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    BEFORE THE CITY OF KNOXVILLE BEER BOARD CITY OF KNOXVILLE, Plaintiff, v. PERMIT NO. P082322006 Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC d/b/a Neyland Stadium - Aramark Bowl 2400 Market St Philadelphia, PA 19103 Permittee. NOTICE AND ORDER ‘This is to notify you that, pursuant to the allegations in the Non-Compliance Complaint attached hereto, the City of Knoxville has requested that your beer permit be suspended or revoked at a public hearing to be conducted within sixty (60) days but not less than thirty (30) days after your receipt of the Notice. At that hearing, the City of Knoxville Law Department will place before a hearing officer any pertinent evidence of information upon which the City bases its position that Beer Permit # P082322006 currently held by Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC d/b/a Neyland Stadium - Aramark Bowl 1300 Phillip Fulmer Way Knoxville, TN 37916 should be suspended or revoked. You or your attorney will be given an opportunity to address the City’s evidence and to present pertinent evidence and information to the Hearing Officer as to why the permit should not be suspended or revoked. ‘The charge counts on the attached Non-Compliance Complaint are brought pursuant to the Beer Code of the City of Knoxville Code of Ordinances, Chapter 4, Articles I & II. A pre-hearing conference will be held on December 5, 2022 at 10:00am over Zoom Video/Audio Conference. Instructions on how to join are enclosed. At this time, the Hearing Officer will the date, time, and location of the Suspension/Revocation Hearing. You and/or your attorney are encouraged to attend. Pursuant to Section 4-85 and Section 4-86 of Chapter 4, Article II, you are ORDERED to file with me at the following address a written answer to the allegations alleged in the Non-Compliance Complaint within fifteen (15) days of your receipt of this Notice and Order: Mailing Address: Physical Address: ry of Knoxville City of Knoxville Clerk of the Beer Board City Recorder's Office PO Box 1631 400 Main St, Suite 467 Knoxville, TN 37901 Knoxville, 'N 37902 Failure to file a written answer with my office within fifteen (15) days shall constitute a default pursuant to Section 4-87 of Chapter 4, Article Il. Your ans must be served upon the City of Knoxville Law Department located in the City Council Building, 400 Main Street, Sixth Floor, Room 699, at the time that you file the answer with my office, IT IS SO OR} Clerk of the Beer Board 0-2-2022. Date BEFORE THE CITY OF KNOXVILLE = ZIVE BEER BOARD CITY OF KNOXVILLE, Plaintiff, ve PERMIT NO. P082322006 ARAMARK SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT SERVICES, LLC D/B/A NEYLAND STADIUM-ARAMARK BOWL 1300 Phillip Fulmer Way Knoxville, TN 37916 Permittee. NON-COMPLIANCE COMPLAINT AND REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS COMES the City of Knoxville, by and through counsel, and requests that the beer permit of Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC d/b/a Neyland Stadium-Aramark Bow! (Permit No. P082322006) be suspended based upon the violations stated in Counts I-VI below. ‘The charged Counts are brought pursuant to the Beer Code of the City of Knoxville Code of Ordinances, Chapter 4, Articles I and II. The City further requests that a public hearing be conducted as soon as reasonably possible within the time period specified in the Code. At this hearing, the City intends to present evidence to support the City’s request that the permit be suspended for a period of not less than sixty (60) days and that the Permittee pay a fine of no less than $1,500.00 per violation, for a total of $4,500.00. HISTORY OF BEER PERMITS GRANTED TO NEYLAND STADIUM BOWL, 1. Prior to 2019, the NCAA Southeastemn Conference (hereinafter the “SEC”) limited the sale of alcoholic beverages in its athletic venues. 2. On June 1, 2019, the SEC announced a revision to its existing limitations on the availability of alcoholic beverages at athletic events. The revised policy, effective August 1, 2019, enabled each institution in the Conference the autonomy to determine the permissibility of selling alcoholic beverages in its athletic venues, subject to certain Conference-wide aleohol management expectations. See attached Exhibit | (SEC Press Conference dated June 1, 2019). 3. This revised policy required institutions to implement a series of management procedures, including certain restrictions on number of beverages purchased per transactions and the establishment of designated times that sales must cease which were specific to each athletic, event, See Exhibit 1. 4, Acknowledging that these events were “family-friendly” experiences, the SEC clearly stated at that time “this policy is intended to enhance the game-day experience at SEC athletics by providing our schools the autonomy to make appropriate decisions for their respective campuses while also establishing expectations for responsible management of the sale and distribution of alcoholic beverages.” See Exhibit 1. 5. The SEC’s policy requires identification checks at every point of sale to prevent sales to minors, and safe server training as well as additional training for staff in order to handle high risk situations. 6. Upon announcing the policy, the SEC stated that “maintaining the safety of patrons and participants and maintaining an atmosphere suitable for families is of utmost importance.” Permit Number 1 ~ Neyland Stadium Bow! 7. Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC, hereinafter referred to as “Permittee,” originally applied for a beer permit from the City of Knoxville in May, 2019, for the “Neyland Stadium — Aramark Bowl.” This initial permit was approved by the City of Knoxville Beer Board and issued to the Permittee on July 16, 2019. See Exhibit 2 (Beer Permit # PO71619014 and application). 8 Pursuant to that application process, James Tarangelo, as Treasurer for the applicant, filled out a Beer Application Affidavit on May 13, 2019, (hereinafter referred to as “Affidavit”. See Exhibit 2. 9. The Affidavit, which was swom and subscribed by Mr. Tarangelo, Treasurer of ‘Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC, attests that Mr. Tarangelo understands that ‘Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC is accountable for full compliance with the laws of Knoxville and the State of Tennessee with regard to the sale of beer. See Part 11 of Exhibit 2. Citation #1 10. On November 16, 2019, during a Garth Brooks concert held inside Neyland Stadium, Alyssa Branson sold an alcoholic beverage (“Miller Lite”) to an underage minor TABC informant, Even though Branson checked the informant’s ID, she completed the sale to the underage informant. See E 3 (Citation No. A756090 dated November 16, 2019). 11, At the time of the sale, Branson was serving alcoholic beverages under the supervision of the Permittee, Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC. 12. The sale occurred inside the Neyland Stadium Bowl, 1300 Phillip Fulmer Way, Knoxville, Tennessee 37916. 13, Branson was ordered to report for booking for violating Tennessee Code Annotated Section 57-4-203 Prohibited practices — Hours of sale — Authority of commission ~ Penalties, which states in part: (b) Sales to Minors Prohibited. (1)(a) Any licensee or other person who sells, furnishes, disposes of, gives or causes to be sold, furnished, disposed of, or given, any alcoholic beverage to any person under twenty-one (21) years of age commits a Class ‘A misdemeanor and shall be punished in accordance with § 39-15-404, as well as any other applicable section. 14, This conduct also constitutes a violation of the Permittee’s beer permit as set forth in the Knoxville City Code Section 4-34(a). Sale to Underage Persons, which states: It shall be unlawful for any permittee or for any agent or employee of any permittee to sell, furnish or give away beer to any person under the age of twenty-one (21) years, or to any person visibly intoxicated. Citation #2 15. On November 16, 2019, during a Garth Brooks concert held inside Neyland Stadium, Alexandria Clark sold an alcoholic beverage (“Miller Lite”) to an underage minor TABC informant. Even though Clark checked the informant’s ID, she completed the sale to the underage informant. See Exhibit 4 (Citation No. A756087 dated November 16, 2019). 16. At the time of the sale, Clark was serving alcoholic beverages under the supervision of the Permittee, Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC. 17. The sale occurred inside the Neyland Stadium Bowl, 1300 Phillip Fulmer Way, Knoxville, Tennessee 37916. 