Tabc On The Fly Certification Helps Hospitality Workers Stay Compliant
Re: TABC Sign Posting Rules/Laws by Keith B » Sat 2:02 pm Panzer Possum wrote: I guess some activist judge could decide a yellow daffodil is effective notice under Section 411.204, Government Code, same as anything else that doesn't meet the requirements, but I won't spend much time worrying about it. The violation would depend on the TABC classification. Yes, the sign is supposed to serve as notice that you are either about to enter a prohibited place or a non-prohibited place. This works fine if there is a unique NavigationTargetName for the selected Tab/Button. If we have two or more Tabs with the same target form name, we are unable to open a specific Tab. -The first tab with the matching targetName is opened-. I.e. TabA and TabC has the same targetFormName X if we use the following command TABC website and lookup of 51% businesses by RHenriksen » Thu 4:30 pm April 18 EDIT: TABC has told me that they now intend to update their website to make the 51% status of businesses available online to the public. I'll follow up with them in a few weeks to see how the work is going. Re: 51% lookup now available online @ TABC website! by RHenriksen » Mon 7:52 pm ScottDLS wrote: Russell from Texas3006.com could use it to help determine the status of a number of 51% signs that are currently reported as "maybes" regarding validity. Ah, good point - and the new Android TexasCHL app could link to the lookup page as ...
IF TABC determines the location to be 51%, then the signs saying so are required. IF the owner claims it to be 51%, he can post the signs until TABC audits and finds them incorrect. Re: New TABC signs by NotRPB » Thu 8:44 pm Show me where it "settles" anything about "long guns", sharp sticks, knives, chains, or other weapons other than handguns please Those TABC sections cited put a burden on TABC licensees to post signs, no duty on anyone else is paced by TABC, that would need to be in Penal Code to be a crime. Re: TABC Type Question by Jusme » Tue 3:42 pm MeMelYup wrote: What is Vanilla? Vanilla is used in some alcoholic drinks for flavoring. It is used in cakes, coockies, ice creams, breads and other prepared foods. TABC agents are TCLEOSE-certified Peace Officers. Open or concealed, uniformed or plainclothes, all perfectly legal, just the same as if they were local PD or DPS troopers.
