalom recused himself for this Agenda Item due to conflict of interest. The following neighborhood boundaries were discussed: Dartmouth to Broadway on the North, City Limits on the South, Highway 36 to Moorhead Circle Extended on the East, and City Limits on the West. Chair Califano moved, Friesen seconded, to approve these suggested boundaries. Motion passed 3:0. Member Absalom rejoined the hearing. b. Expected Administrative Processing of Liquor License Transfer Applications The April 16, 2019 application from Mojo Kitchen, LLC d/b/a Mojo Taqueria (f/k/a Lunetta Italian), 2785 Iris Avenue, Boulder CO 80304; Michael Hammes, Owner, and Erika Anderson, Proposed Registered Manager; with a business mailing address of PO Box 1010, Lyons, CO 80540, for a transfer of a Hotel-Restaurant type liquor license – noted to be processed administratively. c. Breweries, Wineries, and Distilleries requests for local licensing authority input on Application for Colorado Liquor Sales Room – No applications were submitted. d. Informational items i. June Special Events and Temporary Modifications This item was included in the hearing packet. ii. June Liquor License renewal mailing lists This item was included in the hearing packet. iii. LED May 3, 2019 Email - Change in Time - Liquor Rules Working Group This item was included in the hearing packet. BLA 6/19/19 FINAL Minutes Page 10 of 11 iv. LED May 8, 2019 Email - 2019 Liquor Rules Working Group Members, 2019 Liquor Rules Working Group Membership Roster - Names This item was included in the hearing packet. v. LED May 10, 2019 Email - 2019 Liquor Rules Working Group Agenda (Meeting #1), Agenda 5.13.19 This item was included in the hearing packet. vi. LED May 14, 2019 Email - Thank you from the Executive Director This item was included in the hearing packet. vii. LED May 14, 2019 Email - LED - 2019 LRWG Subgroup - On-Premise Value of Labor Meeting, Subgroup - On-Premise Value of Labor Letter This item was included in the hearing packet. viii. LED May 21, 2019 Email - LED - 2019 Liquor Rules Working Group VOL Off-Premises, VOL Off-Premises Rule Proposal Draft v.7 5.21.19 ARJ This item was included in the hearing packet. ix. LED May 21, 2019 Email - LED - 2019 Liquor Rules Working Group Schedule, 2019 Liquor Enforcement Division Rulemaking Schedule Agenda 5.16.19 This item was included in the hearing packet. x. LED May 31, 2019 Email - LED - 2019 Liquor Rules Working Group Test Video Conferencing/Conference Call This item was included in the hearing packet. xi. LED June 1, 2019 Email - LED - 2019 Liquor Rules Working Group Value of Labor Rules Proposal, VOL Rule Proposal Draft 5.31.19 This item was included in the hearing packet. xii. LED June 4, 2019 Email - LED - 2019 Liquor Rules Working Group Subgroup VOL for On-Premises-Video Conferencing/Conference Call for 6/5/19 BLA 6/19/19 FINAL Minutes Page 11 of 11 This item was included in the hearing packet. 12. Matters from the Chair and Members of the Authority Member Friesen inquired about the State liquor license application and about arrests question. ADJOURNMENT Member Friesen moved, Absalom seconded, that this hearing should be adjourned and thus the hearing was adjourned at 7:20PM. Motion to adjourn approved 4:0. Attested: Approved: _________________________________ ___________________________________ Mishawn J. Cook, Licensing Manager Chair of Beverage Licensing Authority And Secretary to Beverage Licensing Authority THIS LICENSE MUST BE POSTED IN PUBLIC VIEW DR 8402 (07/01/2012) STATE OF COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT DIVISION 1697 Cole Blvd, Suite 200 Golden, CO 80401 OPB RESTAURANTS, INC dba OREGANO'S PIZZA BISTRO 2690 BASELINE ROAD BOULDER CO 80305 ALCOHOL BEVERAGE LICENSE Liquor License Number License Expires at Midnight 03-11886 07/30/2020 License Type HOTEL & RESTAURANT (CITY) Authorized Beverages MALT, VINOUS AND SPIRITUOUS LIQUOR This license is issued subject to the laws of the State of Colorado and especially under the provisions of Title 44, Articles 4, 3, CRS 1973, as amended. This license is nontransferable and shall be conspicuously posted in the place above described. This license is only valid through the expiration date shown above. Any questions concerning this license should be addressed to: Colorado Liquor Enforcement Division, 1697 Cole Blvd, Suite 200 Golden, CO 80401. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand. 7/31/2019 CM Cory Amend, Interim Division Director Lu Córdova, Executive Director CITY OF BOULDER LIQUOR LICENSE FINANCE DEPARTMENT, TAX AND LICENSE DIVISION BRENTON BUILDING BOULDER, COLORADO This license is issued subject to the laws of the state of Colorado and especially under the provisions of Article 47 of Title 12, Colorado Revised Statutes, as amended and the Ordinances of the City of Boulder, insofar as the same may be applicable. Unless this license is revoked sooner or suspended during its term as provided by law, this license is valid from the issue date until the expiration date. Conditions:Retail Storage Warehouse Permit-Must include fee with annual renewal to State Licensing Manager, City of Boulder License Number:03-11886 Issue Date: 07/31/2019 Type of License:Hotel-Restaurant Expiration Date:07/30/2020 Trade Name:OREGANO'S PIZZZA BISTRO Premise Address:2690 Baseline Road, Boulder CO 80305 8300 N Hayden Rd A207 Scottsdale, AZ 85258 Applicant: Mailing Address: OBP RESTAURANTS, INC. COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT DIVISION 1697 Cole Blvd, Suite 200 Golden, CO 80401 State of Colorado Department of Revenue ALCOHOL BEVERAGE LICENSE RETAIL WAREHOUSE STORAGE PERMIT Licensee Name OREGANO'S PIZZA BISTRO Liquor License Number License Type 03-11886 HOTEL & RESTAURANT (CITY) Location of Retail Storage Warehouse Permit 2690 BASELINE ROAD BOULDER, CO 80305 Approval Date 7/31/2019 This permit is issued subject to the laws of the State of Colorado and especially under the provisions of Title 44, Articles 4, 3, CRS 1973, as amended. This permit is nontransferable and shall be conspicuously posted with the Alcohol Beverage License issued to the licensee above, until a new or renewal license is issued. Any questions concerning this permit should be addressed to: Colorado Liquor Enforcement Division, 1697 Cole Blvd, Suite 200 Golden, CO 80401. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand. 7/31/19 CM Cory Amend, Interim Division Director Lu Córdova, Executive Director 1 Teague, Kristen From:Teague, Kristen Sent:Monday, August 5, 2019 3:13 PM To:Krista Ashford Cc:Adam Stapen; Jeff Mayger; licensestaff Subject:RE: City Questionnaire - Oregano's Pizza Bistro Good Afternoon Krista, Thank you for your email. It has been determined that these two items will be presented to the Beverage Licensing Authority at the August 21, 2019 hearing for further discussion and determination on how the Authority wishes to proceed. At this time an amended questionnaire is not admissible as the Authority did not deliberate or approve your attachment. At the July 17th hearing. Additionally, I have not yet received the requested items from Mr. Mayger at the inspection as to the on premises alcohol, of which there were no expiration dates located, as there are usually none on wine bottles of this type. Those items were:  Name and contact information of the Distributor that provided this alcohol  Invoices for the alcohol on premises  Information on how and when the alcohol was delivered to the premises Please let us know if you have any questions. Best Regards, Kristen Teague, CMC Licensing Operations Specialist III Regulatory Licensing Division 1136 Alpine Avenue – Boulder CO 80304 BoulderColorado.gov 303‐441‐4192 My hours are generally 7AM to 3:30PM Monday through Friday From: Krista Ashford <kashford@dillanddill.com> Sent: Monday, August 5, 2019 2:59 PM To: Teague, Kristen <TeagueK@bouldercolorado.gov> 2 Cc: Adam Stapen <astapen@dillanddill.com> Subject: City Questionnaire ‐ Oregano's Pizza Bistro Good afternoon, I spoke with the client last week the day after your inspection. She let us know there were a couple of things brought up at the inspection that needed to be addressed. 1. The initial questionnaire did not list any outdoor music. Please see the attached updated questionnaire that addresses the outdoor music at this location. 2. Expired wine bottles were being used as décor around the restaurant. While this is a permissible practice in Arizona, it has been brought to their attention that it is not allowed in their Colorado restaurants. The bad alcohol has been removed. Please let me know if there was anything else you needed that did not get translated over to me. Thank you, Krista Ashford Licensing Specialist Dill Dill Carr Stonbraker & Hutchings, P.C. 455 Sherman St., Suite 300 | Denver, CO 80203 303.282.4113 | 303.777.3823 (fax) kashford@dillanddill.com | www.dillanddill.com E-Mail Confidentiality Notice Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] B5F422B6-2841-451D-8211-E654F05FB4F0983D32A5-B53B-4C94-B0B6-3BB182D302B5Dry Cleaning75F1C7B3- 4EB1-45C7-9AB2-3B85056AD05795480CCA-F789-463A-A151-F361DF41D8CF33F72862-A428-4961-9771- 2D8C98AA8991Phone Repair9909D94D-E6E7-4A75-8527-2F3DA3645DE1ABA0AF40-9092-4CD7-A494- 353900831A8F7CD4FC26-3330-473B-BF3A-7FC0AF3B1E39 Skip to Search Form Skip to Navigation Skip to Page Content Yelp Find Near Cancel Search Sign Up Log In Login Sign Up About Me Talk Oops, we can't find your location First, try refreshing the page and clicking Current Location again. 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We couldn't find an accurate position. If you're using a laptop or tablet, try moving it somewhere else and give it another go. Or, search near a city, place, or address instead. Restaurants Nightlife Home Services Air Conditioning & Heating Contractors Electricians Home Cleaners Landscapers Locksmiths Movers Painters Plumbers Write a Review Events Talk Collections Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] Log In Restaurants Home Services Auto Services More Write a Review For Businesses 13 2690 Baseline Rd Boulder, CO 80305 (720) 460-2010 Finally, Boulder has a proper deep dish pizza place! And they clearly understand Chicago style pizza, as they balanced the thick crust with enough toppings and cheese to make a rich eating experience. I look forward to returning to explore more of their menu. The service was imperfect, but pleasant and responsive. Not bad for their first month of business. After a beautiful drive through the Foothills today, we checked out a new restaurant here in Boulder: Oregano's Pizza Bistro. This place is fun. The decor is quirky. The staff friendly and efficient. And the food is outstanding. We went specifically to try the Stuffed Pizza and we were not disappointed. So tasty and deceptively filling. Oregano's is a welcome addition to the restaurants and businesses in the 28th and Baseline area - we will definitely be going back. Well...they are still working out the kinks of any new restaurant, but the potential is there. The calamari & broccoli appetizers we ordered were ho hum. And the pizza was dropped coming out of the oven...so they made us a new one and then another by their mistake. So both were free per the manager. Our pasta dishes were HUGE portions and easily shareable. I had the shrimp scampi with 6 huge shrimp perfectly cooked. Hubby had the meat lovers penne which was also quite good. Each came with a large slice of garlic bread. We had generous leftovers for our next night meal. This place is a good value for what you get... we'll try them again after they get their liquor license. Dreams do come true!! Living in arizona for 10+ years, this place was in our weekly lineup. So extremely happy to see the boulder location right down the street from our house. This is the spot to come to have an ultimate grub session. If you are hungry, love garlicky foods, and are ready to leave the calorie counter at the door, oreganos will take goooood care of you. You cant go wrong with anything in their menu but some personal highlights of mine are their cheesy garlic bread to start, big beef sandwich w waffles fries, alfredo in the dark (sausages are a must, everytime regardless if youre getting chicken), chicken parmesan, gold chicken wings, etc!! Top of your meal w a pizzookie. They are to die for ... half baked cookie dough w ice cream deliciousness Everything is good and I'm soo happy they are making a statement in beautiful boulder. Legalize marinara Okay, we are from Chicago, so we take any claims of Chicago style pizza seriously. Gotta say, it was really, really good! Loved the crust! Bruschetta was huge and tasty. This picky Chitown couple had no complaints! Welcome Oregenos to Colorado! Was our favorite pizza place when visiting Arizona. Tried out the Boulder location today-awesome pizza and excellent service!. Now bring an Oregenos to Castle Rock- would be a great location in a growing market. On my last nite in Boulder, we decided to try this place. When we arrived, we were greeted by about 4-5 staff members. Talk about feeling like a VIP! The staff was delightful and so accommodating. We tried the Numero One thin crust pizza. It was good BUT pretty salty. That's why I didn't give 5 stars. Hopefully, the next time I go back it will be less salty. I have to start by saying that Oreganos was one of our favorite restaurants when we lived in Phoenix, so I was super Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] excited to order some takeout & surprise my husband. I ordered a thin crust pizza, meatballs, golden wings with fries (they charge a bit more to sub fries for potato chips). The place was not busy so I was surprised how long it took and that the entire order was ready about 20 min before the pizza. Everything was in the warmer so the fries got sweaty & soggy, the wings were dried out & the meatballs looked ok. A plus is the cashier offered to remake the fries, at that point who wants to wait for fries when the pizza just came out?? Then I get home & the thin crust pizza is burned & has soooooo much cheese that you can't taste the toppings. We tried eating from the middle bc the outside was so burned it had that bitter taste but with so much cheese the middle was super soggy and they did not put the spinach that I ordered. In Phoenix I never had a soggy pizza. I was so disappointed and all of this cost over $50!! I know they haven't been open very long and may need to work out how to get the food out minutes apart & how to cook thin crust without burning it! A plus is that everyone was friendly. Finally!!! We love this place!! It has been our go to in Scottsdale for years!! It's so nice to have it here is Boulder! Great pizza! Nice to have a non- stuffy, fun place in Boulder! Wonderful for kids and families! It will be our go to place from now on!! The food is amazing, everything is delicious as well as the environment. I would give it five stars, but the service is a little much. I have been there twice already and