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GOVERNMENT BUSINESS NEW GV businesses COMPUTER SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE Reports Now, Incorporated 5299 DTC Boulevard, Suite 760 303-693-6999 CONSTRUCTION ITP Construction Services 7939 East Arapahoe Road, Suite 290 303-741-4900 TriStar Drywall, Incorporated 7395 East Orchard Road, Suite 200 303-790-7714 CONSULTING Hayes Consulting Company 5600 South Quebec Street, Suite 130-D 303-455-5180 EDUCATIONAL Kumon Math & Reading Center of Greenwood Village 5910 South University Boulevard, Suite A-6 303-794-6216 FITNESS CENTER Studio Sabor 9555 East Arapahoe Road, Suite 22 303-386-3631 HUMAN SERVICES Ability Specialists, Incorporated 5241 South Quebec Street, Suite 200 303-690-5203 INSURANCE State Auto Insurance Companies 7400 East Orchard Road, Suite 170 303-796-6925 LEGAL SERVICES Cross & Liechty, P.C. 7100 East Belleview Avenue, Suite G-11 303-333-4122 Law Office of Brett P. Riley 8400 East Prentice Avenue, Suite 1500 303-409-7699 The Law Offices of Brett D. Chardavoyne, LLC 8400 East Prentice Avenue, Suite 1500 303-558-7080 MEDICAL PROVIDER Chris J. Dumas, DDS, PC 6900 East Belleview Avenue, Suite 203 303-796-8668 Ruth Levisohn & Associates, LLC 7935 East Prentice Avenue, Suite 104-W 303-756-0280 x 102 MENTAL HEALTH Guiding Star Psychological Services, LLC 7935 East Prentice Avenue, Suite 104 720-218-7797 MISCELLANEOUS LEGAL SERVICES Arapahoe County Bar Association 6060 Greenwood Plaza Boulevard, Suite 600 303-797-2227 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Western Management Services, LLC 6801 South Emporia Street, Suite 201 720-344-1174 RESTAURANT Royal Gorge Deli & Pizza 5650 Greenwood Plaza Boulevard 303-688-0844 BUSINESSES UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP BAKERY Great Harvest Bread Company 5910 South University Boulevard, Suite A-12 303-347-8767 FLORIST Greenwood Floral 4668 South Yosemite Street 303-741-1537 PACKAGING AND SHIPPING The UPS Store 5910 South University Boulevard, Suite C-18 303-798-1979 liquor license holders continued continued from page 17 A LIQUOR VIOLATION(S) — WHAT HAPPENS NEXT The outcome of liquor violations is determined by the Village’s Liquor License Authority. Some possible actions against a business with a liquor license could include: • A one-day to six-month suspension during which the licensee must post two suspension signs on premises advising customers they are prohibited from selling alcohol during the suspension period. This could result in loss of significant sales to the business, and depending on the day, time and season, the loss could cause the business distress; • The licensee could be granted to pay a fine in lieu of a suspension period. This could be costly and result in a financial hardship, especially to small businesses; • The licensee may be ordered to attend or implement other preventative procedures and training such as TIPS (Training for Intervention Procedures) Alcohol Training on their premises. TIPS is a dynamic, skills-based training program designed to prevent intoxication, drunk driving and underage drinking by enhancing the fundamental “people skills” of servers, sellers and consumers of alcohol; and/or • A permanent revocation of the license which is the most detrimental action. SERVERS PAY TOO Employees who are cited for serving alcohol to minors or over serving intoxicated persons are issued a ticket to appear in Greenwood Village Municipal Court where they are imposed with a mandatory fine of $999. Most of the time, servers who violate the Liquor Code lose their jobs. ASK FOR HELP For more information on how to prevent a liquor violation, please call the Police Department at 303-773-2525. On a routine basis, the Police Department works with area businesses to educate and assist employees regarding the service and sales of liquor. The Police Department also helps employees identify intoxicated individuals and recognize false identification documents (fake IDs). Specific questions related to your current liquor license may be directed to the City Clerk’s Office at 303-486-5752. GV PG. 18 GV NEWSLETTER | MARCH 2011
GENERAL INTEREST interest OF GRAB YOUR PIONEER PASSPORT Arapahoe County’s Historical Hunt invites modern-day explorers to grab a Pioneer Passport for a tour through Arapahoe County’s history. The County is celebrating its 150th Anniversary and would like residents to join in the fun of a scavenger hunt. You’ll be traveling all over the County to answer 10-15 fun trivia questions that will lead you to visit some of the County’s most beautiful, historic and intriguing treasured landmarks, including a historic venue in Greenwood Village! To celebrate this momentous occasion, the first 150 people to turn in a completed Pioneer Passport will receive a 150th Anniversary Commemorative Coin. In addition, all participants who turn in a completed passport will be entered to win a $150 VISA gift card. The winner will be announced Nov. 1, 2011 — Arapahoe County’s 150th birthday. So grab your Pioneer Passport at any of the County’s office locations, Greenwood Village City Hall, or download a copy at www.co.arapahoe.co.us. GV Years ago, pioneers traveling along the historic Cherokee Trail stagecoach route to Denver would stop at 17 Mile House Farm Park for food and shelter. Arapahoe County has preserved this heritage site which includes an 1860s mile house, silo and barn. MARCH 2011 | GV NEWSLETTER PG. 19
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