A. It shall be unlawful for any person to sell or offer for sale, at retail, or to give away, in or upon any licensed premises, any alcoholic liquor during the hours in which sale of such alcoholic liquors is prohibited.
B. It shall be unlawful to keep open for business or to admit the public or to allow the public to remain within or upon the licensed premises after the hours for selling alcoholic liquor have ended.
C. Establishments at which the primary purpose of the business is for retail sales other than the sale of alcoholic liquors, such as a food store, drugstore, mass merchandiser, club, hotel or motel, may remain open for business during such hours, but no alcoholic liquor may be sold or consumed during such hours.
D. It shall be unlawful for open containers of alcoholic liquor to remain or allow alcoholic liquor to remain on the tables, serving bar, bar counter or other areas of the premises during the hours in which alcoholic liquor may not be sold.
E. It shall be unlawful for persons to remain or be allowed to remain in, on or about the licensed premises after the hours of selling alcoholic liquor have ended, except that the licensee and the licensee's employees may remain up to one hour after the hours allowed for the sale of alcoholic liquor for the purpose of cleanup and preparation for the next business day.
F. No alcoholic liquor shall be possessed or consumed on the licensed premises by any person, including the licensee and the licensee's employees and agents, after the hours for selling alcoholic liquor have ended.
G. All areas of the licensed premises in which alcoholic liquors are sold at retail for consumption on the premises, including areas that are located below ground level, shall have visible access to the interior for purposes of police inspection and the after hours safety of the occupants. Such visible access may be through an exterior door with a window measuring not less than eight inches by eight inches (8" x 8"). (Ord. 13-16, 4-1-2013)