(A) (1) The City of Slayton may issue special permits to allow the possession and consumption of intoxicating beverage in cans or plastic receptacles in or upon any of the above mentioned publicly owned property.
(2) The Slayton City Council may adopt a set of guidelines and criteria for the issuance of like permits allowing those permits to be issued by the City Clerk/Administrator or Deputy Clerk as an administrative action.
(3) Any like permits so issued shall specify the particular publicly owned property the permit applies to, the time frame in which the permit applies and the group or activity for which the permit is issued. The City Council may by its guidelines or direct actions impose limitations and conditions upon the possession and consumption of intoxicating beverages for each permit issued as the City Council deems necessary.
(B) The permit shall describe with specificity the conditions under which the permit is issued and shall include the following information:
(1) The public place to which the permit pertains;
(2) The person or persons to whom the permit is issued; and
(3) Any other conditions or restrictions that the City Council shall deem necessary to adequately provide for the public welfare and safety, including restrictions relative to the type of beverage that may be consumed and the hours during which the beverage may be consumed.
(C) Any violation of the conditions imposed on the permit under division (B) above shall be cause for the automatic revocation of the permit.
(D) Any person to whom a permit is issued who shall fail to comply with any conditions imposed under division (B) above shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be liable for any damages to property resulting from that failure.
(E) The provisions of this chapter shall not restrict the Slayton Country Club from allowing the possession and consumption of intoxicating beverages by its patrons within the limits of the Slayton Country Club golf course.
(F) Persons other than to those to whom a permit is issued upon revocation or expiration of the permit, shall not be deemed to be in violation of § 110.02 above if that person has no knowledge or is unaware of the revocation or expiration.
(Prior Code, § 4.103) Penalty, see § 10.99