all four of the people I was with agreed that the service is way too much. The servers are sweet, but they are constantly checking in (7 times a meal) which is too much and makes it less enjoyable. Also, they shove the idea of ordering a pazookie down your throat like 4 times in between checking in several times. The service is the only reason why they do not get five stars. A MUST TRY restaurant! Even though it hadn't been open for a week, they certainly had the right wait staff, cooks and hostesses in place! So friendly and attentive! And THE FOOD! Top notch pizza and pasta. The spicy Cajun shrimp past lives up to its name - it is spicy! Five star service. Five star food! We will be back next time we are in town!! Cocktails are a bit too sweet for my taste but the portions are massive and everything I tried is delicious. Shrimp a Diablo or something like that was my favorite. We went for pizza a couple of days after their opening. The pizza was excellent. I believe I have high standards when it comes to pizza and they were well met. I had a deep dish which was so much pizza that I could only manage two slices in the restaurant. I froze most of it and fed on it for several days, making it a great value too. The thick crust was cooked to perfection; the bottom of the crust was uniformly light brown and the middle was tasty and tender. I really liked how the toppings went right up to the rim of the crust, which is turned upward at the edge of the deep pan. All of the ingredients tasted fresh. There were a few first-week mistakes with service, but everyone was friendly and helpful and I am sure they are better prepared by now. It takes about 40 minutes for a deep dish to cook, which is an indication that quality is more important than speed to Oregano's. We expect to be returning again and again. Oregano’s Pizza Bistro Claimed This business has been claimed by the owner or a representative. Learn more Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] 13 reviews Details , Opens a popup Rating details Pizza, Italian Edit Write a Review Add Photo Share Save , Opens a popup Get directions Swap start/end points Start from Start from Swap start/end points Oregano’s Pizza Bistro 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO 80305 Get directions Edit 2690 Baseline Rd Boulder, CO 80305 Get Directions Phone number (720) 460-2010 Business website oreganos.com Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] Message the business Send to your Phone See all 26 photos close up of that garlic bread by Alex K. big beef sammich w waffle fries.… by Alex K. 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Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] Ask the Community Is this place sit down or like chipotle? Sit down restaurant. Read less Sit down restaurant. 2 weeks ago 1 person found this helpful View 2 more answers Don’t see your question? Ask away! Recommended Reviews for Oregano's Pizza Bistro Your trust is our top concern, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more. × Search within the reviews Sort by Yelp Sort Yelp Sort Newest First Oldest First Highest Rated Lowest Rated Elites Rating 1 (Eek! Methinks not.) 2 (Meh. I've experienced better.) 3 (A-OK.) 4 (Yay! I'm a fan.) 5 (Woohoo! As good as it gets!) Start your review of Oregano's Pizza Bistro. Devin N. Boulder, CO 1 friend 45 reviews Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] Share review Embed review Compliment Send message Follow Devin N. Stop following Devin N. 8/1/2019 Finally, Boulder has a proper deep dish pizza place! And they clearly understand Chicago style pizza, as they balanced the thick crust with enough toppings and cheese to make a rich eating experience. I look forward to returning to explore more of their menu. The service was imperfect, but pleasant and responsive. Not bad for their first month of business. Was this review …? Useful Funny Cool Others will see how you vote! Heads up: From now on, other Yelpers will be able to see how you voted. Want to chime in? Yes, Let Me Vote! Maybe Later Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] Comment from Boulder O. of Oregano's Pizza Bistro Business Owner 8/2/2019 Devin Thank you for the feedback. We will pass it along to the team. We are looking forward to… Devin Thank you for the feedback. We will pass it along to the team. We are looking forward to your next visit Read more Richie W. Boulder, CO 5 friends 69 reviews 212 photos Elite ’19 Share review Embed review Compliment Send message Follow Richie W. Stop following Richie W. 7/21/2019 After a beautiful drive through the Foothills today, we checked out a new restaurant here in Boulder: Oregano's Pizza Bistro. This place is fun. The decor is quirky. The staff friendly and efficient. And the food is outstanding. We went specifically to try the Stuffed Pizza and we were not disappointed. So tasty and deceptively filling. Oregano's is a welcome addition to the restaurants and businesses in the 28th and Baseline area - we will definitely be going back. Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] See all photos from Richie W. for Oregano's Pizza Bistro Manuel S. voted for this review Useful Funny Cool 1 Others will see how you vote! Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] Heads up: From now on, other Yelpers will be able to see how you voted. Want to chime in? Yes, Let Me Vote! Maybe Later Comment from Boulder O. of Oregano's Pizza Bistro Business Owner 7/22/2019 Richie Thank you for the Great Review! Terre L. Louisville, CO 8 friends 190 reviews 141 photos Elite ’19 Share review Embed review Compliment Send message Follow Terre L. Stop following Terre L. 7/14/2019 Well...they are still working out the kinks of any new restaurant, but the potential is there. The calamari & broccoli appetizers we ordered were ho hum. And the pizza was dropped coming out of the oven...so they made us a new one and then another by their mistake. So both were free per the manager. Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] Our pasta dishes were HUGE portions and easily shareable. I had the shrimp scampi with 6 huge shrimp perfectly cooked. Hubby had the meat lovers penne which was also quite good. Each came with a large slice of garlic bread. We had generous leftovers for our next night meal. This place is a good value for what you get... we'll try them again after they get their liquor license. John R. voted for this review Useful Funny Cool 1 Others will see how you vote! Heads up: From now on, other Yelpers will be able to see how you voted. Want to chime in? Yes, Let Me Vote! Maybe Later Comment from Boulder O. of Oregano's Pizza Bistro Business Owner 7/18/2019 Terre -Thank you for the review. We look forward to seeing you by the end of the month when we will… Terre -Thank you for the review. We look forward to seeing you by the end of the month when we will have our liquor license. Read less Alex K. Broomfield, CO 136 friends 25 reviews 1657 photos Elite ’19 Share review Embed review Compliment Send message Follow Alex K. Stop following Alex K. Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] 7/13/2019 Dreams do come true!! Living in arizona for 10+ years, this place was in our weekly lineup. So extremely happy to see the boulder location right down the street from our house. This is the spot to come to have an ultimate grub session. If you are hungry, love garlicky foods, and are ready to leave the calorie counter at the door, oreganos will take goooood care of you. You cant go wrong with anything in their menu but some personal highlights of mine are their cheesy garlic bread to start, big beef sandwich w waffles fries, alfredo in the dark (sausages are a must, everytime regardless if youre getting chicken), chicken parmesan, gold chicken wings, etc!! Top of your meal w a pizzookie. They are to die for ... half baked cookie dough w ice cream deliciousness Everything is good and I'm soo happy they are making a statement in beautiful boulder. Legalize marinara big beef sammich cut in half. nomnomnom!!! big beef sammich cut in half. nomnomnom!!! Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] alfredo in the dark w chicken. nomnomnom!! alfredo in the dark w chicken. nomnomnom!! some of the tastiest sausages in town. nomnomnom!! some of the tastiest sausages in town. nomnomnom!! See all photos from Alex K. for Oregano's Pizza Bistro Khaled A. and 3 others voted for this review Useful 3 Funny 1 Cool 3 Others will see how you vote! Heads up: From now on, other Yelpers will be able to see how you voted. Want to chime in? Yes, Let Me Vote! Maybe Later Comment from Boulder O. of Oregano's Pizza Bistro Business Owner 7/18/2019 Alex . We love reviews like this! Thank you for being our guest. Melissa M. Channahon, IL 0 friends 25 reviews 15 photos Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] Share review Embed review Compliment Send message Follow Melissa M. Stop following Melissa M. 8/3/2019 Okay, we are from Chicago, so we take any claims of Chicago style pizza seriously. Gotta say, it was really, really good! Loved the crust! Bruschetta was huge and tasty. This picky Chitown couple had no complaints! Was this review …? Useful Funny Cool Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] Others will see how you vote! Heads up: From now on, other Yelpers will be able to see how you voted. Want to chime in? Yes, Let Me Vote! Maybe Later Bob K. Littleton, CO 13 friends 5 reviews Share review Embed review Compliment Send message Follow Bob K. Stop following Bob K. 7/29/2019 Welcome Oregenos to Colorado! Was our favorite pizza place when visiting Arizona. Tried out the Boulder location today-awesome pizza and excellent service!. Now bring an Oregenos to Castle Rock- would be a great location in a growing market. Manuel S. and 1 other voted for this review Useful 1 Funny Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] Cool 1 Others will see how you vote! Heads up: From now on, other Yelpers will be able to see how you voted. Want to chime in? Yes, Let Me Vote! Maybe Later Comment from Boulder O. of Oregano's Pizza Bistro Business Owner 8/2/2019 Bob Thank you for the great review! Nora G. San Antonio, TX 9 friends 125 reviews 8 photos Elite ’19 Share review Embed review Compliment Send message Follow Nora G. Stop following Nora G. Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] 7/10/2019 1 check-in On my last nite in Boulder, we decided to try this place. When we arrived, we were greeted by about 4-5 staff members. Talk about feeling like a VIP! The staff was delightful and so accommodating. We tried the Numero One thin crust pizza. It was good BUT pretty salty. That's why I didn't give 5 stars. Hopefully, the next time I go back it will be less salty. Was this review …? Useful Funny Cool Others will see how you vote! Heads up: From now on, other Yelpers will be able to see how you voted. Want to chime in? Yes, Let Me Vote! Maybe Later Comment from Boulder O. of Oregano's Pizza Bistro Business Owner 7/12/2019 Nora -Thank you for the feedback. We will pass that information along to the team. Christina G. Santa Fe, NM 0 friends 15 reviews 7 photos Share review Embed review Compliment Send message Follow Christina G. Stop following Christina G. Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] 7/23/2019 I have to start by saying that Oreganos was one of our favorite restaurants when we lived in Phoenix, so I was super excited to order some takeout & surprise my husband. I ordered a thin crust pizza, meatballs, golden wings with fries (they charge a bit more to sub fries for potato chips). The place was not busy so I was surprised how long it took and that the entire order was ready about 20 min before the pizza. Everything was in the warmer so the fries got sweaty & soggy, the wings were dried out & the meatballs looked ok. A plus is the cashier offered to remake the fries, at that point who wants to wait for fries when the pizza just came out?? Then I get home & the thin crust pizza is burned & has soooooo much cheese that you can't taste the toppings. We tried eating from the middle bc the outside was so burned it had that bitter taste but with so much cheese the middle was super soggy and they did not put the spinach that I ordered. In Phoenix I never had a soggy pizza. I was so disappointed and all of this cost over $50!! I know they haven't been open very long and may need to work out how to get the food out minutes apart & how to cook thin crust without burning it! A plus is that everyone was friendly. Thin crust burnt pizza Thin crust burnt pizzaWas this review …? Useful Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] Funny Cool Others will see how you vote! Heads up: From now on, other Yelpers will be able to see how you voted. Want to chime in? Yes, Let Me Vote! Maybe Later Comment from Boulder O. of Oregano's Pizza Bistro Business Owner 7/24/2019 Christina - I'm so sorry about your most recent experience with Oregano's! We definitely want to… Christina - I'm so sorry about your most recent experience with Oregano's! We definitely want to make this right! Please contact the restaurant at 1026_Boulder@oreganos.com. Read more Lisa D. Colorado Springs, CO 0 friends 41 reviews 9 photos Share review Embed review Compliment Send message Follow Lisa D. Stop following Lisa D. Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] 7/25/2019 Finally!!! We love this place!! It has been our go to in Scottsdale for years!! It's so nice to have it here is Boulder! Great pizza! Nice to have a non- stuffy, fun place in Boulder! Wonderful for kids and families! It will be our go to place from now on!! Was this review …? Useful Funny Cool Others will see how you vote! Heads up: From now on, other Yelpers will be able to see how you voted. Want to chime in? Yes, Let Me Vote! Maybe Later Comment from Boulder O. of Oregano's Pizza Bistro Business Owner 7/26/2019 Lisa- Thank you for the great review! We are looking forward to your next visit. Tyler H. Boulder, CO 0 friends Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] 2 reviews Share review Embed review Compliment Send message Follow Tyler H. Stop following Tyler H. 7/2/2019 First to Review The food is amazing, everything is delicious as well as the environment. I would give it five stars, but the service is a little much. I have been there twice already and all four of the people I was with agreed that the service is way too much. The servers are sweet, but they are constantly checking in (7 times a meal) which is too much and makes it less enjoyable. Also, they shove the idea of ordering a pazookie down your throat like 4 times in between checking in several times. The service is the only reason why they do not get five stars. Was this review …? Useful Funny Cool Others will see how you vote! Heads up: From now on, other Yelpers will be able to see how you voted. Want to chime in? Yes, Let Me Vote! Maybe Later Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] Comment from Boulder O. of Oregano's Pizza Bistro Business Owner 7/12/2019 Tyler -Thank you for the feedback! Terri T. Mission Viejo, CA 0 friends 8 reviews Share review Embed review Compliment Send message Follow Terri T. Stop following Terri T. 7/11/2019 A MUST TRY restaurant! Even though it hadn't been open for a week, they certainly had the right wait staff, cooks and hostesses in place! So friendly and attentive! And THE FOOD! Top notch pizza and pasta. The spicy Cajun shrimp past lives up to its name - it is spicy! Five star service. Five star food! We will be back next time we are in town!! Alex K. voted for this review Useful 1 Funny Cool 1 Others will see how you vote! Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] Heads up: From now on, other Yelpers will be able to see how you voted. Want to chime in? Yes, Let Me Vote! Maybe Later Comment from Boulder O. of Oregano's Pizza Bistro Business Owner 7/12/2019 Terri Thank you for the great review! Cassandra L. Laporte, CO 0 friends 6 reviews 2 photos Share review Embed review Compliment Send message Follow Cassandra L. Stop following Cassandra L. 7/26/2019 Cocktails are a bit too sweet for my taste but the portions are massive and everything I tried is delicious. Shrimp a Diablo or something like that was my favorite. Was this review …? Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] Useful Funny Cool Others will see how you vote! Heads up: From now on, other Yelpers will be able to see how you voted. Want to chime in? Yes, Let Me Vote! Maybe Later Comment from Boulder O. of Oregano's Pizza Bistro Business Owner 7/27/2019 Cassandra - Thanks for taking the time to give us feedback! We hope to see you again soon! Bill H. Boulder, CO 0 friends 28 reviews Share review Embed review Compliment Send message Follow Bill H. Stop following Bill H. Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] Page 1 of 1 6 other reviews that are not currently recommended Best of Yelp Boulder – Pizza Pizzeria Locale 7/17/2019 We went for pizza a couple of days after their opening. The pizza was excellent. I believe I have high standards when it comes to pizza and they were well met. I had a deep dish which was so much pizza that I could only manage two slices in the restaurant. I froze most of it and fed on it for several days, making it a great value too. The thick crust was cooked to perfection; the bottom of the crust was uniformly light brown and the middle was tasty and tender. I really liked how the toppings went right up to the rim of the crust, which is turned upward at the edge of the deep pan. All of the ingredients tasted fresh. There were a few first-week mistakes with service, but everyone was friendly and helpful and I am sure they are better prepared by now. It takes about 40 minutes for a deep dish to cook, which is an indication that quality is more important than speed to Oregano's. We expect to be returning again and again. Was this review …? Useful Funny Cool Others will see how you vote! Heads up: From now on, other Yelpers will be able to see how you voted. Want to chime in? Yes, Let Me Vote! Maybe Later Comment from Boulder O. of Oregano's Pizza Bistro Business Owner 7/18/2019 Bill Thank you for the great review. We look forward to your next visit Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] 621 reviews Pizzeria Locale Audrey Jane’s Pizza Garage 212 reviews Audrey Jane’s Pizza Garage Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] The Sink 408 reviews The Sink See More Pizza in Boulder Waitlist Closed Use the Yelp app to get in line when the business opens Get the Yelp App Business info summary Today 11:00 am - 10:00 pm Open now Opens an external link Full menu Hours Mon 11:00 am - 10:00 pm Open now Tue 11:00 am - 10:00 pm Wed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm Thu 11:00 am - 10:00 pm Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] Fri 11:00 am - 10:00 pm Sat 11:00 am - 10:00 pm Sun 11:00 am - 10:00 pm Edit business info Upcoming Special Hours Thu 11/28/2019 Closed Wed 12/25/2019 Closed More business info Vegetarian Options Yes Vegan Options Yes Kids Menu Yes Takes Reservations No Delivery No Take-out Yes Accepts Credit Cards Yes Parking Private Lot Wheelchair Accessible Yes Good for Kids Yes Outdoor Seating Yes Wi-Fi No Has TV Yes Waiter Service Yes Oregano’s Pizza Bistro - (New) 26 Photos & 13 Reviews - Pizza - 2690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/...s-pizza-bistro-boulder-3?adjust_creative=bing&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=bing[8/6/2019 6:59:39 AM] Caters Yes This business is a Yelp advertiser. Tyler H. First to review From the business Oregano's is a unique joint serving amazing hand-tossed thin crust, stuffed and pan pizzas and generous pastas, salads, and sandwiches, along with our signature Original Pizza … Learn more about Oregano’s Pizza Bistro , Opens a popup Specialties Oregano's is a unique joint serving amazing hand-tossed thin crust, stuffed and pan pizzas and generous pastas, salads, and sandwiches, along with our signature Original Pizza Cookie®. The Oregano's experience transports you to a 40's & 50's neighborhood pizza joint including big band music, patio dining and unparalleled hospitality reminiscent of the era. History Established in 1993. While founded in the early 90s, the roots of Oregano's date back all the way to the Great Depression and the north side of Chicago. That's where Oregano's founder Mark Russell's father first learned to cook traditional Italian dishes passed down from his mother. Family dinner was on Saturdays and Sundays, where every chair in the house was full. The meals, conversations, and shared joy between all motivated Mark to open the first Oregano's in Old Town Scottsdale in 1993. As Oregano's has grown and evolved, so has the menu, striking a balance between classic Italian recipes and dishes that feature more contemporary tastes, all created without sacrificing the freshness and unique flavors Mark's father always insisted upon. Of course, high-quality food is only part of what has turned Oregano's into an iconic dining experience. The commitment to great hospitality and service, a nostalgic big band-laced ambiance, and the family atmosphere make every visit feel like a special occasion. History Established in 1993. While founded in the early 90s, the roots of Oregano's date back all the way to the Great Depression and the north side of Chicago. That's where Oregano's founder Mark Russell's father first learned to cook traditional Italian dishes passed down from his mother. Family dinner was on Saturdays and Sundays, where every chair in the house was full. The meals, conversations, and shared joy between all motivated Mark to open the first Oregano's in Old Town Scottsdale in 1993. As Oregano's has grown and evolved, so has the menu, striking a balance between classic Italian recipes and dishes that feature more contemporary tastes, all created without sacrificing the freshness and unique flavors Mark's father always insisted upon. Of course, high-quality food is only part of what has turned Oregano's into an iconic dining experience. The commitment to great hospitality and service, a nostalgic big band-laced ambiance, and the family atmosphere make every visit feel like a special occasion. 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Yelp, , and related marks are registered trademarks of Yelp. Loading... This business has been claimed by the owner or a representative. Learn more 1 Teague, Kristen From:Teague, Kristen Sent:Thursday, August 8, 2019 6:14 AM To:Adam Stapen; Krista Ashford Cc:Jeff Mayger; licensestaff Subject:Re: City Questionnaire - Oregano's Pizza Bistro Good Morning Adam, Thank you for the email and invoice. These will be provided to the BLA along with Krista's previous email in the packet of information for the inspection issues for Oregano's Pizza Bistro for the August 21st hearing. You will be provided a copy of the materials prior to the hearing as well. Thanks. Kristen Kristen Teague, CMC Licensing Operations Specialist III Regulatory Licensing Division 1136 Alpine Avenue – Boulder CO 80304 BoulderColorado.gov 303-441-4192 My hours are generally 7AM to 3:30PM Monday through Friday From: Adam Stapen <astapen@dillanddill.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 6, 2019 4:10:42 PM To: Teague, Kristen <TeagueK@bouldercolorado.gov>; Krista Ashford <kashford@dillanddill.com> Cc: Jeff Mayger <jmayger@oreganos.com>; licensestaff <licensestaff@bouldercolorado.gov> Subject: RE: City Questionnaire ‐ Oregano's Pizza Bistro Kristen – In response to your request, the décor product was purchased from Alliance Beverage/Breakthru Beverage of Arizona by an Oregano’s retail licensee in Arizona. Attached is the invoice. The product of expired bottles was purchased at $1.25 a‐piece. The product was purchased in February of 2019 and placed in the décor storage facility until shipped to Boulder with other décor pieces for the new restaurant set up. The product would never be used or consumed at the restaurant in Boulder, or at any other restaurant; it was merely for decoration. As you know, Oregano’s has removed all of the décor product. If you need anything else, please let me know. Thanks, and take care, 2 Adam Adam P. Stapen, Esq. Dill Dill Carr Stonbraker & Hutchings, P.C. 455 Sherman St., Suite 300 | Denver, CO 80203 303.777.3737 (main) | 303.282.4126 (direct) | 303.777.3823 (fax) astapen@dillanddill.com | www.dillanddill.com From: Teague, Kristen [mailto:TeagueK@bouldercolorado.gov] Sent: Monday, August 05, 2019 3:13 PM To: Krista Ashford Cc: Adam Stapen; Jeff Mayger; licensestaff Subject: RE: City Questionnaire - Oregano's Pizza Bistro Good Afternoon Krista, Thank you for your email. It has been determined that these two items will be presented to the Beverage Licensing Authority at the August 21, 2019 hearing for further discussion and determination on how the Authority wishes to proceed. At this time an amended questionnaire is not admissible as the Authority did not deliberate or approve your attachment. At the July 17th hearing. Additionally, I have not yet received the requested items from Mr. Mayger at the inspection as to the on premises alcohol, of which there were no expiration dates located, as there are usually none on wine bottles of this type. Those items were:  Name and contact information of the Distributor that provided this alcohol  Invoices for the alcohol on premises  Information on how and when the alcohol was delivered to the premises Please let us know if you have any questions. Best Regards, Kristen Teague, CMC Licensing Operations Specialist III Regulatory Licensing Division 1136 Alpine Avenue – Boulder CO 80304 BoulderColorado.gov 303‐441‐4192 My hours are generally 7AM to 3:30PM Monday through Friday 3 From: Krista Ashford <kashford@dillanddill.com> Sent: Monday, August 5, 2019 2:59 PM To: Teague, Kristen <TeagueK@bouldercolorado.gov> Cc: Adam Stapen <astapen@dillanddill.com> Subject: City Questionnaire ‐ Oregano's Pizza Bistro Good afternoon, I spoke with the client last week the day after your inspection. She let us know there were a couple of things brought up at the inspection that needed to be addressed. 1. The initial questionnaire did not list any outdoor music. Please see the attached updated questionnaire that addresses the outdoor music at this location. 2. Expired wine bottles were being used as décor around the restaurant. While this is a permissible practice in Arizona, it has been brought to their attention that it is not allowed in their Colorado restaurants. The bad alcohol has been removed. Please let me know if there was anything else you needed that did not get translated over to me. Thank you, Krista Ashford Licensing Specialist Dill Dill Carr Stonbraker & Hutchings, P.C. 455 Sherman St., Suite 300 | Denver, CO 80203 303.282.4113 | 303.777.3823 (fax) kashford@dillanddill.com | www.dillanddill.com E-Mail Confidentiality Notice 8/6/2019 Fintech Management Suite™ :: View Invoice Detail https://www.fintech.net/fms/reports/view_invoice_detail.asp?fts_invoice_no=271092224&fileid=7089796&invnumber=0330882952 1/1 Invoice Number:0330882952 Reference Number:0330882952 Invoice Date:2/5/2019 Due Date:2/5/2019 PO Number: PO Date: Requested Delivery Date: OREGANO'S-SCOTTSDALE (000014) 3102 N Scottsdale Rd Scottsdale, AZ 85251 Alliance Beverage dba Breakthru Beverage Arizona (ALLIA001) 1115 North 47th Avenue Phoenix, AZ 85043 ITEM DESCRIPTION CASE UPC PACK UPC QTY U/M PPC PRICE TOTAL DISC ADJ EXT 9230905 INTUITION RED BLEND CA 750ML 085000024522 085000024522 15 CA 12 $18.0000 $270.00 $0.00 $0.00 $270.00 $270.00 INVOICE RAR BOULDER ALCOHOL CHAPTER MEETING AGENDA 05.22.2019 I. Intro: 1. Newest members: Fuzzy’s Tacos (Longmont) 2. Possible Future Members: Oak at Fourteenth BOCO Cider Le Peep Bottles Wine and Spirits II. Administrative & Meeting: 1. Registration & Dues: It is ready. a. Process Moving Forward b. Melissa Lavoto- RAR Administrative/Finance – melissa@teamwandp.org 2. TiPS Trainings : a. TiPS sent cards to our old address. They are being resent. Details. b. Certificates: Best way to get them to you. Discussion. 3. Boulder County Webpage is up and running: It will improve day by day. a. Boulder Calendar has been updated. b. Be sure to email me about attendees as well. 4. RAR Colorado: a. Alcohol Chapter: Focus on b. Cannabis Chapter : Focus on DUI Educational Campaign c. Estes Park and Eagle County in 2019 to 2020 d. Possible Jefferson County Membership. e. Possible Greeley/Weld County RHG will join RAR in 2020 III. Community News & Reports & Issues: 1. Officer Rich Denig – Boulder Police Department – Alcohol Enforcement Officer Phone: 303/441-4485 Email: denigr@bouldercolorado.gov 2. Binge Drinking & Alcoholism on College Campuses: Article (Handout) 3. Alcohol Poisoning : Article ( Handout) 4. Any other members want to report, suggestions? IV. Guest Speakers: Jon Sewell – Head of NoCoNosh Meet the new kids on the Block. NoCo NOSH started when the national for-profit delivery services became too expensive for restaurants to afford. NoCo NOSH is a partnership of all of the best independent restaurants in the NoCo region that invested to create their own delivery service, which will charge restaurants less than half of what the national services (GrubHub/UberEats/DoorDash) charge. The local independent restaurants not only own the service but also oversee its daily operations. V. TEAM W & P Announcement: 1. LED Q & A for September Meeting! Be there! 