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Board to consider Quickstop tobacco permit after sale without a permit

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Summary

Staff reported a Quickstop retailer sold tobacco without a permit on July 24; the certificate is nearly complete but the board may require the owner to appear in September to determine whether a permit will be issued.

Inspectors told the board that an applicant for a tobacco retail permit (Quickstop) had sold tobacco without a permit on July 24. Staff said the proprietor has one outstanding document to submit before a permit can be issued; the board discussed having the proprietor appear in September for the board to consider permit issuance and any enforcement steps.

A board member suggested the proprietor come before the board in September so members may ask questions directly. Staff and board members noted that routine enforcement can include hearings, fines and potential permit denial if violations continue.