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ORDINANCE
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An ordinance amending Chapter 409 to restrict access to liquor establishments by individuals
under the age of 21
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN:
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Chapter 409.08 of the Saint Paul Legislative Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
Sec. 409.08. Regulations generally.
All licensees hereunder are hereby required to observe the following regulations;
provided, however that any such regulation which specifically refers to an on-sale licensee shall
not bind an off-sale licensee, nor shall any regulation which specifically refers to an off-sale
licensee bind an on-sale licensee:
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All sales shall be made in full view of the public.
A"minor," as used herein, is any person under the age of twenty-one (21) years.
a. No licensee, or agent or employee thereof, shall serve or dispense upon the
licensed premises any intoxicating liquor to any minor; nor shall such
licensee, agent or employee permit any minor to be fumished with or to
consume any such liquor on the licensed premises; nor shall such licensee,
agent or employee permit any minor to be delivered any such liquor.
b. No minor shall misrepresent his or her age for the purpose of obtaining
intoxicating liquor nor shall he or she enter any premises licensed for the
retail sale of intoxicating liquor for the purpose of purchasing or having
served or delivered to him or her for consumption of any such intoxicatin�
liquor or beer nor shall any such person purchase, attempt to purchase,
consume, or have another person purchase for him or her any intoxicating
liquor or beer.
c. No minor shall induce any person to purchase, procure or obtam
intoxicating liquor for him or her. ��
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1 d. Proof of age for purposes of consuming, purchasing or possessing an
2 alcoholic bevera�e, the consumption, sale or possession of which is
3 regulated by age, may only be established by a valid driver's license or a
4 Minnesota Identification Card issued pursuant to Minnesota Statutes,
5 Section 171.07, or, in the case of a forei� national, by a valid passport.
7 (3) No sale shall be made in any place or in part of a buildin� where such sales are
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No person under eighteen (18) yeazs of age may be employed in a place where
intoxicatin� liquor is sold for consumption on the premises, except persons under
eighteen (18) yeazs of age may be employed as musicians or in bussing or washing
dishes in a restaurant or hotel that is licensed to sell intoxicating liquor and may
be employed as waiters or waitresses at a restaurant, hotel or motel where only
wine is sold; provided, that the person under the age of eighteen (18) may not
serve or sell any wine.
Every licensee is hereby made responsible for the conduct of his place of business
and required to maintain order and sobriety in such place of business.
(6) No licensee shall keep, possess or operate, or permit the keeping, possession or
operation of, on any licensed premises or in any room adjoining the licensed
premises any slot machine, dice or any gambling device or apparatus, nor permit
any gambling therein (whether or not licensed by the state), nor permit the
licensed premises or any room in the same or in any adjoining buildin� directly or
indirectly under his or her control to be used as a resort for prostitutes or other
disorderly persons, except that pulltabs, tipboards, paddlewheels and raffle tickets
may be sold on licensed premises when such activity is licensed by the state
pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 349, and conducted pursuant to
regulations contained in this Legislative Code. Notwithstanding the foregoing, a
licensee may permit, for specific functions or events, up to five (5) times per
calendar year, for which written notice is �iven to the Office of License,
Inspections and Environmental Protection at least forty-eight (48) hours in
advance, the use of slot machines, dice and gambling devices on the licensed
premises if (a) their presence or use on the licensed premises does not violate state
or federal law, (b) their use is solely for social, recreational or amusement
purposes, and not for fundraising of any kind or for any cause or purpose, and (c)
no gamblin� other than lawful charitable gambling takes place on the licensed
premises.
