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Commission imposes $750 fine and 10‑day suspension in underage-sale case; approves two new alcohol licenses
Summary
Toccoa commissioners accepted an Alcohol Beverage Control Board recommendation to fine $750 and suspend one license for 10 days for an underage-sale violation, and unanimously approved alcohol licenses for Falls Road Convenience Store and Sanjh, LLC.
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The City Commission on Jan. 27 approved disciplinary and licensing actions recommended by the Alcohol Beverage Control Board.
Commissioner Gail Fry moved and Commissioner Terry Carter seconded a motion to impose a $750 fine and a 10-day license suspension pursuant to the ABC Board's recommendation in an underage-sales case; the commission voted unanimously to accept the recommendation.
The commission also approved alcohol licenses for two businesses: Falls Road Convenience Store and Sanjh, LLC. Both license approvals were moved by Commissioner Fry and seconded by Commissioner Carter and carried unanimously.
The meeting minutes do not identify the business subject to the fine or additional procedural details beyond the sanction and suspension length; the record shows the commission implemented the ABC Board recommendation on the disciplinary matter and granted the two new licenses during the meeting.
