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Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR January 8 2003 Page 16 OLCC alcohol impact areas a possibility The Oregon Liquor Commis- sion (OLCC) is taking steps to make it easier for cities to establish alcohol impact zones and take more control over areas with street drink- ing, public intoxication and other alcohol/related problems. The commission has initiated rule making to amend OAR 845- 005-0303, which delineates how the commission designates an alcohol impact area and sets uniform limita- tions and requirements within it. An advisory committee meeting is set for Jan. 23 to look into simpli- fying the present rule, reducing the paperwork burden on local govern- ments and lowering a 300,000- population threshold so cities smaller than Portland can set up alcohol impact zones. Astoria and Springfield have expressed interest in impact zones. Under the impact area rule, OLCC may work with cities to set up areas in which alcohol sales and service hours -- and in some cases, new liquor outlets -- are limited. For example, fortified wines, large- sized or single container sales of malt beverages and other products could be prohibited in an alcohol impact area. Or, businesses may be required to stop selling alcohol earlier than the 2:30 a.m. cutoff time. Currently, cities must undertake a lengthy, complicated process to Accounting establish an impact area, which in- cludes first seeking voluntary ef- forts from liquor licensees to reduce drinking-related problems before requesting establishment of an alco- hol impact zone. The city of Portland has created several local alcohol impact zones, and is about ready to petition the OLCC for an alcohol impact area in the Kenton neighborhood under OAR 845-005-03030. 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