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43 such as a banquet, that includes the sale of raffle tickets as a part of the event
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45 licensed establishment, not open to the general public, and the raffle conducted by
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48 (7) No dancin� wherein the public participates, and no dancing, singing or other
49 vaudeville exhibitions or entertainment shall be permitted on the premises of any
50 on-sale licensee unless such premises are duly licensed for entertainment. Each
51 on-sale licensee shall be responsible for all entertainment of any kind that is
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5 rental properiy from violating any provision of law includin�, but not limited to,
6 the noise regulations in Chapter 293 of the Legislative Code, and to prevent the
7 conduct of persons present at or leavin� the rental property from causin� a
8 nuisance in the community in the immediate area of the rental property. Such
9 steps may include u+ritten lease agreements, conditions in each lease a�eement
10 for the rental properry which require the provision of security guards, the
11 limitation of the hours during which entertainment may take place, the termination
12 of entertainment upon the receipt of two (2) or more noise complaints by the
13 police, and consent for inspection of the rental property by the police or license
14 division at times when the rental properiy is in use. Notwithstanding such steps,
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as the licensed premises which the on-sale licensee owns or has the right to
control, �vhen such property has been leased or otherwise made available to
another (hereafrer, "rental property"). Each such on-sale licensee shall take
reasonable and adequate steps to prevent entertainment and other activities on the
activities taking place on the rental property or on the licensed premises which
violate the provision of any law or ordinance, or which constitute a nuisance.
The license issued to said licensee shall be posted in a conspicuous place in that
portion of the premises for which the license has been issued.
No person shall remain in or loiter in the parking lot of an on-sale licensee after
the lawful closing hour.
(10) When a licensee is notified by the police department that a parade will be held
within one (1) block of the licensee's establishment, all beer and all intoxicating
liquor or liquid of any type sold during the entire day of said parade shall be sold
only in plastic or paper containers. In addition, upon receiving such notice, the
licensee shall place a person at each entrance and each exit of the establishment at
least one (1) hour prior to the time of parade, and the licensee shall require a
person to remain at those locations until one (1) hour after the parade, to ensure
that patrons do not enter or exit with beer or intoxicating liquor.
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When an existing building is converted to on-sale intoxicatin� liquor purposes,
existing off-street parking facilities which serve the building shall be provided
with a visual screen where the parking facility adjoins or abuts across an alley any
residential use or residential zoning district. The screen shali be between four and
one-half (4 %2) and six and one-half (6 %2) feet in height and of sufficient density to
visually separate the parking facility from the adjacent residential use district. The
screen may consist of various fence materials, earth berms, plant materials or a
combination thereof. Access by patrons to the parking facility from an adjacent
alley shot�ld generally be prohibited.
No person shall give, sell, procure or purchase intoxicating liquor to or for any
person to whom the sale of intoxicating liquor is forbidden by law.
(13) No person shall mix or prepare intoxicating liquor for consumption, or consume
it, in any ptiblic place not licensed in accordance with this Code and the State of
Minnesota.
(14) No intoxicating liquor shall be sold or consumed on a public hi�hway or in an
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1 (15) Each on-sale licensee shall have the responsibility of taking reasonable and
2 adequate steps to prevent persons from leavin� the licensed premises with a
3 bottle, can or �lass containing any alcoholic bevera�e, and the failure to do so may
4 subject such licensee to adverse action against his or her license.
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No person, �oup or association applying for or holding a license under this
chapter shall restrict membership in its club or organization, or restrict access to
the licensed premises or any facilities of such person, group or association, on the
basis of race, creed, reli�ion, sex, national origin or ancestry, age, disability,
marital status or status with respect to public assistance. This provision shall not
apply to any reli�ious corporation, association or society with respect to
membership or access based on religion, where reli�ion is a bona fide
qualification for membership or access. A violation of the foregoin� shall
constitute sufficient grounds for adverse action against the license or license
application, including revocation or denial of the license.
17 No licensee shall soonsor, advertise and/or host events for individuals under the
a�e of 21 such as "18 and up" ni�hts, "colleQe niehts", "teen ni;hts" or other such
desi�nations unless the events are held in a�ortion of the establisY�ment where
l�uor, includin� 3.2 malt. is not consumed sold or served. The licensee will be
resnonsible for insurinQ that individuals under the atre of 21 who enter to attend
such events cannot eain access to an area where liquor is sold, served, permitted
or consumed. Anv advertisements in connection with such events must contain
disclaimers that the events will be in an alcohol-free area of the establishment and
that alcohol will not be sold or served to anvone under the aee of 21.
