[Adopted 6-5-1990 (Ch.
348, Art. I, of the 2002 Bylaws)]
"Last call" shall be given to patrons at least 15 minutes before
the legally prescribed closing hour.
All glasses and bottles shall be removed from tables, bars and
patrons by 10 minutes past the legally prescribed closing hour.
[Amended 10-19-2022 by Order No. FY 23-037]
No patron shall be allowed to remain on the premises after 20
minutes past the legally prescribed closing hour. Any liquor licensee
or their manager shall not be prohibited from being on the licensed
premises at any time; provided, further, that the employees, contractors
or subcontractors shall not be prohibited from being upon such premises
at any time for the purpose of cleaning, making renovations, making
emergency repairs to or providing security for such premises or preparing
food for the day's business or opening or closing the business
in an orderly manner. No alcoholic beverage may be consumed during
this time.
[Amended 10-19-2022 by Order No. FY 23-037]
Any person employed by a business licensed by the City of Greenfield
to sell alcoholic beverages shall be required, upon request of any
law enforcement officer, to identify him-/herself to that law enforcement
officer and shall further be required to produce positive identification
verifying such information if requested by that officer.
All private clubs will admit a police officer immediately after
the officer has identified him-/herself. Any undue delays will be
considered a violation of MGL c. 138, § 63, and subject
to revocation of license.
A.
The sale of a keg, in any size, shall require positive identification
of the purchaser, a deposit of $50, and placement of a numbered band
on the handle of the keg.
B.
The name, address, date of birth of purchaser, and band number shall
be recorded in a journal. The journal shall be available at all times
for inspection by a police officer.
C.
All "keg" customers shall be informed that if the keg is returned
without the same numbered band intact, the deposit of $50 is forfeited.
