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[Title R081. Table of Contents]
R81-4B-1 Licensing.
Airport lounge liquor licenses are issued to persons as defined in Section 32A-1-105 (34). Any contemplated action or transaction that may alter the organizational structure or ownership interest of the person to whom the license is issued must be submitted to the department for approval prior to consummation of any such action to ensure there is no violation of Sections 32A-4-202 (3) and 32A-4-203.
R81-4B-2 Application.
A license application shall be included in the agenda of the monthly commission meeting for consideration for issuance of an airport lounge license when the requirements of Sections 32A-4-202 , -203, and -205 have been met, a completed application has been received by the department, and the airport lounge premises have been inspected by the department.
R81-4B-3 Bonds.
No part of any corporate or cash bond required by Section 32A-4-205 may be withdrawn during the time the license is in effect. If the licensee fails to maintain a valid corporate or cash bond, the license shall be immediately suspended until a valid bond is obtained. Failure to obtain a bond within 30 days of notification by the department of the delinquency shall result in the automatic revocation of the license.
R81-4B-4 Insurance.
Public liability and dram shop insurance coverage required in Section 32A-4-202 (1)(h) and (i) must remain in force during the time the license is in effect. Failure of the licensee to maintain the required insurance coverage may result in a suspension or revocation of the license by the commission.
R81-4B-5 Airport Lounge Liquor Licensee Liquor Order Procedures.
The following procedures shall be followed when airport lounge liquor licensees order liquor from any state liquor store, package agency, or department satellite warehouse:
(1) An "Airport Lounge Liquor Order Form" must be completed for all airport lounge liquor orders. The order form must be filled out by store/agency personnel and must include the airport lounge liquor licensee name, department license number, and merchandise listed by code number.
(2) The licensee must allow at least one hour for the store/agency to fill the order. When the order is complete, the licensee will be notified by phone. The total cost of the store/agency total and the licensee total must agree.
(3) All orders must be picked up before 5:00 p.m. the same day the order is placed. Licensee's designee must check and sign for the order before it leaves the store, agency or warehouse.
(4) Merchandise shall be supplied to the licensee on request when it is available on a first come, first served basis.
R81-4B-6 Airport Lounge Liquor Licensee Operating Hours.
Liquor sales shall be in accordance with Section 32A-4-206 (7). However, licensees may open the liquor storage area during hours otherwise prohibited for the limited purpose of inventory, restocking, repair, and cleaning.
R81-4B-7 Sale and Purchase of Alcoholic Beverages.
(1) A patron may pay for an alcoholic beverage at the time of purchase, or, at the discretion of both the licensee and the patron, the price charged may be added to the patron's tab, provided that a written beverage tab, as provided in Section 32A-4-206 (22), shall be commenced upon the patron's first purchase and shall be maintained by the airport lounge during the course of the patron's stay at the airport lounge regardless of where the patron orders and consumes an alcoholic beverage. Customers shall be notified of the price charged for any packaged wine or heavy beer and any service charges for the supply of glasses, chilling, or wine service.
(2) An alcoholic beverage may contain the contents of a 50 ml bottle as a primary liquor if the commission has authorized the use of the 50 ml bottle for a specific liquor product.
R81-4B-8 Liquor Storage.
Liquor bottles kept for sale in use with a dispensing system, liquor flavorings in properly labeled unsealed containers, and unsealed containers of wines poured by the glass may be stored in the same storage area of the airport lounge as approved by the department.
R81-4B-9 Alcoholic Product Flavoring.
Airport lounge licensees may use alcoholic products as flavoring subject to the following guidelines:
(1) Alcoholic product flavoring may be utilized in beverages only during the authorized selling hours under the airport lounge license. Alcoholic product flavoring may be used in the preparation of food items and desserts at any time if plainly and conspicuously labeled "cooking flavoring".
(2) No airport lounge employee under the age of 21 years may handle alcoholic product flavorings.
R81-4B-10 Price Lists.
(1) Each licensee shall have available for its patrons a printed price list containing current prices of all mixed drinks, wine, beer, and heavy beer. This list shall include any charges for the service of packaged wines or heavy beer.
(2) Any printed menu, master beverage price list or other printed list is sufficient as long as the prices are current and the list is readily available to the patron.
(3) A licensee or his employee may not misrepresent the price of any alcoholic beverage that is sold or offered for sale on the licensed premises.
R81-4B-11 Identification Badge.
Each employee of the licensee who sells, dispenses or provides alcoholic beverages shall wear a unique identification badge visible above the waist, bearing the employee's first name, initials, or a unique number in letters or numbers not less than 3/8 inch high. The identification badge must be worn on the front portion of the employee's body. The licensee shall maintain a record of all employee badges assigned, which shall be available for inspection by any peace officer, or representative of the department. The record shall include the employee's full name and address and a driver's license or similar identification number.
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KEY: alcoholic beverages
1994
[Editor's note: Below are references
to the Utah Code that are listed by the
agency making this rule as authority
for the rule.]
32A-1-107
Notice of Continuation December 23, 1996
