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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, September 22, 2014 Page 10 e. Consider Presumptive Penalty Approval—Super America Store#4115 Alco- hol Compliance Failure Police Lt. Rosand reviewed the specifics of this Super America Store#4115 alco- hol compliance failure as detailed in the RCA dated September 22, 2014. Super America Representative Bill Schnobrich,Director of Operations for all Super America Stores In speaking directly to the date confusion from 1985 to 1995, Mr. Schnobrich ad- vised that the employee was simply not paying attention, and due to this and other employment violations they'd become aware of, had been terminated the next day. Due to other issues related to employment, Mr. Schnobrich opined that it would not have mattered the date on the identification card. Mr. Schnobrich clari- fied that the employee in question had been properly trained. Mr. Schnobrich ad- vised that this violation occurred thirty days away from Super America's semi- annual training program, which consisted of an electronic video training; and not- ed that this store, including all their stores, received their training through an elec- tronic video training program. Mr. Schnobrich further advised that this store, in- cluding all their stores, receive a monthly secret shopper done by a third party contractor to ensure there are no violations for tobacco or alcohol, and there had been no failures in that particular store over the last nineteen months through those random checks. Mr. Schnobrich noted that their Roseville stores employ the policy to card all alcohol purchases. Mayor Roe thanked Mr. Schnobrich for the firm's due diligence, for his attend- ance tonight, and for providing the details of the compliance failure. Lt. Rosand opined that the Super America training set the bar for all businesses doing alcohol compliance, and offered his favorable impression with their training records and his working relationship with local staff; wishing that all businesses kept similar records. Mayor Roe noted that this spoke well for their responsible citizenship. Lt. Rosand advised that the firm, assuming the presumptive penalty would be im- posed, had already paid the fee, and he had the check available to forward to the Finance Department, pending the City Council's action tonight. With Councilmember Laliberte addressing the off-sale suspension as indicated, Mayor Roe advised that consideration of them having other products to sell be- sides alcohol had not entered into discussions for off-sale licenses when decisions were made by a previous City Council as far as any precedence being set. Willmus moved, Laliberte seconded, authorizing the Roseville Police Department to issue and administer the presumptive penalty as set forth in Section 302.15 of