2. We moved headquarters 3. Work with CDOT and their density project 4. New West Fest : Ft. Collins 5. Horsetooth Swim Fundraiser: 10K Swim for TEAM Wellness & Prevention VI. Social Media: Website: www.rarcolorado.org Twitter: RAR / @ larimerRAR Instagram: rar_specialist Facebook: “Responsible Assoc Retailers” RAR Boulder Member Mtg. List 7/24/19 Name Establishment Peter Schwartz Viking Spirits Jordy Arellano Fiske Planet Kim Singh Bottles Bob Singh Baseline Liquors Sean Cannon Rayback Collective Dan Wyman Avanti F&B Sherrie Graberede CU Nathan Koenig CU Jim Snyder Phillips Gourmet Tell Jones West Flanders Brandon Iodenze Sink Ian Frodosen Z2-Fox-BT Tony Milazzo Sundown Saloon Jack Marshall Rose Hill Erik Eekelhofer Rose Hill Garrett Johnson Rose Hill Wendy Petrillo Rundle Lucky’s Jeff Armonaz Lucky’s Jan Tuschman Sundown Saloon Julie Wahlstand Bar Taco Anne Townsend Alfalfa’s Tanner Cady Dark Horse Donovan Greene Rosetta Hall Robbie Hahn Boulder Ice Cream Jessica Candelaria Mountain Sun Charlie Vasquez Z-Trip Kitanna Castillo The Side Door Salon Robert Burns Twisted Pine Brewery Don Mustard Shas Stand Josh Crane Twisted Pine Brewing Andras Cseh Protos Pizza Samuel Powell Attic Bar Bistro Josh Farrell Petty John’s Heather Colby Petty John’s Alicia York Frasca Micah Nushang Wild Standard Erin Rogers Boulder Wine Merchant Nick Patinella Boulder Wine & Spirits Patrick Knight Boulder Beer Tim Semise Subway Belinda Cianfline Tiger National Gas Binge Drinking & Alcoholism on College Campuses Written by:Editorial Staff Last updated on July 5, 2019 According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA), binge drinking involves consuming an excessive amount of alcohol over two hours, which raises one’s blood alcohol concentration (BAC) to 0.08 or more, the level at which it is illegal to drive. For men, this usually involves five drinks or more, and for women, this is typically four drinks or more, in a two-hour time span. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) defines heavy alcohol use, which potentially leads to alcohol use disorder, as binge drinking five or more days in one month. People who binge drink don’t drink every day, but they still face problems when they consume alcohol because they typically drink too much during those occasions. Binge drinking can be extremely dangerous. Consuming several servings of alcohol during one occasion can lead to acute physical harm, including alcohol poisoning. Drinking too much too often can lead to physical tolerance, alcohol dependence, addiction, and internal damage, especially to the liver. The younger a person is when they start consuming alcohol, the more likely they are to struggle with alcohol abuse or addiction later in life. Students who begin drinking while underage, including during social events in college, put themselves at risk of a lifetime of harm. Who Binge Drinks the Most? One estimate investigating the dramatic rise in heavy alcohol consumption in the United States suggested that 90 percent of people who drink too much, both adolescents and adults, do so through binge drinking. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported that, out of all the problematic drinking patterns, binge drinking is the deadliest. One in six US adults binge drinks four times per month, consuming an average of eight drinks per binge – far more than the line leading to 0.08 percent BAC. About 88,000 people die every year due to excessive alcohol consumption. Men are twice as likely to binge drink as women, but that gap is closing. Among those who drink too much too often, people between the ages of 18 and 34 are the most likely to binge drink. Overall, people who are under the legal drinking age, 21 years old, are most likely to binge drink. An older publication of the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System (YRBSS) found that adolescents and underage young adults who binge drink are 11 times more likely, compared to other underage individuals who consume alcohol, to engage in other risky behaviors, such as smoking tobacco, other substance abuse, unsafe sexual practices, and physical violence. Why is Binge Drinking in College Dangerous? Thousands of college students every year begin consuming alcohol as part of their school- based social life, and too many of them drink to excess, develop problematic patterns of alcohol consumption, and put themselves at risk for long-term harm. One national survey found that 60 percent of college students between the ages of 18 and 22 consumed alcohol in the month prior; close to two out of three of that survey’s respondents binge drank on the occasions when they consumed alcohol. Young adults between the ages of 18 and 24 who are in college are more likely, compared to their non-college peers, to drink to excess. This may be due to the wide availability of alcohol around college campuses, increased social pressure to drink , less structured time, inconsistent enforcement of underage drinking on and off campus, and stress related to academics. Students involved in specific social organizations, especially fraternities or sororities, are more likely to drink alcohol and binge drink compared to their peers . College students are negatively impacted by binge drinking and the problems associated with binge drinking. • Of the 88,000 people who die due to excessive alcohol consumption every year, 1,825 of those deaths are young adults between the ages of 18 and 24. • Annually, 696,000 college students are assaulted by another student who has been drinking. • About 97,000 of those college-age students report experiencing sexual assault or date rape. • One in four students reports academic problems associated with drinking too much, leading to lower grades overall. • Students who binge drank three times per week or more were six times more likely to perform poorly on class projects or tests as a result of their drinking when compared with students who reported drinking but not bingeing. • Students who binge drank three or more times weekly were also five times more likely to miss class. • Binge drinking at a young age, including in college, is linked to an increased risk of developing an alcohol use disorder (AUD), sometimes colloquially called alcoholism; about 20 percent of college students meet the definition of AUD. • College students who binge drink are at a greater risk of other problems, including attempting suicide, suffering injuries or other health problems, participating in unsafe sex practices, getting arrested due to breaking laws like vandalism, and driving while drunk. Although some problematic adolescent and young adult behaviors are getting better with prevention efforts, rates of binge drinking on college campuses have been at about 40 percent for two decades, and it appears to be getting worse, not better. Does Binge Drinking Lead to Alcohol Use Disorder? College social life is more likely to involve alcohol, which may lead participants to associate positive outcomes, like making new friends and feeling less anxious or stressed, with consuming alcohol. This, combined with the reward-reinforcing intoxication, may lead these individuals to develop problem drinking and AUD. Young adults, including college students, report consuming alcohol due to: • Struggles with family relationships or academics • Loneliness or low self-esteem • Mental health concerns, including anxiety and depression • Dealing with everyday pressures in social situations • Wishing to change their image when in a new living situation or town • A desire to lose inhibitions and gain confidence • Their parents drinking, or allowing them to drink, so they started consuming alcohol in middle or high school Although colleges are aware that binge drinking is dangerous, and nearly half of their students participate in the activity, enforcement of underage alcohol abuse laws is irregular. In addition, presidents, faculty, and alumni of colleges often intentionally look the other way. The assumption, for many, is that alcohol is part of life on campus; they experienced that kind of socially reinforced underage drinking, so why shouldn’t their students or children? The combination of new stresses, potential underlying mental health or relationship issues, and a more permissive environment may lead students not just to binge drink, but to consistently drink too much, which can lead to alcohol dependence and addiction. The student may soon feel like they cannot participate in social events normally, or feel normal during the day, without consuming some alcohol; then, the student may quickly lose control over how much alcohol they consume because they are used to binge drinking. Addressing the Alcohol Problem and Getting Help Unfortunately, in 2012, funding cuts led to the dismantling of the federal program that helped colleges with alcohol and drug abuse prevention. NIAAA started a website, CollegeDrinkingPrevention.gov, to raise awareness, but without the support of administrators, faculty, and boards at colleges and universities, government and nonprofit prevention programs and support won’t go far. Working with students earlier – as early as elementary or middle school – to discuss the dangers of substance abuse, including binge drinking, is a very important form of prevention. Students who are immersed in these kinds of educational programs are less likely to abuse substances later in life. Offering mental, behavioral, and even physical health programs on campus, without stigma, is another way for students to get treatment they need if they struggle with alcohol abuse. Some rehabilitation programs are geared specifically toward adolescents and young adults. There are sober frats and sororities that support ongoing recovery. Ultimately, getting treatment for alcohol abuse as early as possible is the best way to maintain long-term health. What Is Alcohol Poisoning? Home Written by:Editorial Staff Last updated on September 13, 2018 Alcohol poisoning results from excessive intake of alcohol. Those suffering from alcohol abuse are prone to poisoning episodes, as large quantities of alcohol can impair many essential bodily functions. A normal human liver can detoxify only a single ounce of pure alcohol every 90 minutes, or one hour per drink according to the Mayo Clinic; alcohol intake beyond this level begins to cause harmful effects on the body. Large quantities of alcohol can be very dangerous when ingested over a short period of time. When the body attempts to manage intake of quantities of alcohol beyond what the liver can process, alcohol poisoning is likely to result. If you suspect a friend or family member's alcohol abuse is leading to alcohol poisoning, call 911. Seek medical assistance immediately if obvious poisoning symptoms occur, as these may be life-threatening. Prevalence Binge drinking is the most common cause of alcohol poisoning. This can occur in social settings or when a drinker consumes five or more alcoholic beverages alone. Alcohol is readily available in the United States for anyone over the age of 21, and drinking at social events is very common. Alcohol poisoning can occur whenever a person consumes more alcohol than his body can handle, though the actual amounts required vary greatly between individuals. Poisoning is far more common in situations where large quantities of alcohol are available or drinking is a major part of social activities, such as sports events or parties. Signs and Symptoms Obvious signs of alcohol poisoning include vomiting, seizures, slow breathing, and cold or clammy skin. Vomiting occurs as the body attempts to purge the alcohol from the system. Alcohol irritates the lining of the stomach, and the body tries to reject the substance when large quantities are present. Seizures can take many forms, some of which are deadly as they prevent normal breathing and bodily functions. Slow breathing, a rate of eight breaths per minute or less, can drastically impair respiratory functions and lead to severe damage due to lack of oxygen. The skin may take on a bluish hue similar to that of a drowning victim due to the same lack of oxygen in the blood flow. Call 911 for immediate medical assistance if you witness any of these signs, as they indicate a life-threatening situation. You can also fill out a quick contact form for more information on the signs and symptoms of alcohol poisoning. Long-Term Risks Excessive alcohol use impairs the body's systems and begins to damage the liver over time. Regular alcohol poisoning events may increase the damage to the liver and ultimately result in the failure of this vital organ. A lack of oxygen in the body, due to slow breathing or other respiratory conditions linked to alcohol poisoning, can cause brain damage and hamper normal bodily functions. This may cause damage to other internal organs or systems that may remain long after the poisoning incident and detoxification. Severe dehydration related to poisoning or vomiting can cause brain damage and other dangerous effects. The victim may also begin to experience hypoglycemia due to blood sugar variances, resulting in reoccurring seizures. Alcohol Poisoning Treatment Alcohol poisoning treatment typically requires hospitalization or emergency medical team responses. Treatments include the delivery of oxygen through a breathing device or nasal tube, attempting to limit vomiting events that may interfere with normal breathing and the use of medical chemicals to restore imbalances. These chemicals include sugar and saline solutions designed to combat hypoglycemia, thiamine to prevent permanent damage, and electrolytes that may have been lost to vomiting. In extreme cases, hemodialysis may be administered by doctors or emergency medical professionals. Hemodialysis is the use of external measures to cleanse alcohol from the blood and normally occurs only in carefully supervised hospital settings. BLA Rules of Procedure- proposed change: Section 3-6 Training Requirements All employees involved in the service of alcohol, including, without limitation, managers, clerks, bartenders and waitpersons, shall attend a seller server training class approved by the Director of the Liquor Enforcement Division of the Department of Revenue within threetwo (23) months from the approval of the license. Re-certification must take place on or before expiration of certification. New employees shall take a course within threetwo (23) months of their hire date. The training shall be a continuous condition of the license, and all subsequent renewals, if the Authority approves the application. Online training is not accepted to fulfill training requirements. As to Tastings held at retail liquor stores or liquor licensed drugstores, all servers must complete a server and seller training program endorsed by the Director of the Liquor Enforcement Division of the Department of Revenue and recognized under the Responsible Alcohol Beverage Vendor Act. CITY OF BOULDER BEVERAGE LICENSING AUTHORITY CHECKLIST OF REQUIRED DOCUMENTS FOR LIQUOR LICENSES FOR NEW LICENSES, TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP, AND CHANGE OF CLASS APPLICATIONS FOR CITY AND STATE LICENSING AUTHORITIES REGARDING ALL LIQUOR APPLICATIONS All scanned documents must be properly executed, each question answered, each document fully completed, and all entries must correspond EXACTLY with the name of the license applicant. All scanned documents must be typed or legibly printed in ink. A THUMB DRIVE