§ 7.08.070. Conditions of permits.

Every person to whom a beer permit is issued agrees to the following conditions:

A.

The premises are declared to be a public place for the purpose of inspection by the beer inspectors, by officers of the police department or by any other duly authorized law enforcement officer.

B.

The permit holder shall keep invoices and all other memoranda fully descriptive relating in any way to the storing, sale, distribution by sale or gift or manufacture of beer, and he shall permit the director of finance or his duly authorized agents, representatives or employees to inspect, at any time during the business hours of the day, all such articles, containers, packages, invoices, books, papers and memoranda as may be deemed necessary in the opinion of the director of finance or his authorized agent, representative or employee in ascertaining whether or not all state and local taxes have been paid or in determining the amount of such taxes that may be due.

C.

The permit holder shall display all permits issued pursuant to this article in a conspicuous place, together with all other permits, licenses and stamps required by law.

D.

The holder of a retailer's "off-sale" permit shall post, in a prominent place easily seen by customers, a sign supplied by the metropolitan beer permit board that includes the following language:

  It is unlawful to possess any alcoholic beverage in an opened glass, aluminum, or metal container on these premises or other area generally open to the public.

(Ord. 2003-1476 § 1, 2003; prior code § 5-1-18.1)