18. Clark was ordered to report for booking for violating Tennessee Code Annotated Section 57-4-203 Prohibited practices — Hours of sale — Authority of commission — Penalties, which states in part: (b) Sales to Minors Prohibited. (1)(a) Any licensee or other person who sells, furnishes, disposes of, gives or causes to be sold, furnished, disposed of, or given, any alcoholic beverage to any person under twenty-one (21) years of age commits a Class A misdemeanor and shall be punished in accordance with § 39-15-404, as well as any other applicable section. 19, This conduct also constitutes a violation of the Permittee’s beer permit as set forth in the Knoxville City Code Section 4-34(a). Sale to Underage Persons, which states: It shall be unlawful for any permittee or for any agent or employee of any permittee to sell, furnish or give away beer to any person under the age of twenty-one (21) years, or to any person visibly intoxicated. Citation #3 20. On November 16, 2019, during a Garth Brooks concert held inside Neyland Stadium, Megan Noe sold an alcoholic beverage (“Bud Light”) to an underage minor TABC informant, Even though Noe checked the informant’s ID, she completed the sale to the underage informant. See Exhibit 5 (Citation No, A756088 dated November 16, 2019). 21. At the time of the sale, Noe was serving alcoholic beverages under the supervision of the Permittee, Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC. 22, The sale occurred inside the Neyland Stadium Bowl, 1300 Phillip Fulmer Way, Knoxville, Tennessee 37916. 23, Noe was ordered to report for booking for violating Tennessee Code Annotated Section 57-4-203 Prohibited practices — Hours of sale — Authority of commission — Penalties, which states in part: (b) Sales to Minors Prohibited. (1)(a) Any licensee or other person who sells, furnishes, disposes of, gives or causes to be sold, furnished, disposed of, or given, any alcoholic beverage to any person under twenty-one (21) years of age commits a Class A misdemeanor and shall be punished in accordance with § 39-15-404, as well as any other applicable section. 24, This conduct also constitutes a violation of the Permittee’s beer permit as set forth. in the Knoxville City Code Section 4-34(a). Sale to Underage Persons, which states: It shall be unlawful for any permittee or for any agent or employee of any permittee to sell, furnish or give away beer to any person under the age of twenty-one (21) years, or to any person visibly intoxicated. Citation #4 25. On November 16, 2019, during a Garth Brooks concert held inside Neyland Stadium, Melanie Murphy sold an alcoholic beverage (“Bud Light”) to an underage minor informant. Even though Murphy checked the informant’s ID, she completed the sale to the underage informant. See Exhibit 6 (Citation No. A756089 dated November 16, 2019). 26, At the time of the sale, Murphy was serving alcoholic beverages under the supervision of the Permittee, Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC. 27. The sale occurred inside the Neyland Stadium Bowl, 1300 Phillip Fulmer Way, Knoxville, Tennessee 37916. 28, Murphy was ordered to report for booking for violating Tennessee Code Annotated Section 57-4-203 Prohibited practices — Hours of sale — Authority of commission — Penalties, which states in part: (b) Sales to Minors Prohibited. (1)(a) Any licensee or other person who sells, furnishes, disposes of, gives or causes to be sold, furnished, disposed of, or given, any alcoholic beverage to any person under twenty-one (21) years of age commits a Class A misdemeanor and shall be punished in accordance with § 39-15-404, as well as any other applicable section. 29. This conduct also constitutes a violation of the Permittee’s beer permit as set forth, in the Knoxville City Code Section 4-34(a). Sale to Underage Persons, which states: It shall be unlawful for any permittee or for any agent or employee of any permittee to sell, furnish or give away beer to any person under the age of twenty-one (21) years, or to any person visibly intoxicated, Citation #5 30. OnNovember 16, 2019, during a Garth Brooks concert held inside Neyland Stadium, Markel Smith sold an alcoholic beverage (“Miller Light”) to an underage minor TABC informant. Even though Smith checked the informant’s ID, he completed the sale to the underage informant, See Exhibit 7 (Citation No. 2671 dated November 16, 2019). 31. Atthe time of the sale, Smith was serving alcoholic beverages under the supervision of the Permittee, Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC. 32. The sale occurred inside the Neyland Stadium on Stadium Concourse 1, 1300 Phillip Fulmer Way, Knoxville, Tennessee 37916. 33, Smith was ordered to report for booking for violating Tennessee Code Annotated Section 57-4-203 Prohibited practices ~ Hours of sale — Authority of commission — Penalties, which states in part: (b) Sales to Minors Prohibited. (1)(a) Any licensee or other person who sells, furnishes, disposes of, gives or causes to be sold, furnished, disposed of, or given, any alcoholic beverage to any person under twenty-one (21) years of age commits a Class A misdemeanor and shall be punished in accordance with § 39-15-404, as well as any other applicable section, 34. This conduct also constitutes a violation of the Permittee’s beer permit as set forth in the Knoxville City Code Section 4-34(a). Sale to Underage Persons, which states; It shall be unlawful for any permittee or for any agent or employee of any permittee to sell, furnish or give away beer to any person under the age of twenty-one (21) years, or to any person visibly intoxicated. Citation #6 35. On November 16, 2019, during a Garth Brooks concert held inside Neyland Stadium, Wesley E. Wharton sold an alcoholic beverage (“Miller Lite”) to an underage minor informant. Even though Wharton checked the informant’s ID, he completed the sale to the underage informant, See Exhibit 8 (Citation No, 2672 dated November 16, 2019), 36. At the time of the sale, Wharton was serving alcoholic beverages under the supervision of the Permittee, Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC. 37. The sale occurred inside the Neyland Stadium Bowl, 1300 Phillip Fulmer Way, Knoxville, Tennessee 37916. 38. Wharton was ordered to report for booking for violating Tennessee Code Annotated Section 57-4-203 Prohibited practices — Hours of sale — Authority of commission ~ Penalties, which states in part: (b) Sales to Minors Prohibited. (1)(a) Any licensee or other person who sells, furnishes, disposes of, gives or causes to be sold, furnished, disposed of, or given, any alcoholic beverage to any person under twenty-one (21) years of age commits a Class A misdemeanor and shall be punished in accordance with § 39-15-404, as well as any other applicable section. 39. This conduct also constitutes a violation of the Permittee's beer permit as set forth in the Knoxville City Code Section 4-34(a). Sale to Underage Persons, which states It shall be unlawful for any permittee or for any agent or employee of any permittee to sell, furnish or give away beer to any person under the age of twenty-one (21) years, or to any person visibly intoxicated. Citation #7 40. On November 16, 2019, during a Garth Brooks concert held inside Neyland Stadium, Candice Mellow sold an alcoholic beverage (“Bud Light”) to an underage minor informant, Even though Mellow checked the informant’s ID, she completed the sale to the underage informant. See Exhibit 9 (Citation No, A2670 dated November 16, 2019). 41. At the time of the sale, Mellow was serving alcoholic beverages under the supervision of the Permittee, Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC. 42. The sale occurred inside the Neyland Stadium Bowl, 1300 Phillip Fulmer Way, Knoxville, Tennessee 37916. 43. Mellow was ordered to report for booking for violating Tennessee Code Annotated Section 57-4-203 Prohibited practices — Hours of sale — Authority of commission - Penalties, which states in part: (b) Sales to Minors Prohibited. (1)(a) Any licensee or other person who sells, furnishes, disposes of, gives or causes to be sold, furnished, disposed of, or given, any alcoholic beverage to any person under twenty-one (21) years of age commits a Class A misdemeanor and shall be punished in accordance with § 39-15-404, as well as any other applicable section. 44. This conduct also constitutes a violation of the Permittee’s beer permit as set forth in the Knoxville City Code Seetion 4-34(a). Sale to Underage Persons, which states: It shall be unlawful for any permittee or for any agent or employee of any permittee to sell, furnish or give away beer to any person under the age of twenty-one (21) years, or to any person visibly intoxicated. 