loaded with a scanned copy of the zoning analysis documents, city review documents, possessory documents, and state required documents is required on a thumb drive at the time of the application in-take meeting. The scanned copy must be in the order of the application checklist and either separated by section or bookmarked and labeled. Upon request, the thumb drive device will be returned to you at a later time if you wish. AND ONE PAPER COPY, which must be singled sided with no staples, is only required of the complete license application documents and all attachments. Paper copy must be sectioned and paper or binder clipped in the order of the application checklist. APPLICANT SHOULD ALSO RETAIN COMPLETE LICENSE APPLICATION COPY WITH ALL ATTACHMENTS FOR YOUR RECORDS AND AS A REFERENCE AT THE BLA HEARING. You must schedule an appointment to submit your legally complete application prior to or on the deadline date. Please call at least 3 to 4 days ahead before you wish to submit because appointment times on deadline dates tend to fill up fast. Call 303-441-4192, then select “Liquor Licenses” to schedule. I.ZONING LOCATION ANALYSIS DOCUMENTS [ ] Zoning/Planning Confirmation Form- Conclusions of Zoning Analysis must match the answers to city questions and what is shown on the floor plan exactly for the license application to be accepted. City zoning must approve the liquor license use at the proposed location in order to retain license application. If they do not, then City Licensing will return the application. II.CITY REVIEW APPLICATION DOCUMENTS [ ] CITY COMPLETES AT APPLICATION IN-TAKE MEETING: Application Review Checklist [ ] CITY COMPLETES FOR BOUNDARY SETTING HEARING IF REQUIRED: Neighborhood and License Application Details letter for BLA Boundary Setting Deliberations [ ] CITY COMPLETES FOR BLA APPLICATION HEARING: Preliminary Findings for License Application [ ] CITY COMPLETES AFTER APPLICATION HEARING FOR APPROVAL OR DENIAL: Findings of Fact and BLA Ruling Order [ ] CITY COMPLETES AFTER BLA HEARING AND AT THE TIME OF ISSUANCE: Premise Inspection Checklist [ ] City License Application- fully complete and signed, with answers to questions 1 to 21 attached •Operating hours and Seating totals should match those on the below Zoning form •Include written Alcohol Service Policies that employee servers will be expected to abide by if license is issued [ ] Other Documents: Menus, Drink lists, Chef Resumes, News Articles, Training Certificates, Change of Class letter for license surrender agreement [ ] City Transfer License Form accepting license as is with all debts, obligations, and violation history in place- fully completed and signed • If application is a license transfer, the below questions will determine whether a BLA hearing is required and needs to be later scheduled: 1) Is the transfer a transfer by operation of law with a court order? 2) Is the transfer a license transfer to a landlord of the licensed premises? 3) Is there enforcement history for license at transferred premise address in past 5 years? 4) Has City Licensing reviewed the seller’s premise diagram in comparison with the buyer’s premise diagram and as a result does staff believe that permanent modification will be required? 5) Has a zoning denial or additional review opinion related to local zoning laws been received? 6) Does any person involved with buyer’s business have a background check or prior state liquor violations for other licenses held? 7) Has, after poster has been provided and location has been posted for the required 10-day period, any public inquiry or other comment been received? 8) Have, after city staff license application email notice been sent (should be sent at the same time that poster is provided, city staff comments been received back with issues (PD, Fire, ST, Occ. Tax or Other)? [ ] City Temporary License for Transfer Applications- For transfers only, all requirements must be met on temporary application for temporary to be issued. Temporary licenses must be requested not later than thirty days from the transfer application filing and city licensing has up to five business days to issue temporary licenses [ ] City Financial Statement- total dollar amount required for application and build out should match total amount disclosed and detailed [ ] Statement of Food Service to acknowledge required food percentage for hotel-restaurants and brew pub licenses only [ ] Statement of Training to acknowledge city condition for alcohol server training within 90 days of opening or hiring [ ] City Occupation Tax Registration- Liquor occupation tax is an on-going, yearly city tax based on license class held and will be invoice every six months in January and July [ ] City Business License for Sales Tax- if not already licensed or preferable applied for on-line for with city area [ ] Neighborhood Boundary Information and Company Name for Petitioning- Door to door petition are required for permanent modifications, changes of location, changes of class, and new liquor license applications. City licensing will provide the petition materials that are required to be used and neighborhood petition submissions are due at least nine days prior to application hearings. III. POSSESSORY DOCUMENTS [ ] Deed or Leased for Proposed Licensed Premise- properly executed by all parties with all attachments and must be on 8 ½ x 11 paper. Tenant name must match applicant’s name exactly. [ ] Assignment of Lease- fully executed by all parties and on 8 ½ x11 paper. [ ] Lease Amendment- if required to change tenant name to match applicant name or list address [ ] Management Agreements -if any, be prepared to explain why applicant is not joint licensee IV. STATE REQUIRED DOCUMENTS [ ] State Application- complete all appropriate sections and authorized representative must sign • In the state application, does the Applicant name of the individual or business entity listed in question 2 match exactly the name of the Tenant in question 15, and also the Tenant/Lessee in the submitted Lease? • Has the Applicant gone through the page 2 state checklist to ensure that all of those documents are attached and state questions are addressed? • For question 14, if Applicant holds other liquor licenses, is a detailed list attached? • In question 15 and 16, should this question be complete if the landlord or a manager gets paid a percentage based on sales in the Lease Agreement or Management Agreement? • In question 22 and 23, has the applicant indicated that the manager to be registered for hotel-restaurant, tavern, or lodging and entertainment licenses currently act as a manager at another licensed location (may only be registered at one location)? • In question 26, does the total percentage of all owners disclosed or on attached list total 100% ownership? [ ] Floor Plan- must be on 8 ½ x11 paper, use highlighter to outline all area that you want included in your liquor license, include separate pages for each floor that will be licensed, and include both overall premise and room dimensions, including, doors, walls, all locked and unlocked alcohol storage, points of sale, all bars, tables and chairs, booths, patios with means of control (fencing, stationed employees, landscaping), books and records marked as to where alcohol receipts will be stored on the premise, and for restaurants, kitchen should be marked as “kitchen” with kitchen equipment listed. [ ] State “Affidavit of Transfer and Statement of Compliance”- for license transfer applications only, form fully complete, dated, and signed [ ] Alcohol Inventory if any alcohol was transferred for Transfers of Ownership [ ] Wholesaler Affidavits for Transferor's Suppliers to confirm payment status for Transfers of Ownership- due by the time of BLA Transfer application hearing [ ] Purchase Agreement or other document indicating final sale of business [ ] Notes and Loans- executed by all parties and dollar amounts matching the total disclosed [ ] Ownership flow chart in complex business ownerships- will be requested for multi-tiered owners [ ] Applicant Business Formulation Documents for Corporations, LLC, Partnerships or Sole Proprietors { } Applicant Entity Documents For Corporations [ ] Articles of Incorporation [ ] Certificate of Good Standing [ ] Certificate of Authority for foreign companies [ ] Minutes of the First Meeting [ ] List of all officers, directors, and stockholders { } Applicant Entity Documents For Partnerships [ ] Partnership Agreement [ ] Dissolution of Partnership for prior owners { } Applicant Entity Documents For Limited Liability Companies [ ] Articles of Organization [ ] Certificates of Good Standing [ ] Certificate of Authority- if foreign company [ ] LLC Operating Agreement { } Applicant Entity Documents For Sole Proprietors [ ] Lawful Presence Affidavit [ ] Copy of Valid Driver’s License [ ] Individual History Reports (IHR) for all 10% Interest Owners & all Officers/Partners/Managing Members- all background should be disclosed and explained so it matches results discovered • Under question 14 (a)- this will be the total purchase price or total initial investment and will be the same for all owners or investors • Under question 14 (b)- this should list the value of the individual owner’s personal contribution to the whole purchase or investment and the totals of individual owner’s answers should match total the whole dollar amount disclosed • Under question 14 (c)- this should list personal source of funds and where the funds for contribution are held (checking, savings, home loan, brokerage), • Under question 14 (d)- this should list all applicant business entity financial investment, • Under question 14 (e)- this should list all promissory notes and loans, including construction reimbursement by landlords and each entry should explain the repayment terms [ ] CABS program digital print receipts for all owners, officers, managers, and other required persons that fingerprints have been submitted through CBI for FBI results [ ] Registered Manager’s IHR Form for Hotel-Restaurants, Taverns, and Lodging and Entertainment-if manager listed on the state application is not already an owner, officer or manager, $75 state & city fee is also required [ ] CITY COMPLETES REVIEW AND PROVIDES SUMMARIZED RESULTS TO BLA WITH ORIGINALS HELD CONFIDENTIAL: CBI and FBI results for all 10% Interest Owners & all Officers/Partners/Managing Members, and Registered Managers V. CITY AND STATE LICENSE AND APPLICATION FEES [ ] State Application and License Fees (payable to Colorado Department of Revenue): $______ [ ] City Application and License Fees (made payable to City of Boulder): $ ______ [ ] Application Copy or Scan Fee for Required Applications, Possessory Document, or Lack of Complete Scan on Thumb Drive ($15 copy charge): $ ______ VI. OTHER REQUIRED ITEMS AND CORRESPONDENCE AND WHEN WILL BE DELIVERED: ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ 1 CITY OF BOULDER LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION This application must be filed in duplicate with the City of Boulder Licensing Office. All Information must be printed legibly in ink or typewritten. Applicant’s Business Name: ___________________________________________________________________________ Trade Name: ______________________________________________________________________________________ Phone Number: _____________________________ Contact Person: ______________________________________ Business Address: ___________________________________________________________________________________ Mailing Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________ Property Owner: _______________________________________ Phone Number (local): ____________________ Property Manager: _____________________________________ Phone Number (local): ____________________ Property Manager’s Mailing Address: ___________________________________________________________________ Registered Manager or Manager of Record: _____________________ Phone Number (local): ____________________ The Applicant hereby applies to the City of Boulder Beverage Licensing Authority (BLA) for the following city liquor license and pays the following fees: Type of Application (fee): □ New License: $1,000.00 □ Transfer of Ownership: $750.00 □ Change of Location: $750.00 □ Temporary License for Transfer: $100.00 □ Change in Class: $750.00 Type of License (fee): □ Hotel-Restaurant: $75.00 □ Tavern: $75.00 □ Hotel-Restaurant w/ Optional Premise: $75.00 □ Retail Liquor Store: $22.50 □ Beer and Wine: $48.75 □ Brew Pub: $75.00 □ Club: $41.25 □ Arts: $41.25 □ Resort Complex: $75.00 □ Liquor Licensed Drug Store: $22.50 □ Race Track: $75.00 □ Lodging & Entertainment: $75.00 □ Vintner’s Restaurant: $75.00 □ Distillery Pub: $75.00 □ Fermented Malt On-Premise: $3.75 □ Fermented Malt Off-Premise: $3.75 □ Bed and Breakfast Permit: $125.00 Total □ Art Gallery Permit: $103.75 Total □ Manager Registration- if separate from owners (H&R and Tavern): $75.00 Total Fees: $______________________________ 2 ALL APPLICANTS MUST ANSWER THESE 21 QUESTIONS (PLEASE ATTACH A SHEET IF MORE SPACE IS NECESSARY): 1) Describe the nature of the proposed establishment and the target market (i.e. restaurant, tavern, live music, sports bar, families, college students). Please attach a food and drink menu for the BLA. __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ 2) What are the proposed hours and days of operation for this establishment? __________________________________________________________________________________________ 3) What is the seating capacity of this establishment? __________________________________________________________________________________________ 4) Have you applied for an “occupation load” for the interior and exterior space from the Boulder Fire Department? __________________________________________________________________________________________ 5) Do you have an emergency plan for your business (exit locations, fire suppression etc.)? __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ 6) How many individuals will be employed at this proposed establishment and how many will be full-time vs part- time? __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ 7) Describe each owner’s past training and experience in the sale and service of alcohol, including any special or certified training received. __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ 8) Describe your proposed Registered Manager or Manager of Record’s past training and experience in the sale and service of alcohol, including any special or certified training received. __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ 9) Beside state-approved Responsible Vendor training classes which are a condition of city licensure, what other types of training are proposed for the employees in the safe and legal sale and service of alcohol beverages? __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ 10) What policies and procedures do you have in place to determine a patron’s level of intoxication? __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ 11) What policies and procedures do you have in place to refuse service to a patron? __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ 12) Describe any other types of training or operating procedures that employees will be following in the day to day operations of this proposed establishment. ___________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 3 13) What methods will be used in checking identification for proper age of patrons (at the door, at the bar, etc.) and how will underage patrons be identified so as not to be served alcohol (hand stamp, wrist band, etc.)