5.10.080 Operational requirements.
A. Holders of any of the classes of alcoholic beverage business licenses and/or local consent set forth in this chapter shall be governed by the operational requirements set forth herein and by the requirements of Title 32A, Utah Code Annotated, 1953, not inconsistent with this chapter.
B. The licensee having an off-premises retail beer license shall only permit the sale of beer between the hours of six a.m. and one a.m. the following morning.
C. Any licensee having an off-premises retail beer, an on-premises retail beer which is not a tavern, a restaurant liquor, or limited restaurant license may keep the licensed premises open to the public at hours other than those allowed for the sale and/or consumption of beer and liquor, to conduct activities other than the sale and consumption of beer and liquor. Any licensee having an on-premises retail beer—tavern or private club or any class license or single-event permit shall not permit the licensed premises to remain open to patrons between the hours of two a.m. and seven a.m.
D. All licensed premises to sell or dispense beer or liquor shall be kept reasonably illuminated at all times that it is occupied or open for business and no booth, blind or stall shall be maintained unless all tables, chairs and occupants, if any, therein are kept open to the full view of the main floor of such licensed premises.
E. Premises having an off-premises retail beer license and which sell “malt coolers” must have a sign, of a size of at least six inches by eight inches, stating: “Malt beverages and malt liquor are alcoholic beverages.” The sign is not required if only beer and no other type of beer product is sold.
F. Premises having an off-premises retail beer license must segregate alcoholic beverages from other beverages (such as soft drinks or dairy products) in the display case.
G. In premises having an off-premises retail beer license, at each point where beer is displayed for sale, and at each cash register and other location where the sale is consummated, a notice, at least six inches by ten inches, shall be displayed indicating:
1. The purchase, possession and/or consumption of beer by persons under the age of twenty-one years is unlawful.
2. Having an open container of any alcoholic beverage in or about a motor vehicle is unlawful.
3. Purchasers of beer shall be expected to produce adequate identification upon request.
H. No on-premises retail beer—tavern or private club of any class licensee shall knowingly employ in connection with his/her business, any person who has not been issued an alcohol server’s identification badge. All employees shall be required to apply through the city for a license to be employed in a business with an on-premises retail beer—tavern license or a private club of any class in which beer or liquor is sold. The applicant will be required to furnish his/her full name, address, a background check provided through BCI. A violation of this provision shall result in a six-month revocation of the employee license. Two or more violations shall result in a one-year license revocation. Any licensee who negligently allows an employee to violate the provisions of this chapter will be considered to have violated the ordinance codified in this chapter. A first violation of this provision shall result in a written warning to the owner/licensee. A second violation within a one-year period shall result in a one-year revocation. The employee license and a picture identification of the employee as required by the city police department shall be maintained on the licensed premises for each employee at all times.
1. The chief of police or his designee may also require that as part of a criminal background check, the information will be checked against fingerprint database and that the individual allow his or her fingerprint to be taken as part of the background check.
I. In premises having any class of license:
1. It is unlawful and constitutes a class B misdemeanor for any owner, manager, licensee, or lessee or any agent of such business licensed for the sale or consumption of any alcoholic beverage on the premises in the city to allow or permit any dancer, entertainer, employee or other person to appear in or on such place of business naked or so clothed as to expose in any way the buttocks, genitals, pubic area, or female breast of such dancer, entertainer or other person.
2. It is unlawful and constitutes a class B misdemeanor for any such dancer or entertainer, employee or other person to enter such place of business naked or so clothed so as to expose at any time of appearance the buttocks, genitals, pubic area, or female breast.
3. Violation of this section shall be grounds for suspension or revocation of the license or licenses of the establishment where violations occur. (Ord. 10/28/2003O-12 (part))