1�8 Licensees are responsible for insurinQ that anv individual under the a¢e of
21, other than an emplovee, who enters the establishment is present onl�or
the purpose of consumin� a meal or attendin� a social function held in a
portion of the establishment where lictuor is not sold. consumed, served or
displaved. The reauirements of this section shall not applv to the
RiverCentre comolex, Midway Stadium, theaters, bowlina allevs or social
functions which are not open to the up blic
� Notwithstandine the provisions of paragraph f 18), above, an establishment which
holds an entertainment license mav host up to twelve ]ive entertainment events
annuallv at which individuals under the aQe of 21 may be present, providino the
establishment obtains a permit for such an e� ent. A`9ive entertainment evenY'
sha11 mean live musical oerformances by individuals or aroups. The fee for such
license shall be as set forth in Saint Paul LeQislative Code 531018. No more than
twelve permits may be issued to any licensee annually and no more than one event
may occur within three weeks of another such event. A permit issued hereunder is
not effective for an�premises other than the ]icensedpremises. Application for
such permit must be made at least two weeksprior to the event. Anv erson
obtainina an Eiehteen and Up Permit shall be required to have in place a system of
checkin� identifacation and identifvine with indelible marks or non-removable
wristbands those patrons who are not yet 21. At no time durins an event
authorized pursuant to this section shall patrons be served more than one alcoholic
bevera�e ner person from the bar. and servers will be reauired to independentlk
verif�that patrons have been carded for aa,�prior to servin¢ them alcoholic
bevera�es. Notwithstandine an o�her provision of law, the council or LIEP may
at anKtime and with res�ect to anv establishment, deny such request for a�ermit or
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1 nlace additional conditions on �ermits issue hereunder in order to protect the
2 public peace, welfare and safetv, so lone as such conditions or prohibitions do not
3 relate to the content of the entertainment. Apoeal of the denial of a�ezmit under
4 this subdivision shall be to the Citv Council.
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8 This ordinance shall take effect and be in force thirty (30) days following its passage,
9 approval and publication.
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An ordinance amending Chapter 409 of the Saint Paul Legislative Code to res�ric[ access to liquor estabGshments by individuals under
the age of 21.
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District 6 Planninq Council
213 Front Avenue
Saint Paul, MN 55117
Phone: 651-488-4485
Fax:651-488-0343
district6(a:popp. net
June 7, 2005
Council Member Lee Helgen
320-A City Hall
15 West Kellogg BLVD
Saint Paul, MN 55102
Dear Councilmember Heigen,
On June 6, 2005 the District 6 Planning Council met and unanimously decided to
support the ordinance amending Chapter 409 to restrict access to liquor establishments
by individuais under the age of twenty-one.
Currently, a person under the age ot 21 may not be prohibited from entering an
establishment to; perform work, consume meals and attend social functions that are held
in a portion of the establishment where liquor is not sold.
District 6 agrees with the amendment, it safeguards what laws are aiready in place.
Eighteen and up nights need to be regulated and controlled, particularly when it comes
to the possible consumption and/or exposure to alcohol. Simply having hand stamps or
wrist bands are not enough of a control because an underage patron has access to the
part of the establishment where liquor is sold.
District 6 strongly urges the City Council to pass this amendme�t to ensure the public's
safety and welibeing.
If you have any questions or concerns the District Cou�cil can be reached at 651-488-
4485
Regards, �
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Kat y Cole�
District 6 Pl�nning Council chair
Cc: City Council President, Council Members
District 6 Planning Council is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer
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Homet Realtp & Management, Inc.
99 W_ Califomia Ave. #103
St. Paul, Minnesota 55117
Phone(651}482-1175
7une 7, 2005
Jan Keran
St. Paul City Council
15 W. Kellogg Blvd.
Suite 320A — City Hall
St. Paul, MN 55102
Dear Ms. Keran:
As the owner of McCarrons Village Apartments, and a North End Business Association member,
I am writing to request your invoivement and support of the proposed St Paul ordinance by Dan
Bostrom and Pat Harris to banning anyone under age 21 from bars and nighiclubs.
The Club Cancun and Stargate incident last week where one person was beaten to death after a
riot is only one of many recent incidents. Last year another person was shot to death in front of
Stargate and prior to that there was a Viking player shot ai from patrons at the Ctub Cancun. The
manager of Club Cancun was also robbed at gunpoint last year.
