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by sjfcontrol
Wed Oct 24, 2012 8:55 pm
Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
Topic: TABC/CHL Service
Replies: 25
Views: 4118

Re: TABC/CHL Service

C-dub wrote:
recaffeination wrote:If it's a 51% bar that posts a 51% sign (red sign) then the unlicensed warning sign (blue sign) is redundant, but I think it's still literally true. That's the penalty for unlicensed carry
And that's where I was having a problem. I knew they applied to different groups of people, but thought there was also a blue 51% sign to make it clear instead of someone having to guess. I've only been to one bar that was probably really a 51% location in the last 25-30 years and that was earlier this year.

"Red" 51% signs (which are the only red/51% ones that exist), are for bars -- places that receive 51% or more from the sale of alcohol for on-premises consumption. "Blue" unlicensed possession signs are for place that sell alcohol in any form or percentage that don't meet the requirement for the red sign. (In other word, less than 51% on-premesis consumption). The blue sign applies to restaurants, grocery stores, liquor stores, big-box stores, convenience stores, etc.

Hope it's clear now...
by sjfcontrol
Tue Oct 23, 2012 6:54 am
Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
Topic: TABC/CHL Service
Replies: 25
Views: 4118

Re: TABC/CHL Service

There is no such thing as a "blue" 51% sign.
The lettering may be blue, but the 51% is red (but if posted in a window, may be faded out), and that sign is referred to on the liquor license as "Sign=RED"

There are only two signs -- The RED 51% sign, and the blue "unlicensed possession" sign.

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