45. Following the receipt of these seven citations, all occurring at the same event, pursuant to Chapter 4 of the City Code, the Permittee was required to submit a remedial plan to the City of Knoxville Police Inspections Unit. That remedial plan set for a number of measures that the Permittee intended to take in order to prevent future underage alcohol sales on the Premises. See Exhibit 10 (Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC Remedial Plan). Permit Number 2— Neyland Stadium Bow! 46. In 2020, citing a change in their “Safe Serve Policy,” the Permittee requested a new permit for Neyland Stadium (hereinafter “Permit No. 2”) from the Knoxville Beet Board. 47. According to the Permittee, the need for the updated permit was due to a change in the SEC rules: initially the Conference required beer to be poured into a clear cup, but according to the Permittee, the new rule change allowed for the sale of plastic bottles, necessitating a change in the Permittee’s service plan. See Exhibit 11 (Application dated June 30, 2020). 48, Permit No. 2 was applied for by the Permittee in June, 2020, and Permit No, 2 was approved by the Knoxville Beer Board on July 28, 2020. See Exhibit 12 (Beer Permit # PO72820011). 49. Pursuant to that application process, James Tarangelo, as Treasurer for the applicant, filled out a second Beer Application Affidavit on June 30, 2020, (hereinafter referred to as “Affidavit”). See Exhibit Ll. 50. The Affidavit, which was again sworn and subscribed to by Mr. Tarangelo, ‘Treasurer of Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC, attests that he understands that Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC is accountable for full compliance with the laws of Knoxville and the State of Tennessee with regard to the sale of beer. See Part 11 of Exhibit LL. Citation #8 51, On October 16, 2021, at a University of Tennessee home football game between the Tennessee Volunteers and the Ole Miss Rebels, Barbara McMahan sold an alcoholic beverage (“Coors Light”) to an underage minor informant. Even though McMahan checked the informant’s ID, she completed the sale to the underage informant. See Exhibit 13 (Citation No. A766721 dated October 16, 2021). 52. At the time of the sale, McMahan was serving alcoholic beverages under the supervision of the Permittee, Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC. 53. The sale occurred inside the Neyland Stadium Bow!, 1300 Phillip Fulmer Way, Knoxville, Tennessee 37916. 54, McMahan was ordered to report for booking for violating Tennessee Code Annotated Section 57-4-203 Prohibited practices — Hours of sale - Authority of commission — Penalties, which states in part: (b) Sales to Minors Prohibited. (1)(a) Any licensee or other person who sells, furnishes, disposes of, gives or causes to be sold, furnished, disposed of, or given, any alcoholic beverage to any person under twenty-one (21) years of age commits a Class ‘A misdemeanor and shalll be punished in accordance with § 39-15-404, as well as any other applicable section. 55. This conduct also constitutes a violation of the Permittee’s beer permit as set forth, in the Knoxville City Code Section 4-34(a). Sale to Underage Persons, which states: It shall be unlawful for any permittee or for any agent or employee of any permittee to sell, furnish or give away beer to any person under the age of twenty-one (21) years, or to any person visibly intoxicated. 10 56. Following the receipt of that citation, pursuant to Chapter 4 of the City Code, the Permittee was required to submit a remedial plan to the City of Knoxville Police Inspections Unit. That remedial plan set for a number of measures that the Permittee intended to take in order to prevent future underage alcohol sales on the Premises. See Exhibit 14 (Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC Remedial Plan Number 2). These measures were similar to what the Permittee claimed they would take after the under-aged sale violation occurred in 2019 under the initial permit. Citation #9 57. OnNovember 20, 2021, at a University of Tennessee home football game between the Tennessee Volunteers and the South Alabama Jaguars, Camilla Duncan sold an alcoholic beverage (“Coors Light”) to an underage minor informant. Even though Duncan checked the informant’s ID, she completed the sale to the underage informant. See Exhibit 15 (Citation No. A780462 dated November 20, 2021). 58. At the time of the sale, Duncan was serving alcoholic beverages under the supervision of the Permittee, Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC. 59. The sale occurred inside the Neyland Stadium Bowl, 1300 Phillip Fulmer Way, Knoxville, Tennessee 37916. 60. Duncan was ordered to report for booking for violating Tennessee Code Annotated Section 57-4-203 Prohibited practices — Hours of sale - Authority of commission — Penalties, which states in part: (b) Sales to Minors Prohibited. (1)(a) Any licensee or other person who sells, furnishes, disposes of, gives or causes to be sold, furnished, disposed of, or given, any alcoholic beverage to any person under twenty-one (21) years of age commits a Class A misdemeanor and shall be punished in accordance with § 39-15-404, as well as any other applicable section. u 61. This conduct also constitutes a violation of the Permittee’s beer permit as set forth in the Knoxville City Code Section 4-34(a), Sale to Underage Persons, which states: It shall be unlawful for any permittee or for any agent or employee of any permittee to sell, furnish or give away beer to any person under the age of twenty-one (21) years, or to any person visibly intoxicated. 62. OnNovember 29, 2021, the Permittee was noticed to an administrative hearing before the Knoxville Beer Board scheduled for January 25, 2022. See Exhibit 16 63, Asarequirement ofa second underage sale within a two-year period, the Permittee ‘was required to submit a revised remedial plan. See Exhibit 17 (Remedial Plan submitted December 23, 2021). 64. In this remedial plan, Aramark promised the Beer Board that they would purchase portable identification scanners prior to the state of the next football season, and went on to state that “Aramark will scan every identification card, regardless of the apparent age of the potential purchaser.” See page 3 of Exhibit 17. 65. At the Beer Board Administrative Hearing, held on January 25, 2022, the Beer Board discussed the underage sales and reviewed the Permittee’s revised remedial plan. After a lengthy discussion, the Beer Board determined that the fine of $500.00 was sufficient at this time, and took no further action. Permit Number 3 ~ Neyland Stadium 66. The Permittee, Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC, already facing ‘two underage violations under its previous beer permit, applied for its third “new” beer permit from the Knoxville Beer Board on July 14, 2022. See Exhibit 18 (Application for Beer Permit dated July 14, 2022). 12 67. This “new permit” was applied for due to an expansion of the premises.” See question 1 of Exhibit 18. 68. Pursuant to that application process, James Tarangelo, as Treasurer for the applicant, filled out a Beer Application Affidavit for the third time on July 14, 2022, (hereinafter referred to as “Affidavit”). See page 3 of Exhibit 18. 69. The Affidavit, which is sworn and subscribed to by Mr. Tarangelo, Treasurer of ‘Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC, attests that he understands that Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC is accountable for full compliance with the laws of Knoxville and the State of Tennessee with regard to the sale of beer. See Part 11 of Exhibit 18. ‘new” beer 70. Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC received its t permit from the Knoxville City Beer Board on August 23, 2022. See Exhibit 19 (Permit Number 082322006). COUNTI Citation #10 71. On September 17, 2022, at the University of Tennessee home football game versus ‘Akron, Kylia Berry sold an alcoholic beverage (“Twisted Tea”) to an underage minor informant, Even though Berry checked the underage informant’s ID, she still sold the alcoholic beverage to the minor. See Exhibit 20 (Citation A783193 dated September 17, 2022). 72. Atthe time of the sale, Berry was serving alcoholic beverages under the supervision of the Permittee, Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC. 73. The sale occurred within the Neyland Stadium Bowl, 1300 Phillip Fulmer Way, Knoxville, Tennessee 37916. 