Request to Serve Alcohol

A Request for Permission to Serve Alcoholic Beverages form must be submitted when event organizers plan to serve alcoholic beverages on UO owned property, UO leased property, and off-premises events sponsored by the University of Oregon that are not being provided by and served by University Catering.

Note: Food service is required whenever alcohol is being provided at a UO event. Organizers are limited to serving a maximum of 1 drink per person per hour, for a maximum total of 3 drinks during the entire event (regardless if the event lasts longer than 3 hours). Designees must ensure that alcohol service stops 30 minutes prior to the end of the event. Non-alcoholic beverage options will remain available and be encouraged for the remainder of the event.

Exceptions:

This form is not required if the event is hosted at restaurant or another venue that is providing both alcohol service and food service.
Private events held by members of the public do not need to complete this form and should work with UO event services directly or other UO facilities schedulers. If a special event permit is required by OLCC (e.g., for a cash bar), the department renting the space to the individual must complete the form on the renter's behalf. Risk Management will review all special event permit requests and confirm that the necessary documentation for the event has been received.

The form should be submitted at least 14 business days prior to a planned event to allow sufficient time for review. Please include if this is a UO Portland event or if the event will be hosted at a UO Portland location.

Contacts

Risk Management, (P) 541-346-8316

Process

The request form and applicable documents should be submitted no fewer than 14 days before the event. Your submission should include the following documents where applicable:

Fully signed Request for Permission to Serve Alcoholic Beverages Form
An approved University of Oregon Catering Waiver; if applicable.
A copy of the catering menu or food order.
A certificate of insurance from the vendor providing food service if not using UO catering.
A certificate of insurance from the vendor providing and serving the alcohol. The certificate must indicate host liquor liability and name the University as additional insured. (Example certificate of insurance from vendor)
A volunteer form may be required if the OLCC server is not a UO employee or not being paid to serve.
Copy of signed a Temporary Sales License. If alcohol will be sold or donations collected.
Event’s held on campus should include a map indicating event set up. The map must indicate exits and pathways.
Planning on advertising? Submit a copy of your proposed advert for review.
Large events or events with students may be required to submit a risk mitigation plan.
Contracting: If your event will require a Facility Use Agreement, Personal Services Contract, or Catering Contract please review the Purchasing and Contracting Services (PCS) process for contracting at the University. Only individuals with delegated contracting authority may sign a contract. A PCS contract template may be required.
Purchasing Policies: Review the University purchasing policy and guidelines regarding alcohol and alcohol related purchases or services.

Complete this form first and attach all required documentation:

The Office of Risk Management and Insurance has launched a new online webform version of this form. The webform version allows for roll approvals for virtual signatures from the applicant, designee, and department head. If you have issues with using this form please contact riskmanagement@uoregon.edu

Permission to Serve Alcoholic Beverages Form

Location

City of Eugene must review all applications for events held at UO Eugene properties which require an OLCC Temporary Sales License (after review and endorsement by the Office of Risk Management). In addition, UO Departments must complete UO’s Request for Permission to Serve Alcoholic Beverages.

City of Portland must review all applications for events held at UO Portland which require an OLCC Temporary Sales License (after review and endorsement by the UO Portland event contact). In addition, UO Departments must complete UO’s Request for Permission to Serve Alcoholic Beverages.