Premises Management and Security Flashcards
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What is the primary purpose of a TABC license or permit condition restricting hours of alcohol sales?
Answer: To reduce alcohol-related incidents and public disturbances during late-night hours
Restricted hours are designed to limit alcohol-related violence, DWI incidents, and public disturbances by controlling when alcohol can be sold.
In Texas, what time must most licensed establishments stop selling alcohol?
Answer: 2 AM
Most Texas alcohol permits require that alcohol sales cease by 2:00 AM under the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code.
Which of the following is an example of proper premises management to prevent over-consumption?
Answer: Training staff to monitor patron consumption and condition throughout their visit
Continuous staff monitoring of patron consumption and condition is a core premises management strategy for responsible alcohol service.
What is a 'designated driver' program, and how does it support TABC goals?
Answer: A voluntary arrangement where one person in a group abstains from alcohol to drive others home safely
Designated driver programs reduce DWI incidents by ensuring a sober driver is available, directly supporting TABC's goal of reducing alcohol-related harm.
Under TABC guidelines, which area of an alcohol-serving premises requires the most careful security monitoring?
Answer: The parking lot, especially at closing time
Parking lots at closing time are high-risk areas for DWI departures, fights, and other alcohol-related incidents requiring active security presence.
What must a TABC licensee do if they decide to permanently close their business?
Answer: Notify TABC and surrender the license
Permanent closure requires notifying TABC and surrendering the license, as licenses cannot be left active without a valid operating business.