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Anti Signs Back..

Dahwg

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Chipotle has posted no firearms again (Well at least the one by Foothills mall in Tucson does). OH well, loved the cilantro lime rice. Maybe I can figure out how to make it.
 

azcdlfred

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Chipotle has posted no firearms again (Well at least the one by Foothills mall in Tucson does). OH well, loved the cilantro lime rice. Maybe I can figure out how to make it.
It may not be a "new" posting, but a compliance with the new law. It has never been a requirement to post at the door. The requirement has always been to post the "no firearms" sign near the liquor license. From what I understand, Chipotle stores kept their liquor license in a back hallway.

This year, we (AzCDL) managed to get a change added in a liquor realted bill. The new law says that the liquor license must be posted in a conspicuous location. That brought the liquor license out of the back hallways.

As far as I knew, all Chipotle stores ban firearms. They're based in airy fairy anti-gun Colorado.

Fred
 

mFonz77

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Sierra Vista, AZ
It may not be a "new" posting, but a compliance with the new law. It has never been a requirement to post at the door. The requirement has always been to post the "no firearms" sign near the liquor license. From what I understand, Chipotle stores kept their liquor license in a back hallway.

This year, we (AzCDL) managed to get a change added in a liquor realted bill. The new law says that the liquor license must be posted in a conspicuous location. That brought the liquor license out of the back hallways.

As far as I knew, all Chipotle stores ban firearms. They're based in airy fairy anti-gun Colorado.

Fred

The ones in Missouri were also posted when I lived there. The one on University in Tucson now has it's DPS sign in the front window instead of, yes, WAayyyyyyy back in the back hallway on a cork-board. The are supposed to open one in Sierra Vista very soon, after the new super wallyworld is completed. We'll see how that goes over down here...
 

JoeGlock40

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dang i didnt know the one at foothills mall served booze...i OCed there a couple times before when they didnt have the sign on the window but no employees said anything...oops
 

aadvark

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Knock the Sign over..., AND proclaim the Sign had fallen down, per Arizona Code 4-229(C)(2)(a).
 

jhco50

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As far as I knew, all Chipotle stores ban firearms. They're based in airy fairy anti-gun Colorado.

Fred

Airy Fairy anti-gun? Denver is, but not all of Colorado. A few of the politicians in this area are talking about a similar law here. Whether or not it is just talk, I don't know. Time will tell.
 
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