(A) No person shall bring any alcoholic liquor into any dining room of any hotel, restaurant, club room, or place where lunches are served, or where soft drinks are sold, or a soda fountain is operated, or into any public place for consumption, or for use for mixing with or spiking any alcoholic liquor or any other beverage whatsoever.
(B) No owner, proprietor, or agent or employee thereof, of any restaurant, store, or other commercial establishment or private park inviting or permitting public patronage shall permit the consumption of alcoholic liquors on the premises except those specifically licensed for consumption on the premises.
(C) No person shall consume any alcoholic liquor on any street, alley, sidewalk, or other public property, or in any restaurant, store, or other commercial or private establishment, inviting or permitting public patronage except those specifically licensed for consumption on the premises or in any automobile or vehicle traveling upon or parked on any street, alley, or public property.
('70 Code, § 9.22) (Ord. passed 1-10-78; Am. Ord. 07-39, passed 1-28-08) Penalty, see § 112.99