Any time the cops come to your place, it gets recorded. Be it overcrowding, a fight or a noise complaint, it all gets recorded. Everytime the cops come in, it is required that they ask for your liquor license number. If the cops are cool, or if you bribe them enough lol, they don't inform the liquor board of these violations and nothing happens to your license. On the other hand, if the cops have it in for you, any little mistake gets noted and will enventually lead to a fine. First offences never result in suspension, but once you have a few, they nail you!! Then everything is fair game, and they will do everything they can to get you again and eventually close you down. A liquor license is a very delicate thing to have. If you don't adhere to each and every rule, and believe me there are many, you lose it. BEEN THERE, DONE THAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lahtina wrote: MJ contributes to loss of anal sphincter control? Oh oh. I meant $hit as per stuff.... as a way of saying "more things" without actually saying them.... but i was actually thinking them, but in letters.... BTW.... I Love MJ (rMJnfMJ)
DJAlonso wrote: ha, hahahha... but who would pay cover to go smoke up, really..... I would.... some deep house and a "J" that's all I need.... I would be like "DUDE!!! this music is like an extension of my thoughts and $hit".....
MJ contributes to loss of anal sphincter control? Oh oh.
Dogo wrote: K, I'll take your word for itI guess my point is, that having your license suspended doesn't stop you from being loud.... technicallySo the "punishment" makes a bit of sense, but not a LOT
Good point.
But they are obviously hitting a club/bar where it hurts.. the pocketbook. No liquor = low/no attendance.
They should just allow people to smoke up then. The party would be more chill and people would be really thirsty so they'll buy the $8 bottles of water!
DON CHELO wrote: Dogo wrote: Marky Mark wrote: Dogo wrote: I was just going to say... how does the noise level have anything to do with their liquor license Shouldn't they be fined, shutdown, forced to give out free ear plugs, etc... instead? I think... and this is just a guess.. but in order to get/maintain a licore (mispelled on purpose) license you need to adhere to certain by-laws like noise control... I dunno, whatever, Docks sucks anyway. -- Edited by Marky Mark at 09:34, 2006-07-25 I dunno, and this is just another guess... BUT bylaws are municipal, and likuor (I mean buze) licence is granted by the provinceI doubt "noise level" would be something they'd have to adhere to, to keep their license, no?.... I dunno YES, U MUST ADHERE TO NOISE CONTROL OR A FINE WILL BE GIVEN. SECOND TIME OFFENDERS COULD HAVE THEIR LICENSE SUSPENDED OR REMOVED. ANY VIOLATIONS TO THE LIQUOR LICENSE ACT FALLS UNDER CRIMINAL CODE. IT SUCKS, I SURE LEARNT MY LESSON WITH ALL MY FINES!!! K, I'll take your word for itI guess my point is, that having your license suspended doesn't stop you from being loud.... technicallySo the "punishment" makes a bit of sense, but not a LOT
THE PUNISHMENT DOESN'T MAKE ANY SENSE TO ME!!! THE ENTIRE LIQUOR ACT IS USELESS. WHY CAN WE NOT SELL LIQUOR AFTER 2AM. AT LEAST MAKE IT SIMILAR TO MONTREAL!!!!
Dogo wrote: Marky Mark wrote: Dogo wrote: I was just going to say... how does the noise level have anything to do with their liquor license Shouldn't they be fined, shutdown, forced to give out free ear plugs, etc... instead? I think... and this is just a guess.. but in order to get/maintain a licore (mispelled on purpose) license you need to adhere to certain by-laws like noise control... I dunno, whatever, Docks sucks anyway. -- Edited by Marky Mark at 09:34, 2006-07-25 I dunno, and this is just another guess... BUT bylaws are municipal, and likuor (I mean buze) licence is granted by the provinceI doubt "noise level" would be something they'd have to adhere to, to keep their license, no?.... I dunno YES, U MUST ADHERE TO NOISE CONTROL OR A FINE WILL BE GIVEN. SECOND TIME OFFENDERS COULD HAVE THEIR LICENSE SUSPENDED OR REMOVED. ANY VIOLATIONS TO THE LIQUOR LICENSE ACT FALLS UNDER CRIMINAL CODE. IT SUCKS, I SURE LEARNT MY LESSON WITH ALL MY FINES!!!
K, I'll take your word for it I guess my point is, that having your license suspended doesn't stop you from being loud.... technically So the "punishment" makes a bit of sense, but not a LOT
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I read this in the Metro News this morning. That kinda sucks, especially since lately they`ve been throwing some pretty good soca jams. A friend from work deals with the sound crew that holds the jams and he`s very dissapointed.
