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AJ said the group would help distribute messages from the Boulder Police Department and highlight responsible service ahead of the University of Colorado Boulder’s fall football season; AJ noted a first home game on Aug. 29 and urged a prompt start. “I need your help trying to get information to alcohol license holders,” AJ said, asking the board to place the item on a future agenda and to allow access to license-holder contact information for distribution.
Board members expressed general support for community alignment and information sharing and asked AJ to bring a specific proposal. Licensing staff and board members said they would provide contacts and guidance. One board member suggested AJ contact former board member Absalon, who had been involved in the original RAR effort and could advise on next steps for a community-driven program.
The authority did not take formal action on the suggestion at the July 16 meeting. Board members encouraged AJ and licensing staff to discuss next steps and to return with a concrete proposal if the group seeks official board involvement or city resources.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","7-16-25 Beverage Licensing Authority Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","A community member urged the Beverage Licensing Authority to help restart a local Responsible Alcohol Retailer-type group to share information among licensees and police; board members encouraged follow-up and suggested contacting a former board member who helped run the original program.","taxTitle","Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado","taxId",3386,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6164254,"Boulder beverage board removes seven agenda items for re‑notice, schedules special hearing for July 30",2625,191000,2816000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5429216-7b71fe2544b92cd45e7907e02f9a6407&start=191&end=2816","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5429216-7b71fe2544b92cd45e7907e02f9a6407/thumbnail_191000.jpg","/articles/6164254/Boulder/Boulder-County/Colorado/Boulder-beverage-board-removes-seven-agenda-items-for-renotice-schedules-special-hearing-for-July-30","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6164254-26c431857bd805787d03f997bbb45132/orig.mp4?Expires=1770514417&Signature=e4y3lscjY~TkpAeu6lY~WA1Ep9V8G13hcvGmBJZZV1NRwGUohpssXzkOY6atTscXxNbx4gTl0et-O-JHPqUvqYR~5lfiNNYPSRpCgieydhLVPaV-lsx3x0efF0AZrZVa5kkyH-OAv5YnuLCgjpb56gcXikAyqsdRVVtEUdPnCPdHD9xV3L0Ie0NESIOmgrc5jGm-sWz7Jj9HM-s13qd4-su4R-YSRwO0cbGCF-TjHLdNPXfe6PhTEDetn4cPnL9Ngl-eGKV4WaYYVIS7LXuBA7qLz24s8mgSgL8yosFpr56fjrMrjDjmTPBUv7qKTDAnDviEyrMgDFl2moDoH8JRFA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The City of Boulder Beverage Licensing Authority removed seven items from its July 16 agenda after licensing staff told the authority the items were not properly publicly noticed.
Licensing clerk Caitlin informed the board that “agenda items 5 through 11 of this agenda for today… were not properly publicly noticed,” and asked the authority to remove those items and reschedule them for a special hearing at least 10 days after publication.
The authority first voted to remove items 5–11 from the July 16 meeting and then voted to hold the items at a special hearing on July 30 beginning at 3 p.m. Board members present voted affirmatively on both motions (members voting aye included Chair Sherylia Roberts, Member Barnes, Member Crane and Member Haggerty).
Licensing staff told attendees who are licensees for the affected items to expect an email with details about the July 30 hearing, including when to pick up the required public posting for the hearing. Staff said they will post the special hearing date at least 10 days before that hearing, per the licensing notice requirements cited by staff.
The authority’s procedural action removed the items from consideration on July 16 but did not address the merits of any application or enforcement matter on the removed items; those matters will be considered at the special hearing on July 30.
