Colorado has a Clerk Recorder Records Manual that has a section (4.)
covering liquor licensing and permits -
https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/archives/county-records-management.
In addition I did a quick search and found a couple of schedules
specific to the Liquor Board.  Good places to start...

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On Fri, Oct 30, 2015 at 1:27 PM, King, Douglas
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> Katy --
>
> I would suggest ...
>
> * Check with the State of Colorado agency that oversees local government RM/Archives. If it issues retention schedules for counties, these may be listed.
>
> * Discuss with the agency currently responsible for liquor licensing if these records are still used in the licensing process, and how they are used. What is their value in the enforcement process?
>
> * I would wager that State statutes govern liquor licensing and enforcement. Search out those.
>
> * Confer with other Colorado counties with active RM programs. Boulder comes to mind.
>
> * Confer with your Legal counsel. It's always easier to do all research possible before conferring with Legal counsel, I find -- quicker for them to confirm, than to research themselves from scratch (RM issues tend to be low on the priorities for counties' Legal counsel).
>

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