1B 74, Berry was ordered to report for booking for violating Tennessee Code Annotated Section 57-4-203 Prohibited practices — Hours of sale — Authority of commission — Penalties, which states in part: (b) Sales to Minors Prohibited. (1)(a) Any licensee or other person who sells, furnishes, disposes of, gives or causes to be sold, furnished, disposed of, or given, any alcoholic beverage to any person under twenty-one (21) years of age commits a Class A misdemeanor and shall be punished in accordance with § 39-15-404, as well as any other applicable section. 75. This conduct also constitutes a violation of the Permittee’s beer permit as set forth. in the Knoxville City Code Seetion 4-34(a). Sale to Underage Persons, which states: It shall be unlawful for any permittee or for any agent or employee of any permittee to sell, furnish or give away beer to any person under the age of twenty-one (21) years, or to any person visibly intoxicated. 76. Following the receipt of this citation, pursuant to Chapter 4 of the City Code, the Permittee was again required to submit a remedial plan to the City of Knoxville Police Inspections Unit. See Exhibit 21 (Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC Remedial Plan dated September 17, 2022) 77. Im this remedial plan, Aramark failed to indicate any new additional steps they planned to take to prevent future underage sales. COUNT I Citation #11 78. On September 24, 2022, at the University of Tennessee home football game vs. the Florida Gators, Rehanna D. Tarver sold an alcoholic beverage (“Michelob Ultra”) to an underage minor informant, Tarver failed to check the informant's ID. See Exhibit 22 (Citation A783197 dated September 24, 2022). 14 79. At the time of the sale, Tarver was serving alcoholic beverages under the supervision of the Permittee, Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC. 80. The sale occurred at Neyland Stadium, 1300 Phillip Fulmer Way, Knoxville, Tennessee 37916. 81, Tarver was ordered to report for booking for violating Tennessee Code Annotated Section 57-4-203 Prohibited practices — Hours of sale ~ Authority of commission — Penalties, which states in part: (b) Sales to Minors Prohibited. (1)(a) Any licensee or other person who sells, furnishes, disposes of, gives or causes to be sold, furnished, disposed of, or given, any alcoholic beverage to any person under twenty-one (21) years of age commits a Class ‘A misdemeanor and shall be punished in accordance with § 39-15-404, as well as any other applicable section. 82. This conduct also constitutes a violation of the Defendant's beer permit as set forth in the Knoxville City Code Seetion 4-34(a). Sale to Underage Persons, which states: It shall be unlawful for any permittee or for any agent or employee of any permittee to sell, furnish or give away beer to any person under the age of twenty-one (21) years, or to any person visibly intoxicated. COUNT HL 83. On September 27, 2022, the Permittee was noticed to an administrative hearing before the Knoxville Beer Board scheduled for October 18, 2022. See Exhibit 23 (Notice to Administrative Hearing Before Knoxville Beer Board), 84. The Notice provided that at this hearing, the Beer Board could immediately refer the Permittee to a suspension/revocation hearing. See paragraph 2 of of Exhibit 23. 85. Asa requirement of a second underage sale within a two-year period, the Permittee was required to submit a revised remedial plan. See Exhibit 24. 15 86. Blaming sell-out crowds and a large stadium capacity, the Permittee’s Revised Remedial Plan claimed that they had incorporated scanning technology to assist servers in identifying IDs of individuals under 21, and stated that their staff is trained to scan every ID, regardless of the apparent age of the potential customer. See page 2 of Exhibit 24. COUNT IV Citation #12 87. On October 15, 2022, at the University of Tennessee home football game vs. the University of Alabama, John T. Slankas sold an alcoholic beverage (“Bud Light”) to an underage minor informant, Not only did Slankas fail to properly use these “technology scanners,” Slankas failed to check the informant’s ID at all. See Exhibit 25 (Citation No. A788189 dated October 15, 2022). 88. At the time of the sale, Slankas was serving alcoholic beverages under the ion of the Permittee, Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC. 89. The sale occurred at Neyland Stadium, 1300 Phillip Fulmer Way, Knoxville, Tennessee 37916. 90. Slankas was ordered to report for booking for violating Tennessee Code Annotated Section 57-4-203 Prohibited practices — Hours of sale — Authority of commission — Penalties, which states in part: (b) Sales to Minors Prohibited. (1)(a) Any licensee or other person who sells, furnishes, disposes of, gives or causes to be sold, furnished, disposed of, or given, any alcoholic beverage to any person under twenty-one (21) years of age commits a Class ‘A misdemeanor and shall be punished in accordance with § 39-15-404, as well as any other applicable section. 91. This conduct also constitutes a violation of the Defendant’s beer permit as set forth in the Knoxville City Code Seetion 4-34(a). Sale to Underage Persons, which states: 16 It shall be unlawful for any permittee or for any agent or employee of any permittee to sell, furnish or give away beer to any person under the age of twenty-one (21) years, or to any person visibly intoxicated. COUNT V 93. According to the University of Tennessee Police Department Crime Log, at each home game during the 2022-2023 football season, there have been a number of criminal violations that have occurred within Neyland Stadium, including but not limited to the following: liquor law violations, resulting in stadium ejections disorderly conduet violations, resulting in stadium ejections public intoxication charges, resulting in arres! simple assault and public intoxication, resulting in arrest criminal trespass charge, resulting in arrest simple possession charge and warrant served, resulting in arrest an assault charge, resulting in arrest Sce attached as Exhibit 26, Tennessee Police Crime Log dated October 17, 2022 (showing incidents from August 10, 2022 through October 17, 2022 at all locations on the University of Tennessee campus, including Neyland Stadium). 94. Knoxville City Code § 4-73(c) provides that a Permittee may not allow their establishment to be operated in a disorderly manner. This section of the Code specifically states: It shall be prima facie evidence that a permittee’s establishment is being operated in a disorderly manner if disorderly conduct chronically occurs on the premises, if there is any breach of the peace or unusual disturbances on ses, or if there is evidence that any violation of law has occurred on ses. 95. Given the number of violations of law that have occurred on the Premises in just the past sixty days, and in accordance with the express language set forth in Ordinance Section 4-73(¢), the City would state that the Hearing Officer should consider revoking the Permittee’s permit, Section 4-73(c) states that: “[tJhe board shalll revoke the permit of any permittee who 17 operates or allows his establishment to be operated in such a way that there is disorderly conduct chronically occurring on the premises, any breach of the peace, or evidence of any violation of Jaw occurring on the premises.” COUNT VI 96. At the Beer Board Administrative Hearing, held on October 18, 2022, the Beer Board discussed the underage sales at length with Counsel for the Permittee, and once again reviewed the Permittee’s remedial plans. After a serious discussion with Permittee’s counsel, the Beer Board determined that the fine of $500.00 was not sufficient, and voted to refer this matter to a revocation/suspension hearing for further action. See: Beer Brd R 293 221018 : Knoxville Community Media : Free Download, Borrow. and Streaming ; Internet Archi COUNT VIL 97. Upon a review of the Permittee’s extensive history of violations and the fact that the Permittee had committed three violations within a two-year period, Knoxville City Code Section 4-34 mandates that the Permittee be sent to a revocation/suspension hearing. For these reasons, the City of Knoxville respectfully requests a hearing, at which time the City will ask that the Hearing Officer suspend the permit of Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC d/b/a Neyland Stadium-Aramark Bowl (Permit No. P082322006) for a period of no less than sixty (60) days, commencing on a date to be determined by the Hearing Officer, but at minimum for a period of time which encompasses three home football games, and order that the Permittee pay a fine of no less than $4,500.00 ($1,500.00 per citation under this new permit). 