Post by Logan on Jun 3, 2016 18:03:31 GMT -6
BRIDGTON, Maine — New efforts to comply with its state license to serve food and drinks has some of the patrons of the Bridgton Twin Drive-In taking to social media to complain.
According to posts on the drive-in’s Facebook page and a recorded message on its phone line, the summer business has been warned by the Maine attorney general’s office that it needs to crack down on smoking — including inside private vehicles that are parked at the show.
“The drive-in is licensed as an eating establishment and, as such, not only is smoking prohibited in the concession facilities and restrooms but also ALL places where food and drinks may be consumed. According to the state of Maine, your vehicle on our lot must also be smoke-free for the drive-in to be in compliance,” a notice on the drive-in’s Facebook page reads.
Owners of the drive-in, which is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year, appear to be taking the warning seriously and said as it does with alcohol, those caught smoking will be asked to leave — and escorted from the premises by the police if they fail to comply.
Read more: bangordailynews.com/2016/06/03/politics/maine-drive-in-patrons-fume-over-smoking-ban/
According to posts on the drive-in’s Facebook page and a recorded message on its phone line, the summer business has been warned by the Maine attorney general’s office that it needs to crack down on smoking — including inside private vehicles that are parked at the show.
“The drive-in is licensed as an eating establishment and, as such, not only is smoking prohibited in the concession facilities and restrooms but also ALL places where food and drinks may be consumed. According to the state of Maine, your vehicle on our lot must also be smoke-free for the drive-in to be in compliance,” a notice on the drive-in’s Facebook page reads.
Owners of the drive-in, which is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year, appear to be taking the warning seriously and said as it does with alcohol, those caught smoking will be asked to leave — and escorted from the premises by the police if they fail to comply.
Read more: bangordailynews.com/2016/06/03/politics/maine-drive-in-patrons-fume-over-smoking-ban/