If there's no physical barrier with signage saying something like 'no alcoholic beverages beyond this point'. Then assume the whole building is 51% & off limits for concealed carry.Keith B wrote:You would need to assume yes. It IS possible that a specific area in the building was defined when the license was issued, but more than likely the company will request the whole building so alcohol can be served and consumed anywhere in the location. The only way to know for sure what portion of the building or whole building has been defined is to contact TABC and ask them to tell you. There is no way for us to do it from the Internet. So, my advice is error on the side of caution, and if you see a 51% sign or the location is listed as 51%, then assume it is the whole building until you know differently.Piney wrote:Could one assume that the whole facility would fall under the 51% license/signage because one can carry their purchased beverage around the facility ?
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So what if the converse were true - where a business does not generate 51% of its revenue from on-site alcohol consumption sales but posts a 51% sign? Is it legal to cc in such a place?