The following term as used in this article is
defined as follows:
QUASI-PUBLIC PLACE
Any mall, store, parking lot, theater or other place of public
assembly to which the public is generally invited or permitted to
enter with or without paying any consideration therefore.
No person shall consume or possess in any opened
container any alcoholic beverage as defined by N.J.S.A. 33:1-1 in
or upon:
A. Any public street, sidewalk, mall, public parking
place, park (whether devoted to active or passive use), playground
or recreational area, or any other public place or quasi-public place.
B. Property owned by the federal, state or county government,
or other public entity, such as the Board of Education.
C. Buildings, structures, stadium or other improvements situated on lands enumerated in Subsections
A and
B above; provided, however, that in the case of property owned by the Board of Education of the Borough of Old Tappan, the restrictions contained herein shall not be applicable to school buildings, including portable classrooms, whether or not those spaces are used for educational, administrative or other use; but the provision shall be applicable to field houses, sheds, athletic stadiums, tennis courts or general improvements.
E. Any private motor vehicle while the same is in motion
or parked in any public street, public parking lot or quasi-public
place.
F. Any private property, not his or her own, without
the express permission of the owner or other person having authority
to grant such permission.
Application for a permit to consume alcoholic
beverages in a public park, playground, recreational area or other
public place shall be made to the Borough Clerk, who, upon receipt
thereof, shall transmit a copy to the Chief of Police and to the Recreation
Director.
Nothing herein shall be construed to prohibit
the possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages within or upon
premises duly licensed for the consumption of alcoholic beverages.
Any person who shall violate any provision of this article shall be liable to the penalty set forth in Chapter
1, Article
III of the Code.