Changes

Pumping Station: One, an Illinois not for profit corporation, with offices located at 3519 N Elston, Chicago, IL, 60618 (the “Organization” and its “Location”) is committed to providing a safe, healthy, and productive environment for its charitable, educational, and other tax-exempt activities.

Pumping Station: One, an Illinois not for profit corporation, with offices located at 3519 N Elston, Chicago, IL, 60618 (the “Organization” and its “Location”) is committed to providing a safe, healthy, and productive environment for its charitable, educational, and other tax-exempt activities.

Consistent with this commitment, this policy (“Policy”) establishes the Organization’s intent to maintain an environment that is drug free and tolerant of responsible alcohol usage. Every member is expected to be mindful that participating in any of the Organization’s activities -- including but not limited to using power tools, machinery, equipment, and facilities -- while under the influence of alcohol, illegal drugs, and/or certain prescription medications is prohibited. Mind-altering substances can pose serious health and safety risks to themselves and others. PS:One restricts activities during and after the consumption of alcohol and other mind-altering substances, and specifically prohibits using power tools and machinery during and after consuming alcohol or any other substance that might impair judgement. Being under the influence of illegal drugs is prohibited. PS:One requires that those who choose to drink on site abide by state law and PS:One regulations, and expects that such individuals will conduct themselves responsibly, while being considerate and mindful of the rights of others.  

Consistent with this commitment, this policy (“Policy”) establishes the Organization’s intent to maintain an environment that is drug free and tolerant of responsible alcohol usage. Every member is expected to be mindful that participating in any of the Organization’s activities -- including but not limited to using power tools, machinery, equipment, and facilities -- while under the influence of alcohol, illegal drugs, and/or certain prescription medications is prohibited. Members under the influence of mind-altering substances can pose serious health and safety risks to themselves and others. PS:One restricts activities during and after the consumption of alcohol and other mind-altering substances, and specifically prohibits using power tools and machinery during and after consuming alcohol or any other substance that might impair judgement. Being under the influence of illegal drugs is prohibited. PS:One requires that those who choose to drink on site abide by state law and PS:One regulations, and expects that such individuals will conduct themselves responsibly, while being considerate and mindful of the rights of others.  

I AM AWARE AND UNDERSTAND THAT THE ORGANIZATION CONDUCTS ACTIVITIES (“ACTIVITIES”) THAT ARE INHERENTLY DANGEROUS AND THAT INVOLVE THE RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO DISMEMBERMENT, AND/OR DEATH AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE.

ALL MEMBERS & GUESTS MUST BE AWARE AND UNDERSTAND THAT THE ORGANIZATION CONDUCTS ACTIVITIES (“ACTIVITIES”) THAT ARE INHERENTLY DANGEROUS AND THAT INVOLVE THE RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO DISMEMBERMENT, AND/OR DEATH AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE.

=Section 1. Prohibited Conduct=

=Section 1. Prohibited Conduct=

beer brewing, beer tasting and alcohol related programs (“Beer Related Programs”).

beer brewing, beer tasting and alcohol related programs (“Beer Related Programs”).

This Policy does not prohibit the use or consumption of alcohol at such events. However, if

This Policy does not prohibit the use or consumption of alcohol at such events. However, if

Participants choose to consume alcohol at such events, they must do so responsibly and maintain their obligation to conduct themselves appropriately at all times. Participants in Beer Related Programs continue to be subject to all terms and conditions of this Policy, and, in conjunction with other Organizational Activities, may not use, abuse, or be under the influence of illegal drugs, or other impairing substances. Participants wishing to serve any beverages brewed at PS1 while hosting a public event must obtain a Home Brewer’s Special Event license and provide a copy of the license to the Board no later than 4 days before the event.

Participants choose to consume alcohol at such events, they must do so responsibly and maintain their obligation to conduct themselves appropriately at all times. Participants in Beer Related Programs continue to be subject to all terms and conditions of this Policy, and, in conjunction with other Organizational Activities, may not use, abuse, or be under the influence of illegal drugs, or other impairing substances.  

 

For public events where beverages brewed at PS1 are served,  a [https://www2.illinois.gov/ilcc/SiteCollectionDocuments/Homebrewer%20Special%20Event%20Permit.pdf Home Brewer’s Special Event license] must be obtained and a copy of the license must be provided to the Board no later than 4 days before the event.

=Section 3. Organization Sponsored Events=

=Section 3. Organization Sponsored Events=

=Section 4. Compensation for alcohol=

=Section 4. Compensation for alcohol=

Individuals may not sell alcohol at PS1. The sale of alcohol is only permitted at Pumping Station: One if the organization is sponsoring an event and obtains a Special Event Retailer’s Liquor License for the sale of alcohol at the event. All relevant copies of licensing should be displayed at the event with a copy sent to the Board no later than 4 days before the event. The beneficiary for any donations collected for alcohol must be explicitly denoted and all recipients must be specified on all money collection devices (digital or physical) used for collecting donations. Labeling must be affixed securely to donation method. Any unlabeled donation collection devices will be assumed to be the property of PS1 and absorbed into the  discretionary funds of the budget. Donations for alcohol may only be collected in the Kitchen area; this includes any flyers or signage that directs people to online financial collection options.

Individuals may not sell alcohol at PS1. The sale of alcohol is only permitted at Pumping Station: One if the organization is sponsoring an event and obtains a [https://www.illinois.gov/ilcc/SiteCollectionDocuments/Special%20Event%20Retailer%20Liquor%20License%20NFP.pdf Special Event Retailer’s Liquor License] for the sale of alcohol at the event. All relevant copies of licensing should be displayed at the event with a copy sent to the Board no later than 4 days before the event. The beneficiary for any donations collected for alcohol must be explicitly denoted and all recipients must be specified on all money collection devices (digital or physical) used for collecting donations. Labeling must be affixed securely to donation method. Any unlabeled donation collection devices will be assumed to be the property of PS1 and absorbed into the  discretionary funds of the budget. Donations for alcohol may only be collected in the Kitchen area; this includes any flyers or signage that directs people to online financial collection options.

=Section 5. Administration and Enforcement of this Policy=

=Section 5. Administration and Enforcement of this Policy=