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Tin Roof location in Indianapolis placed on one-year renewal after excise report on overservice and carryout violations
Summary
Tin Roof Acquisition Company's Indianapolis location received a one-year renewal from the local board with the condition that management show continued compliance after a carryout and over-service-related settlement.
The Local Alcoholic Beverage Board granted a one-year renewal for Tin Roof's Indianapolis location (Tin Roof Acquisition Company) but imposed a 12-month monitoring expectation after the venue paid a settlement tied to carryout and sale-to-intoxicated-person violations found during a fall inspection.
Attorney Clark Kirkman appeared for Tin Roof and the venue's manager described measures taken after the cited incidents: new signage clarifying that drinks cannot be carried from the patio or premises, permanent metal signage to make boundaries clear, reinforced staff training on service to intoxicated persons and improved door and patio controls. The attorney said the licensee had accepted responsibility in settlement and had implemented procedural and staffing changes to reduce recurrence.
Board members pressed managers on specifics of crowd control, ID scanning systems and the chain-of-custody around last fall's incident that resulted in a fine. The board voted to renew for one year, with the expectation that the operator demonstrate no further violations during the probationary period.
The board recorded the renewal and advised the licensee that staff would follow up if additional excise complaints or violations were reported during the next 12 months.
