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§ 3-903 PURCHASER REQUIREMENTS.
   Any person who purchases a keg or the contents thereof shall:
   (a)   Be of legal age to purchase, possess or use beer and cereal malt beverage;
   (b)   Provide proof of identification and such other information as the retailer may require in accordance with § 3-902;
   (c)   Sign a declaration and receipt in the form required by § 3-902;
   (d)   Not allow any person under the age of 21 to consume the keg contacts except as allowed by law;
   (e)   Not remove, obliterate or allow to be removed or obliterated, the keg identification tag required by § 3-902; and
   (f)   Maintain a copy of the declaration and receipt with the keg during the time the keg is in the purchaser’s possession or control.
§ 3-904 IDENTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS.
   (a)   The keg identification tag required under this article shall be in the form of a uniquely numbered and coded tag or label, prescribed and furnished by the City Clerk. Such tag or label is used for a single sale of the marked keg and is to be removed from the keg by the retailer upon return of the keg to the retail seller and maintained with the records of the sale. Such tags shall be fabricated and made attachable in such a manner as to make the tag removable for the purpose of the cleaning and reusing the keg by a manufacturer.
   (b)   The declaration and receipt required shall be on a form prescribed and furnished by the City Clerk and shall include the information as required by §§ 3-902 and 3-903 thereof, and may include such other identifying information as the City Clerk may deem necessary and appropriate.
   (c)   Retailers may apply for and receive keg identification tags and declaration and receipt forms from the City Clerk upon submittal of an application on a form as prescribed by the City Clerk and such proof as may be required by the City Clerk that the applicant is duly licensed to sell beer or cereal malt beverages in a keg. The City Clerk may charge a reasonable fee for furnishing the tags and forms required by this article not to exceed the actual cost of furnishing such tags and forms.
   (d)   The retailer shall retain a copy of all such declarations and receipts required on the retailer’s licensed premises for a period of six months. Such declarations and receipts shall be available for inspection and copying by any law enforcement officer during normal business hours for the purpose of identifying persons suspected of a violation of law.
   (e)   Falsifying any information on a declaration and receipt shall be a violation of this section.
§ 3-905 DEPOSIT REFUND.
   No retailer may refund any deposit upon return of a keg that:
   (a)   Does not have the required identification tag; or
   (b)   Has an identification tag that has been defaced to the extent that the information contained on the tag cannot be read.
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