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ScottDLS wrote:

bikerbill wrote:I was at an RV show there two weeks ago, there are no 30.06 signs, I carried with no concerns ... strangely, we passed a Starbucks in a nearby hotel and it had a 30.06 sign. Thought Starbucks position was they obey local laws on concealed carry .. it's the only one I've seen in a Starbucks and it may have been the hotel's position, just seemed strange ...

The Starbucks outlets in hotels are usually owned by the hotel and not the company. Often they don't take Starbucks gift cards. SO I'm betting it was the hotel that put up the 30.06 and not Starbucks.

You should write to Starbucks and ask them why this one is posted when policy is different.

This is what the ACC online flier states: http://www.tasa.tasb.org/exhibitors/doc ... pdf#page20" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Section 4: Emergency and Public Safety
The ACC, as a City facility,
Section 11: Firearms/Weapons
A. City Code - Per section § 9-6-2 of the City Code FIREARMS ARE PROHIBITED ON CITY PREMISES
Except as provided in Sections 9-6-4 (Exception for Peace or Security Officers, or Retired Officers), 9-6-5 (Exception for Gun Shows/Display), and 9-6-6 (Exception for Shipping at Airport), a person may not enter or remain on City premises if the person is carrying a concealed or unconcealed firearm.
(Exception 9-6-2 requires prior City Manager Approval – No Exceptions)
Source: 1992 Code Section 10-9-2(A); Ord. 031023-13; Ord. 031211-11; Ord. 05030317.
Definitions:
Firearm means: (a) gun, pistol, rifle, or device designed, made, adapted, or readily convertible to use explosive energy
generated by an explosion or burning substance to expel a projectile through a barrel; or (b) An air gun.
Demo/Simulated Firearm means: Simulated rifle, shotgun, pistol or revolver that has been manufactured to resemble actual firearms modified by the manufacturer to be incapable of firing or discharge.
Dangerous Weapon means: Gas, liquid, solid, edged weapons, or instrumentality, which, in the manner used, is calcu- lated or likely to produce death or great bodily harm or injury.
Illegal knife means: (a) knife with a blade over five and one-half inches; (b) hand instrument designed to cut or stab another by being thrown; (c) dagger, including but not limited to a dirk, stiletto, and poniard; (d) bowie knife; (e) sword; or (f) spear.
B. Event Requests - All Event requests to possess, show or display any firearms, ammunition, simulated firearms, simulated ammunition or dangerous weapons on ACC premises must be made in writing to the ACC ninety (90) days prior to the first contracted date. The request must include the following information:
a. Person making the request, including contact information.
b. Any organization, public or private, represented.
c. Type and number of firearms, ammunition or weapons to be displayed.
d. Purpose or intent of the possession, show or display.
e. Any additional background requested by the ACC Security and Safety Division.
f. Any supporting material for consideration.
The ACC Chief of Security and Safety will ensure each request is reviewed and approved by the ACC Director or City Manager as deemed appropriate.
If approved, the requestor will be notified of such and a pre-event meeting may be scheduled with the ACC Security and Safety Division’s Health and Safety Specialist.

I don't know the date but it is the one on line.