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Title 8 : Alcoholic Beverages
Chapter 2 : Beer

8-220 : Minimum mandatory training requirements for employees of beer permit holders.

  1. No person holding a permit or license to sell beer in the municipal limits of Rocky Top shall allow any employee to sell or serve beer unless that employee has attended and completed a program of alcoholic beverage sale or server instruction approved and certified by the Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission.
  2. No employee of a person holding a beer permit or license to sell beer in municipal limits of Rocky Top shall be allowed to sell or serve beer unless that person has attended and completed a program of alcoholic sale or server instruction approved and certified by the Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission.
    1. New employees of permit holders will have thirty (30) days to obtain proper certification from the date of hire.
    2. Certificate of training is transferable between alcohol outlets except for outlets that are certified responsible vendors by the Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission.
    3. Employees holding a valid Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission certification or license shall be exempt from the terms of this section.
  3. Employees of permit holders shall annually complete a program of alcoholic sale or server instruction approved and certified by the Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission.
  4. Documentation demonstrating compliance with the terms of this sections shall be maintained on premises and shall be available for inspection by proper authorities at all times.
  5. The Rocky Top Beer Board may issue show cause orders to any permit holders or employees to command their presence and answer charges before the board upon information and belief received that a violation of this section has occurred. (Ord. #503, Feb. 2017)