McCarrons Village Agartments is located direcdy East of Ciub Cancun and represents 122
apartrnent residents, all of whom will easily sign a petition of your choice to close down these
clubs and revoke their liquor license. You cannot imagine the amount of trash, liquor bottles,
beer cans, and drug items that ue left on the grounds at Club Cancun after each event that aze
also thrown or windblown onto our property. Our residents cars are broken into, keyed, and their
car alazms set off by Club Cancun patrons repeatedly. Nearly every closing involves loud
screaming, fighting, car horns blowing, police calls and lights flashing at 2PM waking most of
our residents.
My experience working with Rich DeFore, the owner of Club Cancun to try to convince him of
redeveloping the proQeriy has been in vain. His promises of security and compensation for our
e�ra security costs have only been lip service.
The reputation of the Larpeirteur and Rice azea as a bad area is very sad and serious! Please back
our area and close down these clubs!
Si � re}Y,
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ennis Homel
Cracking down on 18-and-up
Posted on Thu, ]un. 02, 2005
Cracking down on 18-and-up
City Council might restrict underage patrons at bars„nightclubs
BY ROBERT INGRASSIA
Pioneer Press
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SL Paul nign[duGs ard ba: s that hos: °1E-and-up" nEgh�s weuld fare new restrictions under a qroposed ordinance the
City Council took up Wednesday.
Council Member Lee Helgen introduced the measure, saying he was spurred by a ruckus early Monday at Club Cancun on
Rice Street.
"We're not going [o accept a riot situation and unruly behavior (n the nefghborhoods; said Heigen, whose ward includes
the North End. "ICs intolerable, so we need to do something with these 18-and-up nights.°
The measure was not on the councii's agenda. Helgen in[roduced it after he and his colleagues voted to suspend rules
requiring agenda items to be published in advance.
As proposetl, che ordinance wouid require bars that hold eventr primarily for people between 18 and 20 to keep the
unde2ge patrons out ot areas where almho! is sold. It ako would requtre ads for such events to mention the rule.
Under exisUng laws, nightclubs and bars can allow unde2ge customers into their establishments hut cannot serve them
alcohol. Some clubs require pad'ons younger than 21 tn wear wristbands.
Helgen said many undera9e customers skirt the no-booze rule by having an older friend buy drinks for them. The
incidenC a[ Club Cancun was a case in po'irtt, he said.
Police reported [hat about 800 peopie were inside and milling around the club about 2:15 a.m. Monday, foliowing an 18-
and-up event. A 34-yearold woman was arrested on charges of obstructing the legal process, and police heard reports
about a fight inside ttie dub, said officer Paul S�hnell, a police spokesman.
Ctub owner Richard DeFoe coutd not be reached for commertt.
Council Members Dan Bostrom and Pat Harris expressed reservations about the proposed ordinance, saying the measure
would not be effec[ive. Bostrom said people younger than 21 should be banned from bars altogether.
°This is a feel-good, fuay type of thing,` Bostrom said. 'Untll we do something that keeps anyone under the age of 21
frum gotng (n the place, we're not going to solve the problem."
Council President Kathy Lantry said the chal{enge would be to craft an ordinance that doesn't prevent parents with
underage children from going to restaurants that serve alcohol. Council Member Dave Thune suggested the council could
rnnsider allowing those younger than 21 to go into bars only with a legal guardian.
If the proposed ordinance fol(ows the nortnai tegts(ative path, the pubtic would be able to comment on Yhe matter Our(ng
a hearing lune 15. The council could vote as early as lune 22. All dates are subject to delay at the council's discretion.
Robert Ing2ssia can be reached at ringrassraCo�pioneerpress.com.
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Ordinance #
Green Sheet # 3026672
ORDINANCE
CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
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An ordinan amending Chapter 409 to restrict access to liquor
establishmen by individuals under the age of 21
THE COUNCIL OF THE CIT F SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN:
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Chapter 409.08 of the Saint Paul Legislati Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
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Sec.409.08. Regulations generally.
All licensees hereunder aze hereby requue to observe the following regulations; provided,
however that any such regulation which specifically efers to an on-sale licensee shall not bind an off-
sale licensee, nor shall any regulation which specifica refers to an off-sale licensee bind an on-sale
licensee:
(1) Ail sales shall be made in full view of the blic.
