The person, or persons or business entity which at the time of the gathering owned
the premises where the gathering which has resulted in a public nuisance took place,
provided that notice of the first and subsequent responses has been mailed to the
property owner of the premises as set forth herein and the gathering occurs at least
14 days after the mailing of the first such notice. The property owner shall not be
held responsible for any violation and penalties if the property owner is actively
pursuing eviction from the premises of a tenant who controlled, organized, sponsored
or attended the gathering. The one-year time period for violations for a premises
shall pertain only to the same residents occupying the premises who have had the prior
violation(s). New residents shall start a new time cycle of one-year should they violate
the provisions of this section.
(f)
Consumption of alcohol by underage persons is prohibited in a public place, place
open to public or place not open to public. Except as permitted by state law, it is unlawful for any underage person to:
(1)
Consume any alcoholic beverage at any public place or any place open to the public;
or
(2)
Consume any alcoholic beverage at any place not open to the public.
(g)
Hosting, permitting, or allowing a public nuisance or party, gathering, or event where
underage person consume alcoholic beverages is prohibited.
(1)