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An Alcohol and Poisoning coordinator reported 18 DUI arrests in September, including one person under 21 (19 years old). The coordinator said there were 11 citations for public consumption issued at various locations along Great Mills Road and adjacent lots. The coordinator added that a sobriety checkpoint on Sept. 26 screened 128 vehicles; one driver was pulled for additional screening but released after officers determined no clear signs of impairment.

Board Inspector Gordon Thompson said he inspected 13 establishments in September and completed five follow-up inspections. Thompson also said he prepared a keg-book example form to help licensees fill out required records correctly and reported the beverage-board vehicle was replaced with a lower-mileage unit.

David Dett, representing the St. Mary's County Licensed Beverage Association, told the board the association's retail-account-availability subcommittee is working with board staff to increase the number of RAS-trained employees and to standardize consequences for violations. \"We are working with Tammy and Jimmy to try to streamline some of the classes that are gonna be more geared specifically to employees,\" Dett said, describing efforts to shorten one class from four hours to three and to add employee-focused sessions in addition to licensee sessions.

Kendall Heizer, program coordinator for the Community Alcohol Coalition, said the coalition is developing a social-norms media campaign and will attend the county Oyster Festival on Oct. 18 and the Way to Wellness Fair at the Southern Maryland Higher Education Center. Heizer confirmed the coalition will continue to award a $25 gift card to employees who turn in confiscated fake IDs and said there are procedures for submitting seized IDs to coalition or law-enforcement staff for the incentive.

Board members said they will meet with licensees along Great Mills Road to discuss responsible service and attempts to reduce public consumption and loitering near licensed premises. The transcript shows those enforcement and outreach items were discussed as part of \"other business\" and reports to the board; no new regulations or board actions were adopted at the meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","10/9/2014 Alcohol Beverage Board","oneSentenceSummary","Board staff reported September enforcement activity including 18 DUIs and 11 public-consumption citations along Great Mills Road; stakeholders described plans to shorten RAS training for employees and expand outreach, including incentives for turned-in fake IDs.","taxTitle","St. Mary's County, Maryland","taxId",51086,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6358873,"Applicant withdraws Woodlawn conditional-approval extension request over structural issues",241,210000,451000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2210871-547fed3cfa3c7778b1193b6bcc0c4ace&start=210&end=451","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2210871-547fed3cfa3c7778b1193b6bcc0c4ace/thumbnail_210000.jpg","/articles/6358873/St-Marys-County/Maryland/Applicant-withdraws-Woodlawn-conditional-approval-extension-request-over-structural-issues","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6358873-9cc934763ece9007d33c02f3a383fd95/orig.mp4?Expires=1770843256&Signature=JdOmdXdEu6S2F9-dIV0sYkXAjo1cobLyQaUrPZBQ8U9COuUZSNAGrCEhhz682LgsTpw~HS-TD8Dk~rGIrSFqgkyat-vnyuAbEJpfR3FuczYJobytpTiqn3mAhLvGyFeLmJvKZD6tj-9ieOrrQ5VSA7YHW1p0kvuY2yt4jnMhookn6q7hM0GcKzlE6sq-rsqm7D5xgqN3WwjePoe6hj4zz8SD6QBEbfb4~dD675dPWLdp0DFPSMWckk-Kan8jJIpMrTdSpndHdqMue1QmOxJHbhilWrxCaelycB5~ugtB0wxySfMxHhh62aqK5JlFHYt4~0-M7zpLkLN3Tf3p2gsdlw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Jane Margaret O'Brien told the St. Mary's County Alcohol Beverage Board on Oct. 9 that she was withdrawing a request for a nine-day extension of conditional approval for the Woodlawn project because unresolved structural issues mean the facility will not be finished this fall.

\"We have not resolved these yet,\" O'Brien said of structural challenges at the site, which she described as involving an \"old tobacco barn\" that is \"far short of being able to allow us to finish this project this fall.\" She told the board the health department and the fire marshal have indicated the planned use \"is very possible\" from a permitting standpoint but that the structural problems would \"compromise the facility long term\" if not addressed.

