Ordinances-2007-289

e. A new licensee or permittee who has not previously applied for a renewal of an existing license or permit, and whose primary business purpose is not the sale of alcoholic beverages, wine, or beer may obtain a temporary six-month exception certificate if the licensee's or permittee's business plan anticipates sales as required by subsection B3a of this section. The licensee or permittee must submit an affidavit that details the nature of the new establishment and the anticipated percentage of sales of food and nonalcoholic beverages. At the end of the six-month period, the licensee or permittee may obtain an exception certificate for the remainder of the duration of the license or permit in accordance with subsections B3a through B3c of this section if sales during the six month period support an exception. f. To be effective in excepting the licensee or permittee from the prohibition in subsection A of this section, the exception certificate issued by the mayor must be posted at every entrance to the licensed or permitted establishment in view of patrons of the licensed or permitted establishments. 3. The person under 21 years of age is on the premises during a time that the licensee or permittee has, in accordance with a written notice and plan given in advance to and approved by the mayor, suspended dispensing alcoholic beverages on the licensed premises. A plan must provide a method by which alcoholic beverages will be out of sight and reach of patrons. If the plan receives approval, the mayor will issue a certificate approving the event. The certificate must be posted at every entrance to the licensed establishment in view of patrons of the licensed or permitted establishment. The licensee or permittee permitting persons under 21 years of age onto the licensed premises pursuant to such a plan must take the necessary steps to prevent persons under the legal age from consuming or possessing alcoholic beverages on the premises. 4. The person under 21 years of age is a patron of an "authorized entity" that has entered into an agreement with the city for use of an "authorized site" in a city park. C. Between 9 P.M. and closing, no person under 21 years of age may enter into or remain on the premises of a licensed or permitted establishment that authorizes on the premises consumption unless: 1. The person is an employee of the licensee or permittee or performing a contracted service for the license or permit holder on the premises, and is on the premises during his or her scheduled work hours; 2. A valid exception certificate is posted pursuant to subsection B3 of this section or a valid certificate approving a nonalcoholic event is posted pursuant to subsection B4 of this section; 3. The person under 21 years of age is a patron of an "authorized entity" which has entered into an agreement with the city for use of an "authorized site" in a city park;