§ 368.10. Liquor on beer-licensed premises.

(a) Every holder of any beer license shall prevent the consumption of liquor on the premises, and every licensee who shall knowingly permit liquor to be consumed on the premises shall have his or her license revoked, unless such licensee shall also be licensed to sell liquor pursuant to an "on sale" license issued by the city council for such premises. No person shall take or carry any liquor to or into any building or place, or consume any liquor in any building or place operated under a beer license granted by the city council, unless such licensee shall also be licensed to sell liquor pursuant to an "on sale" license issued by the city council. Provided, that this shall not prohibit possession by a manufacturer, wholesaler or distributor for the purpose of sale or deliveries of liquor by wholesalers to said premises while there is in full force and effect an "off sale" license to sell liquor upon said premises.

(b)

No licensee, agent, proprietor, manager or person in charge of any premises licensed to sell beer shall keep, store, have under his or her control, or permit any person to keep or store upon such premises, any liquor of any kind, unless the licensee shall hold an unrevoked "on sale" or "off sale" license to sell liquor pursuant to chapter 362 of this Code. The presence of liquor in or on the licensed premises, unless the licensee possesses an unrevoked license to sell liquor "on sale" or "off sale", shall be prima facie evidence that said liquor is being kept or stored on said premises in violation of the provisions of this chapter. (Code 1960, As Amend., §§ 854.020, 854.190; Pet. No. 251179, § 46, 12-29-89)