It shall be unlawful for any licensee or his, her, or its agents or employees to keep open the premises specified in such licensee’s license between the hours specified in § 111.45, and it shall be unlawful to permit the doors and entrances to said premises to be and remain unlocked between the hours aforesaid, except that:
(A) For Class D licensees, the premises may be open for the purpose of serving food and non-alcoholic beverages between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. each Sunday for the sole and only purpose of serving food and soft drinks, and it shall be unlawful for any licensee or his, her, or its agents or servants to sell at retail, offer for sale, or give away any alcoholic liquor or to permit the seal of any inventory of alcoholic liquor to be broken or opened or to allow customers to be present in the bar area on the premises of any such licensee when so open on any such Sunday; the bar area of any licensee serving on Sunday, as aforesaid, shall be completely separated from the other area of the licensee’s premises and closed off by closed doors which are to be locked during the period of service of food and soft drinks on any such Sunday, and no person or persons (either customers, licensees, or licensee’s employees) are to enter during such hours said area so closed off and locked; and
(B) The licensee or his or her employees may be present on the licensed premises at any time for cleaning or administrative purposes, so long as the doors and entrances to the licensee’s premises do not remain unlocked during said presence and so long as alcoholic liquor is not sold, offered for sale, given away, served, or dispensed in violation of § 111.45 hereof.
(Prior Code, Chapter 12, § 17) (Ord. 14 (Series 1976-1977), passed - -; Ord. 18 (Series 1979-1980), passed - -) Penalty, see § 111.99