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r <br /> x <br /> Tinderbox sell cigars. They come twenty-five or fifty to a box, When you <br /> sell therm as singles they can sometimesgo for $30.00 per cigar. He <br /> probably couldn't sell a box of twenty-five to a person. The verbiage <br /> contained in this section has been changed to "any tobacco product'. 1t <br /> used to say cigarettes, He didn't Know where it got changed along the <br /> line. He had $10,000.00 worth of cigars in his humidor* He was sure the <br /> Tinderbox also had couple cigars in their- humidor. As of April 1"', 2003, he <br /> was under the impression that he couldn't sell there in Marshpee. The <br /> second problem under section X E was no person under 18-years of age <br /> would be able to sell tobacco products", He had been involved over the <br /> years even before they started this process in I lashpee with the Federal <br /> people who control the sale of cigarettes through the New England <br /> Convenience store Association. He contacted them and spoke with the <br /> person who hands this issue. He also contacted the stag:* He also spoke <br /> to Bob Collette from the cape cod Tobacco coalition. He has known hire <br /> since 1995 when he started* Nobody from the Federal, State or the cape <br /> Cod coalition have any proposal now or in the further to charge this to 1 <br /> years of age. He presently had four people working for him, He would have <br /> to fire there as of April i , 2003. He has had employees work for him since <br /> 1976 and 1983 in l lashpee. He has never had an incident reported to him , <br /> by the town, state, Federal or cape cod coalition involving one of his <br /> sixteen to eighteen year old employees. As a matter of fact they are <br /> usually some of his better employees with the identification process, They <br /> seem to take it more seriously. Those are the two areas that he has a <br /> problem with. He called as soon as he got it in the mail. He asked what <br /> should he do* is there time to discuss? should he ask for a variance just <br /> for his store? He was sure that he wasn't the only retailer that has a <br /> problem. He thought that many of there thought that most of the <br /> regulations that were corning pertained to the restaurants. He didn't think <br /> that many of the retailers were aware of all of these changes somewhere <br /> along the proposal had been presented and approved. He didn't think to <br /> his knowledge that he had every received anything that brought this <br /> particular section of the regulation that was going to seriously affect your <br /> future:, if that were the case then some of the retailers would have met <br /> with the board some time ago. That was the predicament that he was in <br /> and he would like to ask for a variance for his store. <br /> i <br /> Mr, Sall asked him if he was asking for a variance for his sure only. <br /> Mr. Anderson re-iterated that he was only here on behalf of his own <br /> _ business. He didn't have the time to talk to other people. He did have four <br /> employees that he would have to fire as of April 131, 2093, if he didn' try <br /> something. <br /> IVIS; Grady asked hire to confirm that the state law allowed 16 year olds to <br /> 17 <br />