18 REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS AND/OR OBJECTS ‘You are hereby requested to produce and present to the City of Knoxville Law Department any and all documents and/or tangible objects, or reasonable copies of said documents and/or objects, upon which you intend to rely at the hearing of this matter as evidence or for any other purpose, The requested documents and/or objects shall include but not be limited to any and all video or audio tapes or transcripts thereof, photographs, and any printed, written or computer generated documents, In addition to said documents, the City requests that the following information at this time: a) Q) @) a) (6) Current training in effect for employees of establishment with regard to sales of beer and/or alcohol. Training documents/tapes for Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC d/b/a Neyland Stadium-Aramark Bowl (Permit No. 082322006) employees. Results of internal beer stings. Documents, including email, which reflect how the Permittee modified its sales techniques, training, or other activities after submitting each of the remedial plans submitted to the City from 2019 until October, 2022. Records showing the amount of money Permittee has received from alcoholic beverages since obtaining its first beer permit in 2019, including any records which show the sales of alcoholic beverages by date of event. 19 © Documentation, including email, of any meetings, conversations or interviews conducted by the Permittee or its representative with any of its employees or volunteers with regard to alcoholic sales at Neyland Stadium. O) Documentation of all security incidents, including reports provided to the Permittee by the University, and vice versa, involving any time of illegal behavior, including incidents involving alcohol, inside Neyland Stadium. ) ‘Any documentation in the possession of the Permittee showing how other SEC Universities are or are not selling alcoholic beverages at their on-campus events, including but not limited to plans provided to the SEC regarding the sale of alcoholic beverages at football games. Unless said documents and/or objects are properly produced at least ten (10) days prior to the hearing of this matter, the City of Knoxville Law Department will object to the introduction of any such material as evidence at the hearing. EXHIBITS 1 THROUGH 26 ATTACHED HERETO MAY BE RELIED UPON BY THE CITY IN THE PROSECUTION OF THIS MATTER. CITY OF KNOXYILLE By —bspon “Alyson A. Dyet City Attomey P.O. Box 1631 Knoxville, TN 37901 (865) 215-2050 20 10719122, 8:29 AM ‘SEC revises conference alcohol policy ® EXHIBIT — ube SEC revises conference alcohol policy © 1236 daysago SEC Saft SANDESTIN, Fla. - The Southeastern Conference today announced a revision to its existing limitations on the availability of alcoholic beverages at athletics events. Under this revised policy, each institution in the Conference now has the autonomy to determine the permissibility of selling alcoholic beverages in its athletics venues, subject to certain Conference-wide alcohol management expectations. The revised SEC policy on alcohol availability, which was approved during the Conference's 2019 Spring Meetings, requires any SEC institution choosing to permit alcohol sales at athletics events to establish policies governing the sale and distribution of alcoholic beverages consistent with requirements established and agreed to by the Conference membership. In the past, SEC athletics programs have been prohibited from selling alcohol in public areas of SEC athletics venues. hitps www secsporss com/aricieiZ6864597/sec revses-conference-slcohol policyt~te {=Alcoholic beverages may not ben public seating areas)%43B 114 10719722, 8:29AM ‘SEC revises conference alcohol policy D 7) consistent with Conference-wide alcohol management expectations, each university's policies, and state or local regulations governing alcohol sales and/or consumption. The revised policy adopted by the presidents and chancellors requires institutions to implement a series of Conference-wide alcohol management procedures, including the establishment of designated stationary sales locations, a restriction prohibiting sales by vendors in seating areas, a limit on the number of alcoholic beverages purchased per transaction and designated times that sales must cease specific to each athletics event. "We are proud of the great game-day atmospheres the SEC and our member schools have cultivated throughout our history, and no other conference rivals the SEC in terms of our ability to offer an intense yet family-friendly atmosphere for all of our fans,” said University of South Carolina President Harris Pastides, current chair of the SEC Presidents and Chancellors. "This policy is intended to enhance the game-day experience at SEC athletics events by providing our schools the autonomy to make appropriate decisions for their respective campuses while also establishing expectations for responsible management of the sale and distribution of alcoholic beverages." The adoption of the revised policy comes after a recommendation by a working group of campus leaders created at the May 2018 SEC Spring Meetings. The group was charged with a review of the existing Conference Game Management Policy governing the availability of alcoholic beverages at SEC athletics events and to identify a direction for consideration by the membership. “Our policy governing alcohol sales has been a source of considerable discussion and respectful debate among our member universities in recent years," said SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey. "As a Conference, we have been observant of trends in the sale and consumption of alcohol at collegiate sporting events and have drawn upon the experiences and insights of our member schools which have responsibly established limited alcohol sales within controlled spaces and premium seating areas. We remain the only conference to set forth league-wide standards for the responsible management of the sale of alcoholic beverages." Any sales of alcoholic beverages in the public seating areas will be limited to beer and wine, and each institution that chooses to sell alcoho! will be required to implement a server training program for staff. “We are committed as a Conference to ensuring that all changes in policy are implemented in ways that respect and sustain the traditions that make the SEC game-day experience exceptional for all attendees,” Sankey said. The policy, which is effective August 1, 2019, does not impact suites, clubs or private leased areas in which the sale and distribution of alcoholic beverages was previously permitted under existing SEC regulations. Members of the SEC Working Group included Stuart Bell, President of the University of Alabama, Michael Sagas, Faculty Athletics Representative at the University of Florida; Hunter Yurachek, Director of Athletics at the University of Arkansas; Sarah Reesman, Senior Deputy Athletics Director at the University of Missouri; and Troy Lane, Chief of Police at the University of Tennessee. SEC Game Management Policy on Alcohol (adopted May 31, 2019: effective August 1, 2019): hitps www secspor's.comfarticl!26864537/sec-revises-conference-alcohol-policy#~text=Alcoholic beverages may not bein public seating aroas)%38 214 10719122, 620 AM ‘SEC revises conference alcohol policy ® Ee Institutions that offer alcohol sales in public areas must incorporate Conference-wide alcohol management expectations, which include: + Alcoholic beverages are to be sold and dispensed only at designated stationary locations; + Alcoholic beverages may not be sold by vendors within the seating areas; + Identification check is required at every point of sale to prevent sales to minors; + Alcoholic beverage sales are limited to beer and wine only (no hard liquor or mixed drinks may be sold in public seating areas); + Limits must be established on the number of drinks purchased at one time by an individual; + Alcohol must be dispensed into cups; + Safe server training and additional training for staff to handle high risk situations is required; and + Designated stop times for sale and/or distribution of alcohol must be enforced as follows: Football (end of 3rd quarter): Basketball (Men’s-Second half 12-minute TV timeout; Women's-End of 3rd quarter): Baseball (end of the top of 7th inning): Softball (end of the top of the Sth inning); and Other Sports (At a designated time, no later than when 75% of the event's regulation length competition is scheduled to be completed). Each year, the Conference membership shall review this policy to determine institutional compliance with established expectations and evaluate fan conduct and alcohol-related incidents for the purpose of determining the need to revise the Conference's alcohol policy. Implementation of these management expectations does not include suites, clubs or private leased areas. Each institution shall establish a policy for the admission of outside food and beverage into its facilities. As with all areas of the stadium, maintaining the safety of patrons and participants and maintaining an atmosphere suitable for families is of utmost importance. Advertising displays mentioning or promoting alcoholic beverage shall not be permitted in any playing facility with the exception of common point-of-sale signage. Headlines Celebrating women's athletics in the SEC hips: secsports.com/article26864597 sec -evisos-conference-alcohot plicy~text=Alcoholic beverages may not ben pubic seating areas)%3B 314 “ACIS ASUAATY AS “AWVN STONVHO WO dTHSHANMO SIONWHO “SHIVOOTAY ‘SHSOTO SSANISAG SIHL AT GAUTCNEDTANS Ad LSAW LIWYAd SIL su65“aLINNODOv ASUNRIG ION wlosi9giiad + ONLINE CITY OF KNOXVILLE APPLICATION FOR BEER PERMIT. F Board It is the applicant's responsibility to provide complete and accurate information. The Bi could deny or delay action on the application if any information is not accurate. 