(2) A"minor," as used herein, is any person under�he age of twenty-one (21) years.
a. No licensee, or agent or employee thereo , hall serve o: dispense upon the
licensed premises any intoxicating liquor to y minor; nor shall such licensee,
agent or employee pemut any minor to be furn' hed with or to consume any such
liquor on the licensed premises; nor shall such h nsee, agent or employee
pernut any minor to be delivered any such liquor.
b. No minor shall misrepresent his or her age for the purp se of obtaining
intoxicating liquor nor stiall he or she enter any premises 'censed for the xetail
sale of into�caUng liquor for the purpose of purchasing or aving served or
delivered to him or her for consumption of any such intoxicat g liquor or beer
nor shall any such person purchase, attempt to purchase, consu , or l�ave
another person purchase for him or her any intoxicating liquor or er.
c. No minor shall induce any person to purchase, procure or obtain
liquor for him or her.
d. Proof of age for purposes of consuming, purchasing or possessing an alcoholi�
beverage, the consumption, sale or possession of which is regulated by age, ma
only be established by a valid driver's license or a Minnesota Identification Cazd
issued pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Section 171.0'7, or, in the case of a
foreign national, by a valid passport.
1 (3) No sale shall be made in any place or in part of a building where such sales are � ���g
2 prohibited by state law or ttris chapter.
(4) No person under eighteen (18) yeazs of age may be employed in a place where
5 intoxicating liquor is sold for consumption on the premises, except persons under
6 eighteen (18) years of age may be employed as musicians or in bussing or washing
7 dishes in a restaurant or hotel that is licensed to sell intoxicating liquor and may be
8 employed as waiters or waitresses at a restaurant, hotel or motel where only wine is sold;
9 provided, that the person under the age of eighteen (18) may not serve or sell any wine.
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(5) � Every licensee is hereby made responsible for the conduct of his place of business and
equired to maintain order and sobriety in such place of business.
(6) No ' ensee shall keep, possess or operate, or permit the keeping, possession or operation
of, on y licensed premises or in any room adjoining the licensed premises any slot
mactrine, 'ce or any gambling device or appazatus, nor pernrit any gambling therein
(whether or ot licensed by the state), nor pernut the licensed premises or any room in
the same or in y adj oining building duectly or ind'uectly under his or her conuol to be
used as a resort prostitutes or other disorderly persons, except that pulltabs, tipboazds,
paddlewheels and fle tickets may be sold on licensed premises when such activity is
licensed by the state suantto Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 349,and conducted
pursuant to regulations ntained in this I.egislative Code. Notwithstanding the
foregoing, a licensee may rnrit, for specific functions or events, up to five (5) times per
calendaz year, for which writ n notice is given to the Office of License, Inspections and
Environmental Protection at le t forty-eight (48) hours in advance, the use of slot
machines, dice and gambling dev� es on the licensed premises if (a) their presence or use
on the licensed premises does not vi ate state or federal law, (b) their use is solely for
sceial, recreational or amusement p ses, and not for fundraising of any kind or for
any cause or purpose, and (c) no gambli other than lawful charitable gambling takes
place on the licensed premises.
Notwithstanding other provisions of this L.egis�it
may pernut an on-sale licensee to pernut the hol�C
that includes the sale of raffle rickets as a part of
events are sepazate from the public areas of the li
general public, and the raffle conducted by a chv
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of a single event, such as a banquet,
event activity; provided, that such
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c organization licensed by the State
(7) No dancing wherein the public participates, and no dancing, �nging or other vaudeville
e�ibitions or entertainment shall be pernutted on the premises f any on-sale licensee
unless such premises aze duly licensed for entertainment. Each o sale licensee shall be
responsible for all entertainment of any kind that is provided on th icensed premises,
and by others on property in the same building as the licensed premis s which the on-
sale licensee owns or has the right to control, when such pxoperty has en leased or
otherwise made available to another (hereafter, "rental property"). Each ch on-sale
licensee shall take reasonable and adequate steps to prevent entertainment d other
activities on the rental propefty from violating any provision of law includin but not
limited to, the noise regulations in Chapter 293 of the Legislative Code, and to revent
the conduct of persons present at or leaving the rental property from causing a n'sance
in the community in the unmediate area of the rental property. Such steps may inc de
written lease agreements, conditions in each lease agreement for the rental property
which require the provision of security guazds, the limitation of the hours during whic
entertainment may take place, the termination of entertainment upon the receipt of two
(2) or more noise complaints by the police, and consent for inspection of the rentai
property by the police or license division at times when the rental property is in use.
