A. Only a licensee holding a class F liquor license can sell kegs.
B. A licensee who sells a keg shall affix to each keg sold a tag, furnished by the local liquor control commissioner, containing an identification number enabling the purchaser to be identified.
C. The licensee shall keep a logbook of all kegs sold, showing the identification number on the tag affixed to each keg, and the purchaser's name, address, telephone number, driver's license/state identification number, description of the second form of identification, if required, date of birth, and signature of party purchasing keg. The logbook shall be available for inspection by the village police department during normal working hours.
D. The licensee shall require the purchaser to deposit, at the time of the sale of a keg, at least fifty dollars ($50.00) for the sale of a keg with a pumper and at least ten dollars ($10.00) for sale of a keg without a pumper. The deposit shall be refunded only upon the return of the keg with the tag properly affixed. Only one deposit fee will be required from a purchaser of more than one keg at a time.
E. The licensee shall require the purchaser, at the time of the sale, to sign a form to be provided by the local liquor control commissioner, setting forth the provisions of this section and informing the purchaser that the deposit will be forfeited if the keg is not returned with the tag properly affixed. The licensee shall retain this form for ninety (90) days after the sale.
F. Any keg not returned with the tag properly affixed within sixty (60) days following the date of sale shall be considered lost, and the deposit shall be forfeited.
G. A licensee may retain the forfeited deposit.
H. It is unlawful to possess a keg within the village which does not have a proper tag affixed or, if the keg was purchased outside the village, without proof of purchase for the keg, including the name and address of the seller. (Ord. 1447-13, 4-15-2013)