Board members and staff emphasized they intend to hear the items as soon as the notice period allows and encouraged licensees to watch their email for follow-up from city licensing.","The City of Boulder Beverage Licensing Authority voted July 16 to remove agenda items 5 through 11 from the July 16 hearing because they were not properly publicly noticed, and set a special hearing for those items on July 30 at 3 p.m.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6164258,"Boulder beverage board orders two-day liquor suspension for Fringe Pizza; nine days stayed",146,754000,900000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5429216-7b71fe2544b92cd45e7907e02f9a6407&start=754&end=900","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5429216-7b71fe2544b92cd45e7907e02f9a6407/thumbnail_754000.jpg","/articles/6164258/Boulder/Boulder-County/Colorado/Boulder-beverage-board-orders-two-day-liquor-suspension-for-Fringe-Pizza-nine-days-stayed","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6164258-1de3e7e50afb2b5a066baa8fba70ee2b/orig.mp4?Expires=1770514417&Signature=jRMNBH9Ow2hvzLH~8oD0im1E-Q2-Z13TS21shd6cqgnDCj9IUVobB6oPLnQdOfVGZjWqvmdX1EHBOYbtipbeKpgTLkc0z-Z7u9c7SwoDEBbIV~4UHWFC0pjMCFVNOM0CtW9DJcUcGiJx~GM~QXG72VKG0WMJ16Xd20peLjRedYGTLcQDSaRPeGDkT13x0TUgQoYw6oqXosDuqf5aTsTNgcQKqeVl3Qo0xn63uXL44bzjixQdKuiT5lrLfqomCkzX-qKke9dQfK5ohKa2qRciIOqePCRJJlccOBAFalmdIyVXgm6MPOkGBeavfZJCDMwbGqfzC9IFATquBTvL7fITeQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The City of Boulder Beverage Licensing Authority on July 16 accepted a stipulation resolving an alleged liquor-license violation by Fringe Pizza LLC, doing business as Fringe, a Well Tapped Eatery, and imposed a two-day suspension of the establishment’s hotel-restaurant liquor license with nine additional days stayed.
The finding and penalty came after the authority accepted a joint stipulation of facts and heard testimony from the licensees, who said the incident was a first offense and that the employee involved had completed additional training and paid a fine in municipal court.
Owner Dewey Brown (licensee) told the authority that Fringe has been in business at 2900 Valmont Road since 2019 and that the violation was the restaurant’s first. “This is our first violation,” Brown said. Manager Whitney Rejotte added that the employee “attended her court hearing, paid her fine, and renewed her TIPS training as well.”
In deliberations, board members cited the licensee’s clean record, prompt remedial steps and ongoing staff retraining as mitigating factors but also emphasized that the bartender had multiple opportunities to correct the error before service occurred. Member Haggerty said the owners “took it seriously” and noted their quick response. Member Crane said the decision to keep the employee and retrain staff weighed in the licensee’s favor.
After discussion about typical penalty tables, Member Haggerty proposed reducing the recommended days; the board ultimately voted to impose two days served with nine days in abeyance. The motion passed on an affirmative voice vote from the members present (Member Roberts, Member Barnes, Member Crane and Member Haggerty).
The licensee requested to pay a fine of $1,000 in lieu of the two suspension days; the board voted to deny that request, with members stating a concern about setting precedent and noting the bartender had opportunities to prevent the violation.
Board staff will prepare the required suspension poster; the board set the suspension to begin on the forthcoming Monday so that the poster must be posted by 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, July 20 (posted for the record as beginning Monday, July 21 and ending Tuesday, July 22). Licensing staff told the licensee that posters would be ready to pick up the following day and must be posted before the suspension begins.
Discussion (not a decision) included that the licensee may request a fine in lieu of suspension before the authority discusses posting; the board instructed staff on the timeline and poster procedures. The authority also reminded licensees that suspension days must be consecutive and within 30 days of the decision.
The authority’s action resolved the disciplinary hearing for Fringe Pizza; no additional formal enforcement action was announced at the meeting.","The City of Boulder Beverage Licensing Authority accepted a stipulation in a show-cause hearing for Fringe Pizza LLC (d/b/a Fringe, a Well Tapped Eatery) and imposed a two-day suspension of its hotel-restaurant liquor license, with nine additional suspension days held in abeyance.","actionData","errors"]

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