1 / we hereby make application for a permit to sel, store, or distribute beer or other beverages authorized to be sold, stored or distributed under the provisions of the City of Knoxville alcoholic beverages ordinance Chapter 4 and base my application upon the answers to te following questions: 4. Reason for Application: New Business CNew Ownership CName Change Clother 2. Name of Business Owner(s): Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC 3. Is Ownera: LiCorporation General Partnership ClLimited Partnership LLC Cisole Proprietorship Clother Under what name wilthe business operate: Neyland Stadium - Aramark RowL Business Address: 1300 Philip Fulmer Way Knoxville, TN__Zip 37916. Phone ( 865_),974-1224 Property Owner's Name: ‘The University of Tennessee Phone (865) 974-1000 7. Type of business you will operate: Sporting stadiumy ling alcohol at special events, 8. List names of all general partners and owners and_designate PERCENTAGE of ownership. (Use additional paper if necessary,) Each person owning 5% or more of the Business must complete an ownerimanager application (attached) and submitto cty of Knowle Police Department background check. If ownership is @ corporation, please indicate whether the corporation is privately held or publcly traded._If privately held, each person owning S% or more of the corporation must complete an owner/manager application and submitto a city of Knoxvile Police Department background check Aramark HMS, LLC 100% Member Carl M, Mittleman , 0% Member, President; Patricia Rapone, 0% Member, Vice President and James J, Tarangelo, 0% Member, Treasurer. 9. List the name(s) of managers or others on-site responsible for operations. Any change in management must be reported tothe Business Tax Office. A new manager is subject to a background check and applicable feos. Each Individual Isted must complete an owner! manager application and submit toa Cty of Knowle Police Department background check. Fred David (Dave) Levins, Jr. 10, List machines currently in use or planned for use on premises and owner of machines (cigarette, pinball, jukebox, ete.) 11. Type of permit requested: Gott Premise MOn/Of Premise ClOn/Oft Premise wiDancing OManufacturer/Distributor Seif Serve CITY OF KNOXVILLE APPLICATION FOR BEER PERMIT AFFIDAVIT 10. 1 12, 13, 14 By: ‘we James J. Tarangelo hereby solemnly swear or affirm thet each statement in this eppicetion is tue and correet and understand that if any staiement contained herein is fase, the permit issued Is automaticaly forelted and volded. Furthermore, that in the event of freture live shall not be eligible to receive another permit for a period of ten (10) years pursuant to Tennessee Code Annotated § 57-5-105(). \Ywe understand that al applicants are charged withthe responsibilty of krowing the local and state beer laws. lwe are aware that the penalty for violating state or local bear iaws can include ravacation or suspension of the permit andlor the Imposition of civil penalties up to ONE. THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED 00/100 DOLLARS ($1,500.00) PER OFFENSE, Wwe understand that if the business allows egal gambling on the premises thet the beer permit wil be subject to revocation Vwo understand that a requirement of beer permit issuance is the permitee(s) and ON-SITE manager(s) who wil ‘supenise andior sell and serve the beer atthe establishment must complete aleahol education and taining programs Io accordance with Cy ‘of Knoxville Code Section 460(c). \Ywe understand that by submilting this application, 2 background Investigation shall be conducted on the applicant(s) and on a! ON-SITE managers who will be seling beer at the permited establishment. It is further understood that any and all documents related to thet investigation shall become public record open for public inspection and reproduction pursuant to Tennessee Code Annotated § 10-7503 Uwe understand that a requirement of maintaining good status standing with the Knowle Beer Board, is that we must notly the Ciy of Knoxville Business Tax Office each ime there is a change in the on-sta manager responsible for seling the beer. we hereby release, absolve and hold harmiess, the City of Knowl, the Knoxvile Seer Board, the Knowville Police Department, its ‘employees, agents and representatives from any and all iblity of whatever (ype for any damages, causes of actions, pereonal property injuries which may result as a consequence of my epplcation for a beer permit, background investigation, release of documents of any ther Mattors related to my application. Uwe hereby waive all possible labitly of the City of Knoxvile, Knoxville Beer Board, Knowle Police Department, its employees, agents and representative as stated above, we agree thatthe hiring of an employee who has baen convicted within the past ton (10) years of any law relating to the sale, possession, ‘manufacture or transportation of intoxcating beverages, including beer, as defined by Cay of Knoxvile Code Section 4-37 or the hiring of an ‘employee who has been corvicted of ary felony or crime involving moral turptuce within the past ten (10) years will be cause for possible ‘evocation ofthe beer pect we understand if any information given in the application subsequently changes, we will immediately rally the Knowle Beer Board clo Business Tax Ofiee, Uwe understand that i the business closes down, relocates, or there is ANY change In tha ownership of the business, the pecmit will be ‘surrendered tothe Business Tax office wihin 18 days of said change for appropriate action. Wwe assume full responsibilty for the permit and will be accountable for fll compliance with the laws of Knowle and the State of Tennessee Inthe sale of boor, liwe have read the foregoing release, Wwe fully understand its provisions, and voluntarly consent to abide by its requirements, Uwe acknowledge and understand thatthe fees paid for the boer permit application process ere non-refundable. ‘Tho undersigned isthe applicant or the bona fie and qualified agenv/representative ofthe corporate applicant. ARAMARK SPORTS AND ENTERTANMENT SERVICES, LLC Cdr Cy DA“ Date: _ 05 13/9 ‘Applicant Senile or AjoniRepresontave james Tarangilo, Tresor e-Applicant Signature ‘Co-Applicant Signature Sworn to and subscribed before me this [St day ot VAY 2019 Notary Public: ‘ighony Souty ‘commision expires October 21,2022 ae cemmisson number 194054. Pee eee Tatar Panayivara axocaon oT NST CITY OF KNOXVILLE APPLICATION FOR BEER PERMIT Notice of Actions Contact Pursuant to City of Knoxville Code Section 4-67, the City requires the applicant to designate an individual residing within Knox County to receive notice of actions of the City or the Beer Board and to accept service of process. Please provide the name of the individual, their position with the applicant (owner, manager, etc.) and their address (may be business location). Note that the applicant is required to notify the City in accordance with Section 4-67 if there is any change in this information. In addition to a local address, please provide an address to which certified mail may be sent. BEER PERMIT APPLICATION: Business Name: Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC Business Location: 2400 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103, PERSON RESPONSIBLE TO RECEIVE SERVICE OF PROCESS: Name: CT Corporation System Position: Registered Agent Phone ) Address: 300 Montvue Road City, State, Zip: Knoxville, 1N37919 CERTIFIED MAILING ADDRESS: Name: Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC Address: 2400 Market Street no. A756036 STATE OF TENNESSEE COUNTY OF KNOX CITY OF KNOXVILLE (omar ey] tol 2) = CS") yor $754 7 278s EMPLOYER _ CTO CTRROTNE TRE, oriversucense numace [060 /F Eo, cOUAT, Awe Ha ther] Mayland Jhebuea. gmt roe Ch paceo Cl eaoar D scrote Dios DO iow 1 svoons weeesecnon Drouowne too crosery O ssner 1 srocanon stare k6. 