§ 3-4-405 - Class C violations.
               	 		
3-4-405.    Class C violations.
    (a)  The following acts on the part of any permittee are Class C permit violations:
      (1)  Sale of controlled beverages when the permit is not posted;
      (2)  Failure to maintain health, safety, and sanitary standards;
      (3)  Removing or obliterating a container label or mark;
      (4)  Consuming a controlled beverage while on duty;
      (5)  Failure to surrender a permit when the business has been voluntarily inoperative for over thirty (30) days;
      (6)  Storing controlled beverages in unauthorized warehouses, with each day constituting a separate offense after notice;
      (7)  Failure  to make proper application and obtain approval for acting as a sales  agent for a manufacturer, wholesaler, or rectifier unless duly  authorized by the Director of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division;
      (8)  Use of an unlabeled dispensing faucet;
      (9)  Failure of a retailer to keep and maintain records;
      (10)  Unauthorized sale of broken packages and merchandise;
      (11)  Negligently allowing prostitutes to frequent the premises;
      (12)  Allowing immoral conduct on the premises;
      (13)  Disposing of or receiving samples by a retailer;
      (14)  Negligently selling to users of narcotics;
      (15)  Delivery of controlled beverages by a retailer away from his or her permitted premises;
      (16)  Sale of controlled beverages in a container or of a size other than that approved;
      (17)  Misrepresentation  of a brand, or keeping beverages in an unauthorized container, or  refilling, diluting, or failing to destroy empty bottles;
      (18)  Failure to maintain membership books or properly maintain guestbooks by a private club;
      (19)  Allowing an unauthorized guest in a private club;
      (20)  Dispensing to nonmembers or nonguests by a private club;
      (21)  Unauthorized purchasing by a private club from other than a retailer;
      (22)  Failure of a private club to maintain financial records;
      (23)  Failure by a private club to furnish the name and address of the authorized public accountant and bookkeeper;
      (24)  Unauthorized advertising by a private club;
      (25)  Unauthorized transportation of alcoholic beverages through a dry area without a permit; and
      (26)  Failure to keep and maintain records or make a report.
(b)  Any  other act that is determined at an appropriate hearing by the director  to be a violation will be considered a Class C permit violation and may  be fined accordingly.