O'Brien said she and her project partners had previously been granted a two-month extension in August but do not expect to be ready within another two months. She told the board she planned to return with an updated application when the work is closer to completion, likely in February or March.

Board members accepted the withdrawal and advised O'Brien to resubmit when the project is nearer to completion. No formal vote was required after the applicant withdrew the extension request.

The transcript shows the withdrawal occurred during the \"old business\" portion of the agenda; the applicant spoke while under oath and provided a mailing address for the record. No additional conditions or deadlines were set at the meeting.","An applicant seeking a 9-day extension for a Woodlawn conditional approval withdrew the request after saying unresolved structural problems make immediate completion unlikely; the project will be resubmitted when closer to completion.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":79,"_45":91,"_47":92,"_49":82,"_51":93,"_53":94,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":95,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":96,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6358878,"Alcohol Beverage Board approves refillable-container permit for Bob Sunoco, OKs administrative license changes",369,579000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2210871-547fed3cfa3c7778b1193b6bcc0c4ace&start=210&end=579","/articles/6358878/St-Marys-County/Maryland/Alcohol-Beverage-Board-approves-refillable-container-permit-for-Bob-Sunoco-OKs-administrative-license-changes","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6358878-87707c205e0abb3754a4eab4955e08fb/orig.mp4?Expires=1770843256&Signature=EhpVBePf2DSjXs-H8Szcs2bUic6nO9MgfrvV9jBa1PgYZOx8fkPyYMLSz~vr-maPygeXdUX5twn7J0KK6WuV2oytH6pzXyPM3N7pC9qshcleJblrgEZOC08DUUzIbbEd26MPTKniVH1~DAZKLjOE92t8goAteVcCxGlQYTFWpBV1B5lZcG8LHAjfFucZb2~Q~yOZhrwjyOVHj9haJhmQn8o5g4VF8nMxlGYpInyv7d3c9yHp43816yhRSmLq11~8rbUeng85-r3hvvKwD0u9JNJO79sMnJps3AdOfDsBvfRJbGOR5jl8Oq~4-1g4rAjt5CqxSau1cp0SM13WSljznw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The St. Mary's County Alcohol Beverage Board on Oct. 9 approved a refillable-container permit for Bob Sunoco and ratified several administrative changes to existing licenses, including officer/member updates for Buffalo Wild Wings Grill and Bar and the removal of a listed officer at Knightlife.

The approvals were part of routine business at the board's monthly meeting, which also included formal approval of the board's Sept. 11 minutes. Board Administrator Tammy Hildebrand confirmed the refillable-container permission will be added to the license once the treasurer's office receives the paperwork and fee.

Robert Belden, who applied for the permit on behalf of Bob Sunoco in Valley Lee, told the board the planned system is \"a completely automated, totally, you know, clean environment. It's, it's basically push button. You insert the growler. You press the button. It does everything for you.\" Belden said he has not yet placed equipment orders and will coordinate with the health department before installation.

Votes at a glance

- Approval of minutes for Sept. 11, 2014: Motion carried (record shows unanimous voice approval; detailed roll-call not specified in transcript).

- Special privilege application: refillable-container permit for Bob Sunoco (applicant Robert Belden): Motion carried (voice vote; opposing vote(s) mentioned but individual tallies were not specified in the record).

- Officer/member change: Buffalo Wild Wings Grill and Bar — removal of Michael Philip Goodenough and addition of Paul Kemper Caraccioli Jr.: Motion carried (administrative action).

- Officer/member change: Knightlife — removal of Theodore William Crafton Jr.: Motion carried (administrative action).

Board Administrator Tammy Hildebrand told the applicant to bring his license and the required fee to the treasurer's office so the refillable-container privilege can be added to the license record.

The approvals were processed as routine business; the board did not attach additional conditions to the administrative membership changes. The transcript does not show a formal recorded roll-call with named votes for each motion.","The St. Mary's County Alcohol Beverage Board approved a refillable-container (growler) permit for Bob Sunoco and signed off on several officer/member changes and license updates during its Oct. 9, 2014 meeting.","actionData","errors"]

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