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A TRUE AND COMPLETE COPY OF THE ORIGINAL CITATION, AND THAT ‘THE INFORMATION CONTAINED THEREIN 5 TRUE AND CORRECT TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE. ‘SWORN TO AAD SUBSCRIBED BEFORE ME THIS_ Ze C970 = ‘OF OFFICER uiro TODGETCTERE D car cour Dhuvente co [BK REPORT FOR eOOKNG AT ZaDANs Iie Man Lovet etry a Couwry BULGING 1 Seneat Sessi0Ns COURT OF Name m | Mails Since bere Monit Dia vean___tve DM] ares 72. L2l wl. {Guar auto cexnfy ati necEve>A cor OF Ms WARLANY/CTATION AN ACREETO fa ehon a incetatano te agave nome AND Har WY SEAN ies eX Mohan § SR i STATE OF TENNESSEE UNIFORM CITATION No. 2671 court ate ageimavir Choe Cho Cho Bllonen “TABE 0 191800 ag anole) 7 aast DATEOFAIRTH RACE | ee ee EDR: iw Pea) Mien Colere. 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IN THE NAME OF THE STATE FOREWITH TO ARRE AND BAING THI8 PERSON BEFORE ME. OR SOME OTMER MAGISTRATE OF THE COUNTY YO ANSWER TH - 1me_730 Ff! NOTICE: FAILURE TO APPEARIN i APPROPRIATE POLICE STATION FOR BOOKING AND PROGESSING WILL RESULTIN YOUR ARREST FOR A SCPARATE CRIMINAL OFFENSE WHICH IS PUNISHABLE BY AVAIL SENTENCE OF ELEVEN(TT) MONTHS AND TWENTY-NINE (29) OAYS ANDIOR AFINE OF UP TO TWO THOUSANO FIVE HUNORED DOLLARS (¢2£00) UNDERSTAND THE ABOVE NOTICE, AND THAT MY SIGHATUBR IS NOT AN ADMISSION OF GUILT. . EXHIBIT re ¢ - Ss 1 STATE OF TENNESSEE UNIFORM CITATION No. courr Dare: 2672 5 wits Choos Cho Eso orien TABL. 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WHARTON diy | CHECK (ne nsTIFLesT 101, _OEFELISE OLUARED AT ALD MARK Spoxr Cee ‘THE UNDERSIGNED FURTHER STATES THAT HE/SHE HAS JUST AND REASONABLE GROUNDS TO BELIEVE AND OOES BELIEVE, THAT THE PERSON [NAMED ABOVE COMMITTED THE OFFENSE HEREIN SET FORTH, CONTRARY TO LAW. ve Loew WOME 19 ye 6'80 Be SA Etre Romie, 320- | HAVING BEEN DULY SWORN, |D0 HEREBY ATTEST THAT THE ABOVE IS A TRUE AND COMPLETE COPY OF THE ORIGINAL CITATION, AND: 4 INFORMATION CONTAINED THEREIN IS TRUE AND CORRECT YO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE. ‘SHAN TO Al SLASCRBED FORE NE THs — IN THE NAME OF THE STATE FOREWITH TO ARREST AND Btn Teg PERSON BEFORE Me, OR SOME OTHER HAGITRATS OF THE COU ~BaY —— YOUARE (SWER THE ABOVE CHARGE. e ae AMOXIL _—cowme_o» 12 ve OB. eee ees NOTICE: FAILURE TO APPEAR (ON THE DATE ASSIGNED BY THIS CITATION OR AT THE APPROPRIATE POLIC! ‘STATION FOR BOOKING AND PROCESSING WILL RESULT IN YOUR ARREST FOR A SEPARATE CRIMINAL OFFENSE WHICH IS PUNISHABLE BY A JAIL SENTENCE OF ELEVEN(11) MONTHS AND TWENTY-NINE (28) DAYS ANDIOR AFINE OF UP TO TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($2,500). oe KR \ATURE IS NOT AN A@miISSION OF GUILT. EXHIBIT ‘wouAToRS SENATURE AS re log (oliag 7 2D wvewecourr STATE OF TENNESSEE UNIFORM CITATION No. 2670 ‘court oat seer Be Cee Dro Ceo _ nen TARE 0191600 CAM bee SUSMUIE ‘meLtow 349s “quart “E ihre even cnee mp OM GRE Ae VER. SPQ vos TN 37840 ‘Gis “33- 3642. once nen lesterirevctice lott" Beegniate eto “TN 83. Bo BN Bes BOs- 2% 2D) RECKLESS DRIVING 2] OUBAC ‘03 E] REGISTRATIONLAW 03 [) TRAFFICCONTROL DEVICE 22 [] REVISUSICANDL 388 O] cHtoRestRanT : SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERIGE TO A rnin. OW. "il (2019 xr -S:90pm—. ns. Candie ELLOW. Avr Lich CAN Beste To AN umbéhhce (hb, (foamanT SC /9-00322 , bob: ec (enlaces eos nee oF AGG, THE UNDERSIGNED FURTHER STATES THAT MEISHE HAS JUST AND REASONABLE GROUNDS TO BELIEVE AND DOES BELIEVE, THAT THE PERSON [NAMED ABOVE COMMITTED THE OFFENSE HEREIN SET FORTH, CONTRARY TO LAM. ws Mower vente 19 ne 5:08 2 5h EBvine ve Pitre _ 2s. ~ HAVING BEEN DULY HERE VE 18 A TRUE AND COMPLETE COPY INFORWATION CONTAINED THEREIN Is TRUE AND CORRECT TO THE BEST OFM KNOWLEDGE, ‘SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED BEFORE WE ‘THERFORE, COMMANDED. Ine Nae Oe SRTEFOR ei 7 ipsa eases SORTS eye 1 Gaia Ne 20 xwemccour ~ Keoki om {7 y eee 19 we 7:30 98 NOTICE: FAILURE TO. APPEAR IN COURT ON” THE DATE ASSIGNED BY THIS CITATION OR AT THE APPROPRIATE. POLICE STATION FOR BOOKING AND PROCESSING WILL RESULT IN YOUR ARREST FOR A SEPARATE CRIMINAL OFFENSE WHICH S PUNISHABLE BY AVAIL SENTENCE OF ELEVEN(T?) MONTHS AND TWENTYNINE (29) DAYS ANDOR A FINE OF GTO. TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS (2.509) EXHIBIT UNDERSTAND THE ABOVE NOTICE, AND THT ROAR is “peur OF GUILT. i _ 9 KNOXVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT THE CITY OF KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE MADELINE ROGERO, MAYOR CHIEF EVE THOMAS Remedial Plan Guide This document may be used as your remedial plan or in addition (0 vour ewn remedial plan. While ‘submission of a remedial plan is required, use of this document is optional Business Name NovandSctun -Bost Permit Holder Narne _Arsnuth Sprs aul Emertainment Services, LLC Date of Citation November 16.2019 {s your business @ Tennessee Responsible Vendor? [~] Yes [Y] No Has your business ever requested underage drinking prevention materials through the Metropolitan Drug Commission? [ Wves abo 4, Briefly describe the circumstances of the citation, (05 1211619 a the Gath Brooks Show, he Licenive was subjzct to undercover compliance esting cooinsed by TABC and Keostile PD. Muli eams wee deployed troughou the Venus and 80 "shops" where endured. Seen of those shops reslein faitre to deni th gs wade age she age wos sold alcoholic beverages. Despite sisificat ining Tents the Serer led apply ‘bat they had on tained oo, OF te, tix event was theft cence at Neyland Stun in 16 yer an for many af the every om and twa erally thee st ie event 2. Do you require your servers/sellers to 1D everyone, regardless of age? | Yes No Ityes, briefly describe your business policy. INseves ae reute a resuest and check « Goverment issued (DL, Ste ID Cad Miltary ID, Passport) valid eeniGction {forever asset ores of he aye ofthe purhosr. 3. Have all of your employees received server card training and / or training about how to properly check 1.0.7 ves No 4, Since your citation, have you offered remedial raining for your employees? ves [no 7 a lEyes, briefly describe your training. ‘Yes server have been uid in how o prey cheek ID end TD checking Guides ae aabe at every service cation, Age ag EXHIBIT Fo ipost at every locaton Server thal serve mins ate seperated som employes! Adina raining on eel 6, Have you obtained a Minors: Reducing a Major Liability DVD toolkit through the Metropolitan Drug Commission? Yes WV] No 6. Do you conduct in-house compliance checks in addition to the checks conducted by KPD / T.A.B.C.? WV] Yes No tyes, briefly describe your procedure. Yes, ia hour complane check ae condute, The licens deploy “Acahol Compliance Supervisor for each evel. Adtonally, “Third Pay compliance checks are eondcted. With he letion being new the Third Pry Check was conducted on 11/30. No vilations ‘wer oeerd_ An calir shed chock wed aboed when te shopper Tailed acces he Slum, as ey underestimate alice ain 7, Do you have an incentive program for checking IDs and / or confiscating fake IDs? [J]ves No If yes, briefly describe your program. ‘Withhe Begining of next season at and Stam we wil implement an incentive program whereby all server tha pas he Thiel any Coplinse Check wil be entered nt afl to win vrout pris ach satan 8, Do you use POS software or portable ID scanners to electronically check ID {in addition to a manual 1D check)? Yes (A }No 9. Do you have signage posted reminding patrons and servers/sellers of the. minimum drinking age (Le. on or before” calendars, "We ID" posters, etc.)