Notwithstanding such steps, the on-sale licensee shall be subject to adverse action for
entertainment and other activities taking place on the rental property or on the licensed
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premises which violate the provision of any law or ordinance, or which constitute a �J' �`a
nuisance.
The license issued to said licensee shall be posted in a conspicuous place in that portion
of the premises for which the license bas been issued.
No person shall remain in or loiter in the pazking lot of an on-sale licensee after the
lawful closing hour.
When a licensee is notified by the police deparhnent that a pazade will be held within
one (1) block of the licensee s establishment, all beer and a11 intoxicating liquor or liquid
of any type sold during the entire day of said pazade shall be sold only in plastic or paper
containers. Zn addirion, upon receiving such nouce, the licensee shall place a person at
e h entrance and each eacit of the establishment at least one (1) hour prior to the time of
par e, and the licensee shall require a person to remain at those locations until one (1)
hour a er the parade, to ensure that patrons do not enter or exit with beer or intoxicating
liquor.
(11) When an exi 'ng building is converted to on-sale intoxicating liquor purposes, existing
off-street pazki facilities which serve the building shall be provided with a visual
screen where the king facility adjoins or abuts across an alley any residential use or
residential zoning trict. The screen shall be between four and one-half (4 �/z) and six
and one-half (6'/z) fee in height and of sufficient density to visually sepazate the parking
facility from the adjace residential use district. The screen may consist of various fence
materials, earth berms, pl t materials or a combination thereo£ Access by patrons to the
parking facility from an adja ent alley should generally be prohibited.
(12)
No person shall give, sell, pro
whom the sale of intoxicating
or purchase intoxicating liquor to or for any person to
(13)
No person shall mix or prepare
any public place not licensed in
forbidden by law.
liquor for consumption, or consume it, in
with this Code and the State of Minnesota.
(14) No intoxicating liquor sha11 be sold or con umed on a public highway or in an
automobile.
(15) Each on-sale licensee shall have the responsibil of taking reasonable and
adequate steps to prevent persons from leaving th licensed premises with a
bottle, can or glass containing any alcoholic bevera , and the failure to do so may
subject such licensee to adverse action against his or r license.
(16) No person, group or association applying for or holding a icense under this
chapter shall restrict membership in its club or organization, or restrict access to
the licensed premises or any facilities of such person, group o associauon, on the
basis of race, creed, religion, sex, national origin or ancestry, a, disability,
marital status or status with respect to public assistance. This pro �sion shall not
apply to any religious corporation, association or society with respe t to
membership or access based on religion, where religion is a bona fide
qualification for membership or access. A violation of the foregoing sh 1
constitute sufficient grounds for adverse action against the license or lice e
appiication, including revocation or denial of the license.
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desienations unless the events are held in a portion of the establishment where OS
lic�uor. includina 3.2 malt, is not sold or served. The licensee will be responsible
for insurine that individuals under the a¢e of 21 who enter to attend such events
cannot eain access to an azea where liquor is sold. served, permitted or consumed.
Anv advertisements in connection with such events must contain disclaimers that
the events will be in an alcohol-free area of the establishment and that alcohol
will not be sold or served to anvone under the aee of 21_
Licensees are res�onsible for insurine that any individual under the aee of 21,
other than an emplovee, who enters the establishment is present only for the
puroose of consuminp a meal or attendin�a social funcrion held in a oortion of the
Section 2
This ordinance shall t�ce effect and be in force thirty (30) days following its passage, approval
and publicarion. �
Adoption Certified by Council Secretary
By:
Approved by Mayor: Date
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Requested by De artment of:
By:
Form Approved by City A os
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to Council
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