? ___________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 14) What types of entertainment will be offered, if any, at this establishment (i.e. music, pool, dance floor etc.)? ___________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 15) Do you plan to have any exterior amplified sound? ___________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 16) What types of security, if any, will be provided at this establishment? ___________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 17) What time will your kitchen close each night? Describe your food plans after your kitchen closes. ___________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 18) What is the estimated ratio of food to alcohol sales at this establishment? ___________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 19) If you have an outside patio, what additional means of control (added staff, fencing, sightline, etc.) will you employ? ___________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 20) Have you included your written alcohol policy with your application? If not, when will it be available? Please supply these written policies at least 9 days prior to your BLA application hearing date. For assistance with an alcohol policy you may contact the Boulder Responsible Association of Retailers, a link to which may be found on our website or at http://www.rarcolorado.org __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ 21) If you plan on hosting a “private party”, what extra measures will you take regarding security, staffing, and control of noise and alcohol service? A “private party” is described as, “an event where there is a single contact person who represents group of people who are gathering for social and/or business reasons, then event continues after 10PM, there will be both underage and of-age people present, and there will be enough people to constitute an occupancy capacity of 75% or greater.” ___________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Applicant must complete Oath on page 4 of this application. 4 OATH OF APPLICANT I declare under penalty of perjury in the second degree that this application, my answers, and all attachments are true, correct, and complete to the best of my knowledge. I also acknowledge that it is my responsibility and the responsibility of my agents and employees to know and to comply with the provisions of the State of Colorado Liquor and Beer Codes, State Liquor Regulations, and all City of Boulder Rules, Regulations, and Codes which affect my liquor license. ______________________________________ _________________________________________ Authorized Signature Print Name ______________________________________ _________________________________________ Title Date BLA Rules of Procedure- proposed change: Section 4-3 Notice of Hearing Upon receipt of complete state and local applications, the Licensing Clerk shall schedule a public hearing upon the application. The hearing shall be set for the next regular meeting of the Authority, occurring not less than thirty (30) days from the date of the application. The Licensing Clerk shall: (i) timely provide applicant with a poster properly conforming with state and city posting requirements; (ii) have applicant confirm under oath completion of such mandatory postings; and, (iii) publish public notice of the hearing not less than ten (10) days before such a hearing. Public notice shall be given by posting a sign in a conspicuous place on the premises that are the subject of the application, and by publication in the Boulder paper of record. Notice given by posting and publication shall conform to requirements set forth in Section 44-3-311, C.R.S. Subsection 4-3-1 Special Notice and Hearing Requirements The notice requirements of Section 4-3 do not apply upon receipt of applications for License Renewal, License Transfers (if required), Licensing Clerk Interior Premises Approvals, Special Events, Bed & Breakfast Permits, or at the request of the Authority for Special Hearings or continuation of hearings. The Sections governing these permits specify special notice and hearing requirements. Subsection 8-4-6 Notice and Hearings Requirements for License Transfer Hearings Any required public hearing on a license transfer application shall be held at the next available Authority hearing not less than ten (10) days from the date the transfer application is received by the licensing clerkof mailing of the hearing notification to the licensee and conducted pursuant to Chapter 6. A notice of hearing shall be conspicuously posted on the licensed premises for a period of no less than ten (10) days prior to the license transfer hearing. Any protest shall be filed by affected persons within ten (10) days after the date of initial posting of the proposed event. A public hearing will be held on the application and shall be noticed pursuant to Section 4-3 and conducted pursuant to Chapter 6. The Authority shall consider and act upon the evidence of the applicant’s possession of the licensed premises, the requirements of Section 12-47-30744-3-307, C.R.S, and the requirements of 1 CCR 203-2, Rule 47-302. The burden of proof is on the applicant to establish all requirements. The current licensee may appear at the hearing and contest the transfer of the license. The Authority shall consider the current licensee’s evidence opposing the transfer. Such evidence shall be limited to the issue of legal possession of the premises or the character of the applicant. Should the current licensee fail to appear to contest the license transfer, the Authority shall act on the transfer considering the evidence presented by the applicant and any Parties in Interest. Commented [KD1]: This should just be deleted since the change was made in the last go round of changes. MATTERS FROM THE LICENSING CLERK NEIGHBORHOOD BOUNDARIES HEARING ON AUGUST 21, 2019 TO DESIGNATE NEEDS AND DESIRES BOUNDARIES FOR BEVERAGE LICENSING AUTHORITY PUBLIC HEARING ON SEPTEMBER 18, 2019 FOR SUBJECT APPLICATION. August 12, 2019 SENT VIA FIRST CLASS MAIL You may attend the above neighborhood boundary hearing on August 21, 2019 at 3:00 pm and/or provide written neighborhood boundary recommendations to Boulder Beverages Licensing Authority by August 19, 2019 if you wish, but you are not required to do so. Pursuant to BLA Rules of Procedure Section 4.1 available at: https://www- static.bouldercolorado.gov/docs/Rules_of_Procedure_-_October_2,_2018-1- 201810031015.pdf?_ga=2.183815077.2000127438.1538512289-255761757.1525973187, the boundaries typically include an area of not less than a one-half (1/2) mile radius around the proposed establishment. In addition, factors including, but not limited to, zoning boundaries, land use designations, traffic flow, access roads, demographics, size of establishment, natural and human- made barriers, and consideration of other similar licenses in the area proposed may also be considered by the BLA. After the boundary hearing, our office will prepare and provide you with your petition materials, including the BLA’s North, South, East and West designated neighborhood boundaries, usually within 6 calendar days. As a reminder, Needs and Desires Evidence, such as petitions, are due in our office by Monday, September 9, 2019. Mailing Address: Pickled Peppers, LLC d/b/a LEAF Vegetarian Restaurant 1710 Pearl Street, Boulder, CO 80302 Application Details: Applicant: Pickled Peppers, LLC Trade Name: LEAF Vegetarian Restaurant Location: 1710 Pearl Street, Boulder, CO 80302 License Type: Permanent Modification of a Hotel-Restaurant type liquor license and via email sharon@threeleafconcepts.com Application: Pickled Peppers, LLC d/b/a LEAF Vegetarian Restaurant for a Permanent Modification of a Hotel-Restaurant type liquor license at 1710 Pearl Street, Boulder, CO 80302 ADDITION OF A PATIO Total Indoor Sq. Ft.: 2515 Patio Sq. Ft.: 257 Total Sq. Ft.: 2772 Max. Indoor Seating: 63 Max. Patio Seating: 20 Total Seating: 83 Hours of Operation: Monday-Thursday-11AM to 9PM; Friday-11AM-10PM, Saturday-10AM-10PM and Sunday-10AM-9PM MATTERS FROM THE LICENSING CLERK NEIGHBORHOOD BOUNDARIES HEARING ON AUGUST 21, 2019 TO DESIGNATE NEEDS AND DESIRES BOUNDARIES FOR BEVERAGE LICENSING AUTHORITY PUBLIC HEARING ON SEPTEMBER 18, 2019 FOR SUBJECT APPLICATION. August 14, 2019 SENT VIA FIRST CLASS MAIL and via email to mcarcaise@lazslolaw.com and famouspkc@gmail.com You may attend the above neighborhood boundary hearing on August 21, 2019 at 3:00 pm and/or provide written neighborhood boundary recommendations to Boulder Beverages Licensing Authority by August 19, 2019 if you wish, but you are not required to do so. Pursuant to BLA Rules of Procedure Section 4.1 available at: https://www- static.bouldercolorado.gov/docs/Rules_of_Procedure_-_October_2,_2018-1- 201810031015.pdf?_ga=2.183815077.2000127438.1538512289-255761757.1525973187, the boundaries typically include an area of not less than a one-half (1/2) mile radius around the proposed establishment. In addition, factors including, but not limited to, zoning boundaries, land use designations, traffic flow, access roads, demographics, size of establishment, natural and human- made barriers, and consideration of other similar licenses in the area proposed may also be considered by the BLA. After the boundary hearing, our office will prepare and provide you with your petition materials, including the BLA’s North, South, East and West designated neighborhood boundaries, usually within 6 calendar days. As a reminder, Needs and Desires Evidence, such as petitions, are due in our office by Monday, September 9, 2019. Mailing Address: BMAPS, LLC c/o Lazslo Law 2595 Canyon Blvd., Suite 210 Boulder, CO 80302 ATTN: Michael Carcaise Application Details: Applicant: BMAPS, LLC Trade Name: New Boulder Gas Location: 2995 28th Street, Boulder, CO 80301 License Type: New Fermented Malt Beverage Off-Premises type liquor license Application: BMAPS, LLC d/b/a New Boulder Gas for a New Fermented Malt Beverage Off-Premises type liquor license at 2995 28th Street, Boulder, CO 80301 Total Indoor Sq. Ft.: 2172 Patio Sq. Ft.: 0 Total Sq. Ft.: 2172 Max. Indoor Seating: 0 Max. Patio Seating: 0 Total Seating: 0 Hours of Operation: 5AM-12AM-7 Days/Week (alcohol service from 8AM-12AM 7 Days/Week with the exception of Christmas Day per 12-47-901 5 (B) (b) (II) ) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 AB CDEFG SPECIAL EVENT LIQUOR LICENSES AND TEMPORARY MODIFICATIONS ‐August 2019 Name of Event Name of Applicant Location of Event Day of Week Date of Event Time of Event Type B Strong Ride Boulder Cancer Fighters Celestial Seasonings: 4600 Sleepy Time Dr Saturday August 10, 2019 10AM to 4PM Special Event Business After Hours Boulder Chamber of Commerce New Hope/Informa: 5541 Central Ave, Suite 100 Monday August 12, 2019 4PM to 8PM Special Event Business After Hours Boulder Chamber of Commerce 11 Dollar Bill: 207 Canyon Blvd, Suite 202 Wednesday August 21, 2019 4PM to 8PM Special Event Boulder Sunset Triathlon Your Cause Sports Boulder Reservoir, 5565 N.51st Street, Boulder, CO 80301 Sunday August 25, 2019 8:30 AM ‐ 1:00 PM Special Event Candidate Meet and Greet Boulder Chamber of Commerce Boulder JCC: 6007 Oreg Ave. Boulder, CO 80303 Thursday August 29, 2019 3PM to 7PM Special Event Kitten Yoga The Humane Society of Boulder Valley, Humane Society of Boulder Valley, 2323 55th Street, Sunday June 16, July 21, August 18, 2019 10:00 AM ‐ 1:00 PM Special Event Bands on the Bricks Downtown Boulder Foundation 1300 Block of Pearl St. Boulder, CO 80302 Wednesdays June 5, 2019 to August 24, 2019 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM Special Event Boulder Historical Society Views at the Muse Museum of Boulder: 2205 Broadway. Boulder, CO 80302 Friday May 10, 2019; June 14, 2019; July 12, 2019; August 9, 2019 5:00 PM ‐ 9:00 PM Special Event Wild Hope Film Screening Wildlands Restoration Volunteers Patagonia: 1212 Pearl St. Boulder, CO 80302 Thursday August 8, 2019 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM Special Event Pearl Street Mile Boulder Track Club 1300 Block of Pearl St. Boulder, CO 80302 Saturday August 10, 2019 3:30 PM to 11:00 PM Special Event Growing Gardens Farm Gala Growing Gardens of Boulder County 1630 Hawthorn Avenue, Boulder, CO 80304 Saturday or Sunday 8/24/2019 or 8/25/2019 (alternate day) 4:30 PM to 9:00 PM Special Event Boulder Craft Beer Festival Downtown Boulder Foundation North Boulder Park, 9th Street & Dellwood. Boulder, CO 80304 Saturday August 24, 2019 10:00 AM ‐ 7:00 PM Special Event First Friday Art Reception Open Studios 1102 Pearl St. Boulder, CO 80302 Friday August 2, 2019 5:00 PM ‐ 9:30 PM Special Event City of Boulder Liquor License Notices Sent For Applications Expiring Between 11/01/2019 and 11/30/2019 Printed on 08/01/2019 Page 1 of 4 Notices were sent to the following licensees: Trade Name / Applicant Location Mailing Address Number Expires DeadlineLicense Type BOULDER BEER COMPANY / BOULDER BEER INC 2880 WILDERNESS PL, Boulder, CO 80301-2258 47-03661-0000 11/16/2019 10/02/2019Brew Pub 2880 WILDERNESS PL BOULDER, CO 80301-2258 CENTURY 16 / Century Theatres Inc.1700 29th Street, Boulder, CO 80301 47-08820-0000 11/19/2019 10/05/2019Lodging and Entertainment 3900 DALLAS PKWY Suite 500 PLANO, TX 75093 DARK HORSE / Wild Irish, INC 2922 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO 80305-2314 12-14346-0000 11/02/2019 09/18/2019Hotel-Restaurant 1290 EDINBORO DR BOULDER, CO 80303 HIGHLAND CITY CLUB / City Club 885 Arapahoe Avenue, Boulder, CO 80302 47-07196-0000 11/20/2019 10/06/2019Club 885 ARAPAHOE AVE BOULDER, CO 80302 JAPANGO / Holy Sushi, Inc 1136 Pearl St Unit 103, Boulder, CO 80302-5141 12-32257-0000 11/02/2019 09/18/2019Hotel-Restaurant 1555 REDWOOD AVE BOULDER, CO 80304 Lucile's Creole Cafe / Lucile's Creole Cafe Boulder LLC 2124 14th Street, Boulder, CO 80302 03-10808 11/25/2019 10/11/2019Hotel-Restaurant 2124 14TH ST BOULDER, CO 80302 Printed on 08/01/2019 Page 2 of 4 Trade Name / Applicant Location Mailing Address Number Expires DeadlineLicense Type MEDITERRANEAN, THE / The Mediterranean, Inc 1002 Walnut St, Unit 101-B, Boulder, CO 80302-5133 03-56600-0000 11/02/2019 09/18/2019Hotel-Restaurant 1002 WALNUT ST Unit 101-B BOULDER, CO 80302 NAKED LUNCH / Naked Lunch Inc.3301 Arapahoe Ave, Unit #E-166, Boulder, CO 