Re: New TABC signs by NotRPB » Thu 8:44 pm Show me where it "settles" anything about "long guns", sharp sticks, knives, chains, or other weapons other than handguns please Those TABC sections cited put a burden on TABC licensees to post signs, no duty on anyone else is paced by TABC, that would need to be in Penal Code to be a crime.
TABC website and lookup of 51% businesses by RHenriksen » Thu 4:30 pm April 18 EDIT: TABC has told me that they now intend to update their website to make the 51% status of businesses available online to the public. I'll follow up with them in a few weeks to see how the work is going.
Re: 51% lookup now available online @ TABC website! by RHenriksen » Mon 7:52 pm ScottDLS wrote: Russell from Texas3006.com could use it to help determine the status of a number of 51% signs that are currently reported as "maybes" regarding validity. Ah, good point - and the new Android TexasCHL app could link to the lookup page as ...
Re: TABC Type Question by Jusme » Tue 3:42 pm MeMelYup wrote: What is Vanilla? Vanilla is used in some alcoholic drinks for flavoring. It is used in cakes, coockies, ice creams, breads and other prepared foods.
The violation would depend on the TABC classification. Yes, the sign is supposed to serve as notice that you are either about to enter a prohibited place or a non-prohibited place.
Re: TABC Question by Velocity » Sat 8:09 pm srothstein wrote: To be sure, check the TABC Public Inquiry System to see if they have a license or permit at all. This could be a very useful system for "checking" a location beforehand to see if they're 51% or not IF it actually stated they were 51% or not. Unfortunately, it doesn't..
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IF TABC determines the location to be 51%, then the signs saying so are required. IF the owner claims it to be 51%, he can post the signs until TABC audits and finds them incorrect.
Re: TABC Sign Posting Rules/Laws by Keith B » Sat 2:02 pm Panzer Possum wrote: I guess some activist judge could decide a yellow daffodil is effective notice under Section 411.204, Government Code, same as anything else that doesn't meet the requirements, but I won't spend much time worrying about it.
TABC agents are TCLEOSE-certified Peace Officers. Open or concealed, uniformed or plainclothes, all perfectly legal, just the same as if they were local PD or DPS troopers.