Any and all bottle clubs, as that term is defined, shall comply with the following requirements:
A. Obtain and carry general liability coverage in the minimum amount of $1,000,000 per occurrence, proof of which shall be filed with the Codes Enforcement Office of the City of Reading, proof of which shall be filed annually when the permit is renewed with the Codes Enforcement Office.
B. Possess a valid certificate of occupancy issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry and the City of Reading and prominently display said certificate as required, proof of which shall be filed annually when the permit is renewed with the Codes Enforcement Office.
C. Obtain a valid business privilege and mercantile tax license from the City of Reading and prominently display said license as required, proof of which shall be filed annually when the permit is renewed with the Codes Enforcement Office.
D. Obtain a City of Reading zoning permit and all other valid City of Reading permits and prominently display said permit as required, proof of which shall be filed annually when the permit is renewed with the Codes Enforcement Office.
E. Obtain a valid bottle club permit pursuant to this Part and prominently display said permit as required.
F. Conspicuously post the hours of operation at the business premises such that patrons are sufficiently apprised of same.
G. Clubs may not store any alcohol of any type on their premises between the hours of 12:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.
H. The owner and/or operator of the bottle club must provide proof that they are a resident of Berks County. If the owner and/or operator is not a Berks County resident, they must a primary residence in Berks County and who has the oversight of the building's operations and is authorized to accept service on behalf of said property owner.
I. The owner and/or operator of the bottle club may not have been convicted of a crime classified as a felony offense under the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania or the United States, or be convicted of any comparable crime under the laws of any other state in the United States.
J. Have a valid and current trash collection contract with a licensed hauler, proof of which shall be filed annually when the permit is renewed with the Codes Enforcement Office.