2012/09/09 Council Agenda Packet

1 • D. All bee and-wineliquor sold on City-owned golf courses shall be in containers opened at the time and point of sale and shall not be taken onto the parking lot. - . - -r nd wine by authorized concessiefidres shall be permine4 in conformance with:an agreement-bct een th- ' i , , • -ncessionaires. -The revenue fron:-sueb.-E-Aes shal.', toe-split-be-tw-ecn the c,:,.:ccscicnaire and-the City in accordance:vith the terms of the agreement. F. One e€ore ' September•� 3, the Parks Department shall provide the City Counci' repo••, - S beverage cart operators on the — t G. T1 • "h r- .- ' t.,. .' e. t 5, 2Q00ur less the City Co•, cil (by majorityill) determines ,,��aZ.,tl a votes of four( .�, to extend it. . Section 4. Section 116 of Ordinance 1145-85 (EMC 10.42.070),which reads as follows: • Possession or Consumption in Park and Recreation Buildings or Other Approved Areas. • Upon the conditions hereafter specified, it is lawful to open a package containing liquor,to possess or display an open container of liquor or to consurrre liquor in those parks.and recreation buildings or structures or other approved enclosed and restricted areas as specified by resolution of the City Council. The persons using such premises for the purpose of opening a package containing liquor, possessing or displaying an open container of liquor and/or consuming liquor must obtain a • banquet and rental permit from the Superintendent of Park and Recreation of the City or his designee at the park and recreation offices. Such banquet and rental permit shall be issued on the following conditions: A. The applicant must produce evidence that it has a banquet permit from the Washington State Liquor Control Board; • B. The applicant must deposit a sum of one h»ndred dollars ($100)to insure proper performance of cleanup by the applicant subsequent to the event for which the banquet and rental petn_it is issued; • Patt 7.of11