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Little Canada ,pOIAN O 0 _. ■• L Thunder Bay Minnesota -- f °'.+- �s'�"^^^^ Ontario sisrfR cm its CANADIAN DAYS BEER GARDEN POLICIES Preventing Sales to Underage Customers o For every alcohol sale or service, check identification of all customers appearing to be under the age of 30. This will be done by hired sheriff deputies if available, or ticket booth volunteers. False IDs will be confiscated by sheriff deputies. o Wristbands will be used to identify people who are 21 and older. o Limit the number of servings per person to four. Preventing Intoxication o No alcohol sales or service will be made to anyone appearing obviously intoxicated. Notify sheriff deputy of any problem situations. o Limit the serving size to 12 ounces for beer and wine coolers and 5 oz. for wine. ® Offer non - alcoholic beer. ® No alcohol will be served after 11:30 PM on Friday or Saturday night, or after 5:00 PM on Sunday. Alcohol ticket sales will stop 15 minutes before end of band performance to prevent excessive drinking in a short amount of time. A No promotions to encourage excessive drinking will be offered. Improving Staffing and Management Issues o Provide training for alcohol servers and event coordinators. • Require a trained festival committee member to be stationed in beer garden while alcohol is being served. o Restrict alcohol servers and alcohol ticket sales to individuals 21 years and older. s Alcohol policies will be posted for all alcohol ticket sellers and alcohol servers. 9 Hire adequate security to monitor alcohol consumption. (At least one officer on duty at all times when alcohol is served and three officers during night band performances) • Any questionable incidents (i.e. cutting off an intoxicated customer or violent behavior) will be reported to the sheriff deputies on the premises. Protecting the Community o Monitor festival area for suspicious activities. Report them to the sheriff deputies on the premises. 6/16/2011 Revision 5