? V]yes INo 10. Please describe other measures your business is taking to prevent future underage alcohol sales. rtering flow uptining tall exployes now that hey have had te ve expeonce. neeased Signage in employee locations free ihlighing’Red Box" ID's and how 1 eal, sho highlight penal repecusios. Require all employesto read bck he DOB forall Re Box 1s, Wil enguge wih TopSelfo evew servic plan an offer inprovenents.Adtionlly we ae requesting removal of Por Al requirements, lowlag more phasis on age check, For consyifation or other preventior) materials, please contact the Metropolitan Drug Commission at if Responsible Beverage Service at (866) 681-7880. noxsle Police Depariment inspections Uni {00 Howard Bakor dr Ave,” KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE 37015 ‘PHONE: (865) 216.7379 FAX: (658) 215.7206 7 ‘wom inspecions@\nonlein.gov CITY OF KNOXVILLE APPLICATION FOR BEER PERMIT It is the applicant's responsibility to provide complete and accurate information. The Beer Board could deny or delay action on the application if any information is not accurate. \,/ we hereby make application for a permit to sel, store, or dstibute beer or other beverages authorized to be sold, stored or distributed under the provisions of the City of Knowill alecholic beverages ordinance Chapter 4 and base my application upon the answers to the folowing questions: 4. Reason for Application: CINew Business CNew Ownership (Name Change MOther Safe Serve Policy ‘2. Name of Business Owner(s): Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC 3. Is Owner a: (Corporation CiGeneral Partnership CiLimited Partnership fic Cisole Proprietorship Dother 4. Under what name will the business operate: Neyland Stadium - Aramark Bowl Business Address: 110 Philip Fulmer Wey Koowvile Tenente Zip 37916 Phone (_865_) 974-1267 Property Owner's Name: The University of Tennessee Phone (865) 974-1000. Type of business you will operate: Sporting stadium/arena selling alcohol at special events, 8. List names of all general partners and owners and_designate PERCENTAGE of ownership. (Use additional paper if necessary.) Each person owning 5% or more of the business must complete an ownerimanager application (attached) and submitto 8 cty of Knoxville Police Department background check. If ownership is @ corporation, please indicate whether the corporation is privately eld or publicly treded. If privately held, each person owning 5% or more of the corporation must complete an owner/manager application and submit toa ety of Knoxvile Police Department background check Aramark HMS, LLC - 100% Member Alison Clare Birdwell, 0% Member, President James J, Tarangelo, 0% Member, Treasurer 8. List the name(s) of managers or others on-site responsible for operations. Any change in management must be reported to the Business Tax Office. A new manager is subject to a background check and applicable fees. Each individual listed must ‘complete an owner! manager application and submit to a City of Knoxville Police Department background check. Fred David Levins, Jr. 410, List machines currently in use or planned for use on premises and owner of machines (cigarette, pinball, jukebox, et.) Rone 11. Type of permit requested: ClofPremise MOn/OH Premise On/Off Premise wiDancing CManufacturer/Distributor Cig = EXHIBE teal CITY OF KNOXVILLE APPLICATION FOR BEER PERMIT AFFIDAVIT we James J. Tarangelo hereby solemnly sweer or affirm that each statement inthis application is true and correct and. ‘understand that if any statement contained herein is false, the permit issued is automaticaly forfeited and voided. Furthermore, that in the event of forfeiture we shall not be eligible to receive anather permit for @ period often (10) years pursuant to Tennessee Code Annotated § 57-5-105(6). 2. Uwe understand thet all applicants are charged with the responsibilty of knowing the locel and state beer laws. lie are aware that the penalty {or violating state or local beer laws can include revocation or suspension of the permit andlor the imposition of civil penalties up to ONE ‘THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED 00/100 DOLLARS ($1,500.00) PER OFFENSE, 3. Wwe understand that if the business allows legal gambling on the premises that the beer permit will be subject to revocation. 4. Uwe understand that a requirement of beer permit issuance is the permitlee(s) and ON-SITE meneger(s) who wil supervise andior sell and serve the beer at the establishment must complete alcohol education and training programs in accordance wih City of Knoxville Code Section 4-60(0), 5, llwe understand that by submitting this application, a background investigation shall be conducted on the applicant(s) and on all ON-SITE managers who will be selling boer at the permed establishment. It is further understood that any and all documents related to thet investigation shall become public record open for public inepection and reproduction pursuant to Tennessee Code Annotated § 10-7-503. 6. llwe understand that @ requirement of maintaining good status standing with the Knoxwille Beer Board, ig that live must notfy the City of Knowville Business Tax Office each time there is a change in the on-site manager responsible for selling the beer. 7. Uwe hereby release, absolve and hold harmless, the City of Knoxwile, the Knoxvile Beer Board, the Knoxville Police Department, its employees, agents and representatives from any and all labilty of whatever type for any damages, causes of actions, personal property injuries which may result as a consequence of my application for a beer permit, background investigation, release of documents or any other matters related to my application. wwe hereby waive all possible liability of the City of Knowvile, Knoxville Beer Board, Knexvlle Police Department, its employees, agents and representative as stated above. 8. Uwe agree thatthe hiring of an employee who has been convicted within the past ten (10) years of any lew relating to the sale, possession, ‘manufacture or transportation of intoxicating beverages, including beer, as defined by City of Knoxville Code Section 4-37 or the hiring of an employee who has been convicted of eny felony or crime involving moral turpitude within the past ten (10) years will be cause for possible revocation ofthe beer permit. 9. lie understand if any information given in the application subsequently changes, we will Immediately natily the Knowville Beer Board clo Business Tex Office. 10. Uwe understand that if the business closes down, relocates, or there is ANY change in the ownership of the business, the permit wil be surrendered to the Business Tax office within 15 days of said change for appropriate action. +14. Ihve assume full responsibilty fr the permit and will be accountable for full compliance with the laws of Knoxvile and the State of Tennessee in the sale of boer. 42. we have read the foregoing release. Uwe fully understand its provisions, and voluntary consent to abide by its requirements. 418, live acknowledge and understand thal the fees paid for the beer permit application process are non-refundable, 14. The undersigned is the appiicanf or the bona fide and qualified agentirepresentative of the corporate applicant. a4 sraDinfpr SERVICES, LC pate: 6 20 12020 Appicar Sigratareltr Agen’ opresontaiive Tames 1. Tarangslo, Tease Date: ‘Co-Applicant Signature Date: Co-Applicant Signature ‘Swom to and subscribed be Sth cay or SH 2920 Eemnarwaany of Penmayvan- Nolan Saal] ‘SiovenW Everett Notary Publ | ‘llagheny County ‘My commission expres October 21,2022 Commission umber 1194054 ‘Wir, Pearsyvanis Associ of NOTRE Notary Public: My Commission Expires: CITY OF KNOXVILLE APPLICATION FOR BEER PERMIT Notice of Actions Contact Pursuant to City of Knoxville Code Section 4-67, the City requires the applicant to designate an individual residing within Knox County to receive notice of actions of the City or the Beer Board and to accept service of process. Please provide the name of the individual, their position with the applicant (owner, manager, etc.) and their address (may be business location). Note that the applicant is required to notify the City in accordance with Section 4-67 if there is any change in this information. In addition to a local address, please provide an address to which certified mail may be sent. BEER PERMIT APPLICATION: Business Name: _ARAMARK Sports and Entertainment Services, LL Business Location: 2400 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107 PERSON RESPONSIBLE TO RECEIVE SERVICE OF PROCESS: Name: “T Corporation System Position: Registered Agen Phone ( Address: 300 Montvue Road City, State, Zip: Knoxville, Tennessee 37919 CERTIFIED MAILING ADDRESS: Name: ARAMARK Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC Address: 2400 Market Street “ACIS ASUHATY TAS “"ANVN STONVHO WO dTHSHANMO SAONVHD ‘SHLVOOTAU ‘SHSOTD SSANISNA SIHL AT CEUACNARINS Ba LSAW LIN SIHL (68065 ‘q.LNNODOV SINHA SEONO Sax, Toozazuod + ON LINO ‘03 porejor swe] Jexapay ‘papuadsns 10 payonat sea wortoe preog nda MIVNVAV 8S 2A 105 bad y ‘A gr : \ STATE OF TENNESSEE COUNTY OF KNOX CITY OF KNOXWULE TALE TRAFIC CITATION SelaAlsDeMEANOR CITA ~ "THE UNDERSIGNED. aFWiG CUY SWORN, UFR OATH OF Bcc noes ae vet wae par ct A& WZ ron - - evrore eed Hadi = Niel, Ban nveRs CEI HUMBER — eos & oe a

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