Open Containers of Alcoholic Beverages Prohibited in Certain Areas Sample Clauses

Open Containers of Alcoholic Beverages Prohibited in Certain Areas. No person shall consume any alcoholic beverage nor possess or transport any open can, bottle, or other container containing alcohol on any street, sidewalk, parking lot, playground, or public yard on property owned and/or managed by the Northampton Housing Authority. For purposes of this policy, a “public yard” (in which alcohol may NOT be consumed) shall be defined as any area farther than fifteen (15) feet from the front or back door of an apartment or apartment building where there is no fencing, porch, or property marker to clearly define a building’s private yard. Residents of XxXxxxxx House are allowed to consume alcoholic beverages on their porches. Residents of Xxxxxxxx Heights are allowed to consume alcoholic beverages within the confines of their fenced-in yards and on their porches. Adopted June 14, 1993 Amended April 14, 2003 {NOTE: The City of Northampton adopted the above as a City Ordinance at Section 14-16. Violation of the above policy is a violation of the resident’s lease and also a violation of City Ordinance, a criminal offense enforced by the Northampton Police Department.} Signed Date Signed Date Northampton Housing Authority
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