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May 21, 2012 03:21 pm by Brian Yaeger | Comments 1
This has to be breaking so many state and city ordinances.
The only reason to care is all the thousands of hard working business owners struggling and suffering to comply with OLCC rules, while these folks don't have to.
I call bullshit. You cannot do this kind of thing without a proper permit. If they did not have premission they would have been shut down within an hour, and most likey arrested. However, I have no doubt that the OLCC will be watching them like a hawk, and will try to shut them down on the first infraction.
Yes, they have a permit.
I am sure they have a temp permit - and will be watched like a hawk.
It just seems there are so many more zoning issues for regular bars.
Wow, why so many bad and negative comments? I wish I had the cart by my house!
There are at least two beer carts in beer pods in SE Portland, so a cocktail cart isn't so surprising to me. It's temporary, and thus I'm sure does have a temp permit, just as the OLCC permits all sorts of alcohol sales for events.
Indie: get over it. If your business is suffering then make some changes, don't get pissed because someone else came up with a winning idea.
This is awesome! Hope they can get something permanent going after this. After all people get drunk off the beer carts too, what's the real issue?