For those events where the
wishes to serve
, the application must demonstrate that the following additional criteria will be met:
100.09(A) Events with 50 or fewer participants. Events where 50 or fewer participants are expected at any given time and that will be held within 50 feet of the entrance of the establishment sponsoring the event:
100.09(A)(1) The event may not block the
or any other means of pedestrian travel; and
100.09(A)(2) If the Police Chief finds that there are special circumstances requiring an off- duty deputy, he or she may require such off duty
as he or she finds are necessary to maintain order (a decision of the Police Chief to require off duty
may be appealed to the
pursuant to the procedures of § 124.69.)
100.09(B) Events with more than 50 participants. For events where more than 50 participants are expected at any given time or that will be held further than 50 feet from the entrance of the establishment sponsoring the event:
100.09(B)(1) A specific area must be designated where the
will be served and consumed. The
must detail what steps will be taken to ensure that no open container of alcohol is removed from the designated area and that order is maintained at the event. Such steps must include, but are not limited to:
100.09(B)(1)(a) Limiting access to the area;
100.09(B)(1)(b) Provision of off duty police
to enforce order and the boundaries of the area as follows:
100.09(B)(1)(b)1. For events where the number of anticipated participants does not exceed 100 at any given time, two
are required;
100.09(B)(1)(b)2. For events where the number of anticipated participants exceeds 100 at any given time, two
plus one additional
for each additional 100, or portion thereof, anticipated participants at any given time (if, during the actual event, the
finds that there are significantly more participants at the event than the
has provided off duty
for, this may be considered in reviewing any future application from the same or a related
);
100.09(B)(1)(b)3. If the Police Chief finds that there are special circumstances requiring a greater number of off duty deputies than required by subsections 100.09(B)(1)(b)1. and 100.09(B)(1)(b)2. above, he or she may require such additional off duty
as he or she finds are necessary to maintain order (a decision of the Police Chief to require additional off duty
may be appealed to the
pursuant to the procedures of § 124.69);
100.09(B)(2) Provision must be made for appropriate
control, etc.;
100.09(B)(3) All
must be served in paper or plastic containers. No glass will be permitted; and
100.09(B)(4) Non-
alternatives must be available at all times when alcohol is being served.
100.09(C) Requirements. General requirements for all events:
100.09(C)(1) All Federal,
, and local Laws must be complied with, and all necessary
licensing must be in place.
100.09(C)(2) Proper training in the identification of minors and individuals who are intoxicated must be provided to anyone who will be serving the
.
100.09(C)(3) No “drinking contests” will be permitted.
100.09(C)(4) No more than one permit allowing the serving of
will be issued to the same, or a related, entity in any six-month period.
100.09(C)(5) In addition to the regular event permit fee, any
for a permit allowing the serving of
shall pay an
permit processing fee in an amount to be set and amended by resolution of the
.
100.09(C)(6) No permit allowing
consumption will be issued for “youth-oriented” events, such as
, youth sports events, etc.
100.09(C)(7) If at any time, in the opinion of the Police Chief, or designee, proper order is not being maintained at the event, and a danger to public safety exists, he or she may immediately revoke any permit issued under this Section and the service of
must immediately cease.
(Ord. 2010-17, passed 10-4-2010)