80303 47-03891-0000 11/24/2019 10/10/2019Hotel-Restaurant 774 MOUNTAIN MEADOW RD BOULDER, CO 80302 PETTYJOHN'S LIQUOR & WINE / Chansco, Inc 613 S Broadway, Boulder, CO 80305-5926 10-98942-0000 11/03/2019 09/19/2019Retail Liquor Store 613 S BROADWAY BOULDER, CO 80305 SHERPA'S / Sherpa's LLC 825 Walnut St, Boulder, CO 80302-5034 25-33846-0000 11/20/2019 10/06/2019Hotel-Restaurant 305 S 38TH ST BOULDER, CO 80305 SHINE RESTAURANT & POTION BAR / Shine Community LLC 2480 Canyon Boulevard, Unit M-1, Boulder, CO 80302 47-09027-0000 11/21/2019 10/07/2019Hotel-Restaurant 2480 CANYON BLVD Unit M-1 BOULDER, CO 80302 ST JULIEN HOTEL / St Julien Partners LLC 900 Walnut St, Boulder, CO 80302-5172 15-40621-0000 11/23/2019 10/09/2019Hotel-Restaurant 900 WALNUT ST Suite 200 BOULDER, CO 80302-5172 SUNDOWN SALOON / Boulder Sundown Saloon, Inc 1136 Pearl St Basement, Boulder, CO 80302-5112 41-48692-0000 11/13/2019 09/29/2019Tavern 1136 PEARL ST Basement BOULDER, CO 80302 SUSHI HANA / Sushi Hana, Inc 1220 Pennsylvania Ave, Boulder, CO 80302-7023 47-00225-0000 11/04/2019 09/20/2019Hotel-Restaurant 1220 PENNSYLVANIA AVE BOULDER, CO 80302 Printed on 08/01/2019 Page 3 of 4 Trade Name / Applicant Location Mailing Address Number Expires DeadlineLicense Type T-ACO AN URBAN TAQUERIA / Taco Boulder LLC 1175 Walnut St, Boulder, CO 80302-5116 47-00221-0000 11/09/2019 09/25/2019Hotel-Restaurant 1175 WALNUT ST BOULDER, CO 80302 THE BRADLEY / Q D Properties, Inc 2040 16th St, Boulder, CO 26-43435-0000 11/03/2019 09/19/2019Bed and Breakfast 2040 16TH ST BOULDER, CO 80302 Whole Foods Market / Whole Foods Market Rocky Mountain/Southwest LP 2905 Pearl Street, Boulder CO 80301 04-00927 11/26/2019 10/12/2019Fermented Malt Beverage Off-Premise PO BOX 684786 AUSTIN, TX 78768-7486 William Village Liquor / SAS Inc 655 30th Street, Boulder, CO 80303-2310 03-10646 11/05/2019 09/21/2019Retail Liquor Store 655 30TH ST BOULDER, CO 80303 WONDER PRESS / Wonder Press Pearl LLC 946 Pearl St, Boulder, CO 80302-5109 47-01993-0000 11/26/2019 10/12/2019Beer & Wine 946 PEARL ST BOULDER, CO 80302 Total Liquor Licensees Receiving Notices: 19 Printed on 08/01/2019 Page 4 of 4 Trade Name / Applicant Location Mailing Address Number Expires DeadlineLicense Type Non-administrative renewal notices were sent to the following licensees: Total Non-Adminstrative Renewal Liquor Licensees Receiving Notices: 0 Page 1of 2LEGEND: = Mandatory 20% Rule Review for LED= Industry/Stakeholder Requests= LED Employee and Leadership RequestsAMENDED 2019 Liquor Enforcement Division Rulemaking ScheduleACTIVITYTOPIC(S)DATE AND TIMESolicit Stakeholder Engagement and Members RegistrationApril 19, 2019 –May 3, 2019Notification of Selected Members of the LRWG from the IndustryMay 8, 2019LRWG Meeting No. 1:Value of Labor *only* May 13, 2019 –Noon to 3 p.m. LRWG Meeting No. 2:Value of Labor *only* (cont.); June 3, 2019 - 1:00 –4:00 p.m.LRWG Subgroup Meeting No. 1Value of Labor ON PREMISES ONLY subgroup; June 5, 2019 –9 a.m. - NoonLRWG Meeting No. 3:47-307 Master Files;47-309 Sports and Entertainment Venues;47-310 –Application –General Provisions ;City/Municipality Owned License ApplicationRequirements;Common Consumption Areas.June 24, 2019 –9 a.m. –NoonLRWG Meeting No. 4:47-311 Public Transportation License; 47-312 Change of Location;47-313 Tastings;47-314 Limited Liability Company;47-315 Lodging and Entertainment License;47-316 Advertising Practices;47-317 Marketing Research –Non-Licensed Locations;47-328 Entertainment Districts;Marketing Events/Tradeshow Guidelines;Identification Documents and Biometrics;Rule Disparities affecting distilled spirits;Interview Cooperation;Responsible Vendor Training Requirements.July 17, 2019 –9 a.m. –Noon Page 2of 2LEGEND: = Mandatory 20% Rule Review for LED= Industry/Stakeholder Requests= LED Employee and Leadership RequestsACTIVITYTOPIC(S)DATE AND TIMELRWG Meeting No. 5:47-318 Owner-Manager;47-319 Liquor-licensed Drugstore Manager Permit;47-320 Signs and Interior Displays;47-321 Bona Fide Loyalty or Rewards Programs –Discontinued Sales –Close-out Sales;47-322 Unfair Trade Practices and Competition;47-323 Lawful Extension of Credit;Coupons/Rebates/Loyalty Programs;Invoicing Issues;Labeling Approval Process;Alcohol establishments on State-owned Property.August 13, 2019 –9 a.m. –NoonLRWG Meeting No. 6:47-324 Concurrent Application Review;47-326 Distance Restriction –Applicability and Measurement;47-400 Licensed Breweries Distilleries and Wineries; 47-402 Confiscated Shipments;47-406 Wholesale Dealer –Importation;47-407 Liquor-licensed Drugstore;Delivery Services;Private Sales of Wine;Special Event Issues;Customer Participation in Manufacturing Process;Hard Seltzer.August 28, 2019 –9 a.m.–Noon August 6, 2019 Dear Liquor Industry Members, Local Clerks, and Stakeholders: Reminder of our hearing today regarding Value of Labor, starting today at 9am. Throughout the hearing, we will check in with anyone who is on Google Hangouts/Meet. LED - Video Conferencing/Conference Call for Rulemaking Please review the following information if you are not able to attend the working group meeting for 8/6/19 from 9a- 12p. Anyone who wants to be on the video conferencing for the Liquor Rules Working Group meetings will need a google email account. It is free and easy to do. 1. Go to the Google Account creation page (gmail.com). 2. Follow the steps on the screen to set up your account. 3. Use the account you created to sign in to Gmail. HOW TO PARTICIPATE: There are three ways to join the meeting – 1. Join us in pe rson at the Pierce Enforcement Conference Room #110, Entrance "B" (1881 Pierce St, Lakewood, CO 80214). Please note that seating is first come, first serve for the public. 2. From your computer or smart phone (requires speakers) via meet.google.com/ijb-rpko -hqz (click or copy and paste into your web browser). *Please make sure your microphone LRWG DRAFT 7.17.19 CODE OF COLORADO REGULATIONS Liquor Enforcement Division 1 CCR 203-2 A. Tastings. 1. A tasting shall be conducted only by a person who has completed seller-server training that meets the standards established by the Division, and is: a. A retail liquor store or liquor-licensed drugstore licensee or employee; or b. A representative, employee, or agent of one of the following suppliers licensed by the state licensing authority: i. Wholesaler,; ii. Brew pub,; iii. Distillery pub,; iv. Manufacturer,; v. Limited winery,; vi. Importer,; or vii. Vintner’s restaurant. B. Following a tasting, the licensee shall promptly remove all open and unconsumed alcohol beverage samples from the licensed premises, destroy the samples immediately following the completion of the tasting, or store any open containers of unconsumed alcohol beverages in a secure area outside the sales area of the licensed premises for use only at a tasting conducted at a later time or date. A secure area means: 1. A designated area, including, but not limited to, a closet, cabinet, or safe; 2. That is upon the licensed premises and not accessible to consumers; and 3. Is secured by a locking mechanism at all times while any open containers of unconsumed alcohol beverages are stored for use at a future tasting. C. TO ENSURE ALCOHOL SAMPLES ARE PROVIDED TO A PATRON FREE OF CHARGE, AS REQUIRED BY SECTION 44-301(10)(C)(X), C.R.S., THE LICENSEE SHALL NOT CHARGE OR ACCEPT ANY MONEY FOR A TASTING, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, INCLUDING FOR ANY EDUCATION PROVIDED IN CONNECTION WITH A TASTING, OR TO RESERVE A SPOT AT A TASTING EVENT, REGARDLESS OF WHETHER THE MONEY CHARGED IS DONATED TO A CHARITY OR IS REFUNDABLE. D. TO COMPLY WITH THE OBLIGATION NOT TO SERVE MORE THAN FOUR INDIVIDUAL SAMPLES TO A PATRON DURING A TASTING, AS REQUIRED BY SECTION 44-3-301(10)(C)(IX), C.R.S., THE LICENSEE SHALL IMPLEMENT A MEANS OF TRACKING HOW MANY SAMPLES EACH CUSTOMER IS PROVIDED, WHICH MAY INCLUDE THE USE OF A WRISTBAND, OR OTHER MEANS OF ACCURATELY TRACKING INDIVIDUAL PATRON CONSUMPTION. Regulation 47-314. Limited Liability Company. Basis and Purpose. The statutory authority for this regulation is located at subsections INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO, SUBSECTIONS 44-3-103, 44-3-202(1)(b), 44-3-202(2)(a)(I)(A), 44-3-202(2)(a)(I)(R), and 44-3- 202(2)(a)(I)(J), 44-3-301(7), and 44-3-307(1), C.R.S. The purpose of this regulation is to establish reporting and disclosure requirements for the identification of a limited liability company’s managers, and applicable members and their relevant financial interests in order to promote transparency and avoid violations of statutorily prohibited overlapping financial interests. A. A Limited Liability Company may conduct any business that a partnership with limited partners may lawfully conduct and may not conduct any business that is prohibited by law to such LRWG DRAFT 7.17.19 CODE OF COLORADO REGULATIONS Liquor Enforcement Division 1 CCR 203-2 partnership. Such limited liability company shall be in full conformity with 7-80-101, C.R.S. B. Each Limited Liability Company licensed pursuant to this Article or Article 4, of Title 44, shall report changes of any of its managers, OR MEMBERS HAVING A 10% OR MORE INTEREST IN THE LICENSE, EXCEPT THAT ANY TRANSFER OF A CONTROLLING INTEREST SHALL BE REPORTED REGARDLESS OF ITS SIZE, within THIRTY 30 days from the date of the change, and shall submit said information to the respective local or state licensing authorities on forms approved by the Division. A report shall also be required for changes of any member having a 10% or more interest in the licensee. Regulation 47-315. Lodging and Entertainment License. Basis and Purpose. The statutory authority for this regulation is located at subsections INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO, SUBSECTIONS 44-3-103, 44-3-202(1)(b), 44-3-202(2)(a)(I)(A), 44-3-202(2)(a)(I)(C), 44-3- 202(2)(a)(I)(L), and 44-3-202(2)(a)(I)(R), C.R.S. The purpose of this regulation is to describe those sports and entertainment activities which qualify an establishment as an entertainment facility. Additionally, the purpose of this regulation is to describe how to determine the primary business of a lodging and entertainment facility. A. In addition to other statutory requirements, a lodging and entertainment license may be issued to a qualifying lodging and entertainment facility. A “lodging and entertainment facility” is an establishment that is either: 1. A “lodging facility,” the primary business of which is to provide the public with sleeping rooms and meeting facilities; or 2. An “entertainment facility,” the primary purpose of which is to provide the public with sports or entertainment activities within its licensed premises. B. To qualify as an entertainment facility, the applicant or lodging and entertainment licensee must demonstrate that its primary business is to provide qualifying sports or entertainment activities within its licensed premises. 1. To qualify as a sports activity, the activity must provide the public with an opportunity to participate in, or to observe others who participate in, an activity such as a game, recreation, team or individual sport, or an activity of a similar nature. Examples of qualifying sports activities include, but are not limited to, the following: a. Arcade games; b. Billiards; c. Bowling; d. Golf; or e. Laser tag. 2. To qualify as an entertainment activity, the activity must provide the public with an opportunity to participate in or observe others who participate in an activity that is primarily artistic, cultural, educational, or entertaining, or an activity of a similar nature. Examples of qualifying entertainment activities include, but are not limited to, the following: a. Artistic exhibitions, films, or performances; b. Arts and crafts classes; c. Cooking classes; d. Amusement rides; or LRWG DRAFT 7.17.19 CODE OF COLORADO REGULATIONS Liquor Enforcement Division 1 CCR 203-2 e. Spa experiences. i. For purposes of this regulation, to qualify as a “spa experience” the facility must offer at least three (3) of the following treatments and experiences: A. Facials; B. Massage therapy; C. Skin treatment; D. Body wraps; or E. Body waxing. 3. The following activities shall not qualify as entertainment activities for purposes of an entertainment facility: a. Any activity not described in subparagraphs (B)(1) or (B)(2) of this regulation; and b. Shopping for or receiving goods or personal services, including but not limited to hair care or nail care services. C. An activity that would otherwise qualify under subparagraphs (B)(1) and (B)(2) of this regulation, shall not qualify if the activity involves the use of a deadly weapon as defined by subsection 18-1- 901(3)(e), C.R.S., or creates a substantial health and safety risk to any person. D. Determining the primary business of a lodging and entertainment facility. 1. To satisfy the requirement that the primary business of a lodging facility is to provide the public with sleeping rooms and meeting facilities, and that serving and selling alcohol beverages is incidental thereto, the lodging facility’s annual gross revenues from the sale of sleeping rooms and meeting facilities must exceed fifty (50) percent of the lodging facility’s total annual gross sales revenues. 2. To satisfy the requirement that the primary business of an entertainment facility is to provide the public with sports or entertainment activities, and that serving and selling alcohol beverages is incidental thereto, the entertainment facility’s annual gross revenues from the sale of sports or entertainment activities must exceed fifty (50) percent of the entertainment facility’s total annual gross sales revenues. Regulation 47-316. Advertising Practices Basis and Purpose. The statutory authority for this regulation is located at subsections INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO, SUBSECTIONS 44-3-103, 44-3-202(1)(b), 44-3-202(2)(a)(I)(A), 44-3-202(2)(a)(I)(R), and 44-3- 202(2)(a)(I)(G), 44-3-202(2)(a)(I)(O), AND 44-3-308, C.R.S. The purpose of this regulation is to establish certain permitted and prohibited advertising practices between suppliers and retailers. A. Consumer Advertising Specialties 1. “Consumer advertising specialties” shall mean those items PRIMARILY designed to advertise or promote a specific alcohol beverage brand or supplier, THAT HAVE A UTILITARIAN FUNCTION TO THE CONSUMER IN ADDITION TO PRODUCT PROMOTION, ARE DESIGNED TO BE CARRIED AWAY BY THE CONSUMER, AND THAT HAVE NEGLIGIBLE VALUE. CONSUMER ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES ARE PRESUMED TO BE OF NEGLIGIBLE VALUE IF THE SUPPLIERS’ COST TO PURCHASE THE CONSUMER ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES IS LESS THAN TEN (10) DOLLARS PER ITEM. that have a utilitarian function to the consumer in addition to product promotion and that are intended and designed to be carried away by the consumer. Consumer advertising specialties shall include: t-shirts, caps, visors, LRWG DRAFT 7.17.19 CODE OF COLORADO REGULATIONS Liquor Enforcement Division 1 CCR 203-2 bottle or can openers, cork screws, printed recipes, pencils, pens, pins, buttons, matches, computer flash and jump drives (not to exceed 8 GB), computer mouse pads, shopping bags, key chains, paper or plastic cups and plates, and similar items of negligible value, as approved by the Division. For purposes of this regulation, glassware and plates do not qualify as consumer advertising specialties. 