No person shall consume beer, wine, spirits or other intoxicating beverage or controlled substance in any public way, place, park, beach or outdoor area to which the public is admitted, except upon the following terms and conditions:
A. 
Any group, association or organization having a recognized local, national or fraternal affiliation or purpose not for profit, desiring to use such public place or outdoor area for a particular purpose, such as picnics, parties, entertainment performances, athletic events or reunions, shall first obtain a permit from the Village Council of the Village of Michiana.
B. 
Said group shall obtain a special use license from the Michigan Liquor Control Commission, when applicable.
C. 
All activities shall be restricted to the areas designated by the Village Council or Marshal during the time periods designated by the Marshal and/or the Michigan Liquor Control Commission.
D. 
No intoxicants shall be consumed within any public way, public beach, place or outdoor area except as purchased or received through the sponsoring organization.
No person shall knowingly sell, give or furnish liquor, wine, beer or controlled substance to any person in any way, park, beach or other public place except as provided in § 235-22; nor shall any person sell, give or furnish alcoholic liquor, wine, beer or controlled substance to any person who is under 21 years of age.
No person under 21 years of age shall possess or transport or have under his control in any motor vehicle any beer, wines, whiskey, other alcoholic beverage or controlled substance, unless such a person is working for a licensee of the State Liquor Control Commission and is possessing, transporting or having such alcoholic beverages in a motor vehicle under his control during his regular working hours and in the course of his employment. Any person under the age of 21 years shall be in violation of this chapter whenever any alcoholic beverages or controlled substances are found in an automobile, notwithstanding that such alcoholic beverages or controlled substances were purchased by others or brought into the motor vehicles by others. The mere presence of alcoholic beverages or controlled substances of any type in the automobile, with the knowledge of the driver, shall constitute a violation of this chapter on the part of said driver.
Any person occupying a motor vehicle in which motor vehicle there is found to be open or unsealed containers of beer, wine or alcoholic beverages shall be guilty of disorderly conduct.