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Marky Mark wrote: Dogo wrote: I was just going to say... how does the noise level have anything to do with their liquor license Shouldn't they be fined, shutdown, forced to give out free ear plugs, etc... instead? I think... and this is just a guess.. but in order to get/maintain a licore (mispelled on purpose) license you need to adhere to certain by-laws like noise control... I dunno, whatever, Docks sucks anyway. -- Edited by Marky Mark at 09:34, 2006-07-25 I dunno, and this is just another guess... BUT bylaws are municipal, and likuor (I mean buze) licence is granted by the provinceI doubt "noise level" would be something they'd have to adhere to, to keep their license, no?.... I dunno
YES, U MUST ADHERE TO NOISE CONTROL OR A FINE WILL BE GIVEN. SECOND TIME OFFENDERS COULD HAVE THEIR LICENSE SUSPENDED OR REMOVED. ANY VIOLATIONS TO THE LIQUOR LICENSE ACT FALLS UNDER CRIMINAL CODE. IT SUCKS, I SURE LEARNT MY LESSON WITH ALL MY FINES!!!
Dogo wrote: Marky Mark wrote: Dogo wrote: I was just going to say... how does the noise level have anything to do with their liquor license Shouldn't they be fined, shutdown, forced to give out free ear plugs, etc... instead? I think... and this is just a guess.. but in order to get/maintain a licore (mispelled on purpose) license you need to adhere to certain by-laws like noise control... I dunno, whatever, Docks sucks anyway. -- Edited by Marky Mark at 09:34, 2006-07-25
I dunno, and this is just another guess... BUT bylaws are municipal, and likuor (I mean buze) licence is granted by the provinceI doubt "noise level" would be something they'd have to adhere to, to keep their license, no?.... I dunno
Let's ask someone who's never owned a bar but seems like they know what they're talking about.
Dogo wrote: I was just going to say... how does the noise level have anything to do with their liquor license Shouldn't they be fined, shutdown, forced to give out free ear plugs, etc... instead? I think... and this is just a guess.. but in order to get/maintain a licore (mispelled on purpose) license you need to adhere to certain by-laws like noise control... I dunno, whatever, Docks sucks anyway. -- Edited by Marky Mark at 09:34, 2006-07-25
I dunno, and this is just another guess... BUT bylaws are municipal, and likuor (I mean buze) licence is granted by the province I doubt "noise level" would be something they'd have to adhere to, to keep their license, no?.... I dunno
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Dogo wrote: I was just going to say... how does the noise level have anything to do with their liquor license Shouldn't they be fined, shutdown, forced to give out free ear plugs, etc... instead?
I think... and this is just a guess.. but in order to get/maintain a licore (mispelled on purpose) license you need to adhere to certain by-laws like noise control... I dunno, whatever, Docks sucks anyway.
I was just going to say... how does the noise level have anything to do with their liquor license Shouldn't they be fined, shutdown, forced to give out free ear plugs, etc... instead?
I was just going to say... how does the noise level have anything to do with their liquor license Shouldn't they be fined, shutdown, forced to give out free ear plugs, etc... instead?
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So........yeah.........................why is this on 2 threads???? Has foro come down to this??? Talking simultaneously about the same thing on two seperate threads????
What are you talking about, woman? It's been going on forever! Oh and... there is a rat in separate. Oh # 2... it's liquor.
Motown Junkie wrote: So........yeah.........................why is this on 2 threads???? Has foro come down to this??? Talking simultaneously about the same thing on two seperate threads???? What are you talking about, woman? It's been going on forever! Oh and... there is a rat in separate. Oh # 2... it's liquor.
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Yes and no. Toronto Island residents won that battle but since The Docks have appealed the court's decision, they're still able to sell liquer (sp??).....licquor (sp???)......alcohol!!!!
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Oh oh. 
I meant $hit as per stuff.... as a way of saying "more things" without actually saying them.... but i was actually thinking them, but in letters.... 
Roses are red violets are korny, when I think of you Ohh baby I get horny...
Shouldn't they be fined, shutdown, forced to give out free ear plugs, etc... instead?
YES, U MUST ADHERE TO NOISE CONTROL OR A FINE WILL BE GIVEN. SECOND TIME OFFENDERS COULD HAVE THEIR LICENSE SUSPENDED OR REMOVED. ANY VIOLATIONS TO THE LIQUOR LICENSE ACT FALLS UNDER CRIMINAL CODE. IT SUCKS, I SURE LEARNT MY LESSON WITH ALL MY FINES!!! K, I'll take your word for itI guess my point is, that having your license suspended doesn't stop you from being loud.... technicallySo the "punishment" makes a bit of sense, but not a LOT 
Good point bro
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