2. Suppliers may provide consumer advertising specialties OF NEGLIGIBLE VALUE free of charge to a licensed retailer, so long as they THE CONSUMER ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES contain an advertising message that promotes the supplier or their products, and do not contain any information, markings, or logos that are specific to a retailer. NO SUPPLIER MAY PROVIDE CONSUMER ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES TO ANY RETAILER IN AN AMOUNT THAT EXCEEDS ONE- THOUSAND (1000) DOLLARS PER YEAR, PER RETAIL LOCATION, AS MEASURED BY THE SUPPLIER’S PURCHASING COST FOR THE CONSUMER ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. 3. Consumer advertising specialties that contain any information, markings, or logos specific to a licensed retailer may not be provided free of charge, but must be purchased by a retailer at a minimum of the supplier’s cost. 4. Licensees must have available for inspection those customary business records that verify these transactions, in accordance WITH SECTION 44-3-701, C.R.S., and for the time frame specified in Regulation 47-700. B. Point-of-Sale Advertising 1. “Point-of-sale advertising” shall mean alcohol beverage brand-specific or supplier-specific promotional materials, within a retailer’s licensed premises. Such items may also include a retailer’s name and address. 2. Suppliers may provide the following point-of-sale advertising materials OF NEGLIGIBLE VALUE to licensed retailers free of charge for use within retail premises. POINT-OF-SALE ADVERTISING MATERIALS ARE CONSIDERED TO BE OF NEGLIGIBLE VALUE IF THE SUPPLIER’S COST TO PURCHASE THE POINT-OF-SALE ADVERTISING MATERIALS IS LESS THAN TEN (10) DOLLARS PER ITEM. NO SUPPLIER MAY PROVIDE CONSUMER ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES TO ANY RETAILER IN AN AMOUNT THAT EXCEEDS ONE-THOUSAND (1000) DOLLARS PER YEAR, PER RETAIL LOCATION, AS MEASURED BY THE SUPPLIER’S PURCHASING COST FOR THE POINT-OF-SALE ADVERTISING MATERIALS. display decorations of negligible value, table tents, table tent holders, sports schedules and brackets, case cards, serving trays, condiment trays, bar utensil caddies, stir rods, strainers, presses, check and credit card holders, shakers, pitchers, table mats, bar mats, alcohol beverage lists or menus, menu cards, menu holders, calendars, napkins, napkin holders, coasters, stir sticks, and similar items of negligible value, as approved by the Division. 3. A supplier may advertise, within retail premises, alcohol beverage products, consumer mail- in rebate offers, consumer giveaways, sweepstakes, contests, and cross promotions with non-alcohol beverage products. Suppliers may also provide contest and sweepstakes information and consumer entry forms. 4. Supplier Rebates for Consumers and Supplier Coupons Supplier rebates and coupons, as contemplated in this regulation, are a permitted method of alcohol beverage product promotion if they are intended to reach the consumer through permitted advertising practices, and to provide the consumer with a direct financial benefit through the redemption process. Rebates and coupons may not be used as a means of financial assistance to licensed retailers or as a means to influence or control a retailer’s product selection. a. A supplier’s “consumer rebate” provides a consumer with cash back after the consumer has purchased a supplier’s product and has provided proof of product purchase upon redemption. i. A supplier may provide consumer rebate certificates to consumers through LRWG DRAFT 7.17.19 CODE OF COLORADO REGULATIONS Liquor Enforcement Division 1 CCR 203-2 point-of-sale advertising (such as tear pads, shelf talkers, case cards, or other point-of-sales materials), package inserts, or other printed or electronic media. ii. A supplier’s consumer rebate certificate may not be redeemed through a licensed retailer. b. A supplier’s “instant redeemable coupon” provides a consumer with a discount off of the retailer’s selling price of an alcohol beverage product, at the time it is redeemed through a licensed retailer. i. Licensed retailers may redeem suppliers’ instant redeemable coupons only after they have been made available to consumers through general print or electronic media directed at the consumer; package inserts; or, a supplier’s representative or agent, who is not the retailer or their agent, who is providing coupons to consumers at the retail premises for the purpose of product promotion. ii. Licensed retailers are prohibited from accepting and redeeming any supplier-issued instant redeemable coupons unless redemption included presentation of the coupon by a consumer with the purchase of the product advertised therein, or in accordance with other applicable redemption rules specified by the supplier or their marketing agents. iii. Suppliers are prohibited from providing their instant redeemable coupons directly to licensed retailers, except when said coupons are packaged with, or attached to, each individual product package before such products are delivered to a licensed retailer. iv. Suppliers may never reimburse licensed retailers for suppliers’ instant redeemable coupons. Redemption must be through a third party that is independent from the supplier and the retailer. v. Retailers must have available for inspection, applicable business and banking records that verify these transactions, in accordance with 44-3- 701, C.R.S., and for the time frame specified in Regulation 47-700. Verification may include the retailer’s reconciliation of coupons redeemed to related products sold to consumers. 5. Supplier Give-A-Ways and Displays A supplier may advertise, within retail premises, alcohol beverage products, via consumer mail-in rebate offers, consumer give-a-ways, sweepstakes, contests, and cross promotions with non-alcohol beverage products. Suppliers may also provide contest and sweepstakes information and consumer entry forms. Further, suppliers may provide items, subject to the regulations below, to be given away in a consumer give-a-way, sweepstake or contest. For consumer give-a-ways, sweepstake or contests, (collectively “Consumer Contest”) the following regulations shall apply: a. No item provided as part of a Consumer Contest may be awarded to, received by or otherwise kept by the licensee or any of the licensee’s employees or an employee’s immediate or extended family members. b. No item provided as part of a Consumer Contest may be awarded to, received by or otherwise kept by a supplier licensee that is providing alcohol beverage products to the retail licensee or any of the supplier licensee’s employees or any supplier licensee’s employee’s immediate or extended family members. c. Any item(s) to be given away in a Consumer Contest must be awarded and given to the winning consumer within the time afforded by this regulation. Otherwise the LRWG DRAFT 7.17.19 CODE OF COLORADO REGULATIONS Liquor Enforcement Division 1 CCR 203-2 item(s) must be returned to the supplier who will be responsible for awarding the item(s) to the winner. d. The actual item(s) that is(are) part or the Consumer Contest shall be delivered to the retail license premises together with an invoice made out to the retail licensee for not less than the actual cost of the item(s). The retail licensee shall be responsible for and required to pay the invoice cost for the item unless the retail licensee can establish to the satisfaction of the Division that the item(s) was (were) in fact presented to the winning consumer in accordance with the rules of the Consumer Contest. Both the retail licensee and the supplier of the item shall each maintain in their respective records proof establishing that the item(s) was(were) delivered to the winning consumer. Such records shall include but not be limited to a signed acknowledgement of receipt of the item(s) by the winning consumer which acknowledgment shall include a valid form of identification proving the identity of the consumer, the consumer’s name, address, phone number, e-mail address (if available) and the date on which the item was presented to the consumer. In addition, the records shall include the name and position of the person or persons presenting the item to the consumer sufficient so that the Division can verify that the item was presented to the Consumer Contest winner. e. The Consumer Contest, including the drawing period, shall not last longer than 60 days. f. In the event that the supplier does not have the signed acknowledgement of receipt from the consumer within 30 days of the end of the Consumer Contest, it is the responsibility of both the retail licensee and the supplier, that payment in f ull of the invoice by the retail licensee is made to the supplier for the item(s). Absent payment within 24 hours of the expiration of the 30 day period, no supplier representing the brand advertised in the Consumer Contest shall be permitted to sell or otherwise provide any product to the retail licensee until the invoice is paid in full. g. Entrance into the Consumer Contest is not contingent on any purchases. h. The actual item(s) that is (are) part of the Consumer Contest may be on display in the licensed premises only during the period of the Consumer Contest. At the end of the contest period, the item(s) may be stored at the retailer location for no more than 30 days following the end of the Consumer Contest period. i. The item(s) must be properly identified in signage as a prize that is part of the Consumer Contest, e.g. “Win this Umbrella.” j. Signage shall display the starting date and ending date of the Consumer Contest, the name of the company providing the item(s), and all other relevant terms and conditions of the Consumer Contest. k. Failure to comply with this Regulation shall be considered a violation of the Regulation. C. Media Advertising 1. Except as provided in Regulations 47-322(B) and 47-322(C), and subsection (C)(3) of this regulation, no supplier shall directly or indirectly furnish or pay for any advertising for or with respect to any one or more retail licensee by means of the internet, device applications (apps), radio or television broadcast, magazines, newspapers, pamphlets, or similar media, or by means of any sign not located on or in the licensed premises of the retailer which is advertised. 2. Except as provided in Regulations 47-322(B) and 47-322(C), suppliers that purchase internet, device applications (apps), radio or television advertising packages from third LRWG DRAFT 7.17.19 CODE OF COLORADO REGULATIONS Liquor Enforcement Division 1 CCR 203-2 party advertising agencies: a. May not authorize the advertising agency to apply any value attributable to the supplier’s advertising package toward the advertising or promotion of any licensed retailer or their location. b. May not authorize the advertising agency to combine supplier-purchased advertising packages with those purchased by licensed retailers, for the purpose and benefit of cooperative advertising. 3. A supplier may directly or indirectly advertise for or with respect to any one (1) or more retailers that sell the supplier’s alcohol beverages, via the supplier’s internet websites (including forums such as a supplier’s Facebook page, blog or device applications (apps)) and electronic advertising messages delivered directly to consumers’ private electronic devices. 4. Closed-circuit television advertising networks, or similar advertising networks, that deliver advertising messages to consumers are permitted in retail licensed premises with the following conditions: a. A supplier may not provide a licensed retailer with any electronic equipment necessary to deliver network advertising. b. A licensed retailer may not receive revenues, directly or indirectly, from licensed suppliers who advertise on the network. Revenue from non-alcohol beverage suppliers who advertise on the same network, which can be clearly distinguished by the network advertiser from supplier revenues, are permitted provided that the retailer can document that the source of the revenue is not a licensed supplier. c. The advertising network and all related advertising receipts and distributions must be controlled by third party entities who are not licensed pursuant to article 3 or 4 of title 44, and who are wholly independent, in both form and substance, of any licensed supplier or retailer. D. Nothing in this regulation shall apply to non-profit, charitable, or other qualifying organizations, when such organization conducts licensed events pursuant to the requirements contained in article 5 of title 44, and related regulations, and such organization does not otherwise hold a retail license pursuant to articles 3 or 4 of title 44. However, nothing herein shall authorize any financial assistance for the purpose of altering or influencing an organization’s product selection for said events. E. Except as otherwise provided for in this regulation, no supplier shall directly or indirectly pay to any retailer, and no retailer shall accept, any value or consideration in connection with or for the right or privilege of posting or maintaining any advertising message, on or in, or relating to a retailer’s licensed premises. Regulation 47-328. Entertainment Districts. Basis and Purpose. The statutory authority for this regulation is located at subsections INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO, SUBSECTIONS 44-3-103, 44-3-202(1)(b), 44-3-202(2)(a)(I)(R), and 44-3-202(2)(a)(I)(C), C.R.S. The purpose of this regulation is to establish a mechanism for a local licensing authority to notify the state licensing authority when an entertainment district is created or modified within the local licensing authority ’s jurisdiction so that the state licensing authority is aware of the entertainment district and the varying local ordinances governing entertainment districts in accordance with the provisions of subsection 44-3-301(11), C.R.S. Within fifteen (15) days of the creation of an entertainment district pursuant to section 44 -3-301(11), C.R.S., a local licensing authority shall notify the state licensing authority of the entertainment district, and provide (1) a map of the entertainment district and any common consumption areas, (2) a list of licensed premises attached to any common consumption area, and (3) the hours of operation for any common consumption area and attached licensed premises. Changes to an existing entertainment district shall be reported to the state licensing authority by the local licensing authority within fifteen (15) days of such changes.