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publication dates, be part of the record of this hearing. Davidson stated that this Pubic Hearing was on the application of the Dillion Companies, Inc., dba King Soopers #13, for a Retail 3.2% Beer License, which permits the sale of fermented beverages in a sealed container for off premises consumption only. The premises to be licensed is located at Louisville Plaza, Lot 2, NE corner of South Boulder Road and Hwy. 42. The Liquor Licensing Authority, which is the City Council, must set the boundaries for the neighborhood for the License. Davidson moved that the boundaries of the neighborhood be the current boundaries of the City of Louisville. Seconded by Hornbostel. All in favor. Davidson asked the audience for any objections to the boundaries. NONE Davidson asked for comments from the audience. Elizabeth A. Weishaupl, Attorney for King Soopers, explained she was there to answer any questions. Gary Prickett, District Manager for King Soopers, questions from Ms. Weishaupl concerning his (King responsibilities for any liquor infractions and the training of store personnel. answered Soopers) related Howard: How are the employees held personally responsible for any liquor infractions? Prickett: If a violation occurs, the employee is issued a summons along with the store and they would go to court. King Soopers would not provide council for them, because it was of their own doing. Weishaupl: It is King Soopers' policy that because most of our employees are long term employees, we don't punish these employees by firing them on the spot. We try to work with them. Generally, they are given a period of suspension, but that's to reinforce the importance of compliance with the liquor laws. Sisk: What kind of training programs do you give to your cashiers to