Big Bear Lake Municipal Code Ch. 5.56 Off-Limits Rules for Food and Drink Establishments Serving Military…

In any place of business where any food or drink is sold or offered for sale, when and while such place of business has been ordered and is placed off-limits or out of bounds, or both, by the military or naval authorities, or both, a person, either as owner, manager, employee or otherwise, shall not sell, serve, give to, or allow the consumption on the premises by any United States military or naval personnel who are included within such order, any food or drink or alcoholic beverages.

(Ord. 82-72 § 1(part), 1982)

The owner, manager or other person in charge or control of any place of business referred to in this chapter within two hours after receiving formal notice that such place of business has been ordered and placed off-limits or out of bounds, shall post and keep posted during the existence of the military or naval order, not less than two signs in letters of not less than one inch in height in conspicuous places in and about the premises, giving notice that such place of business has been ordered and placed off-limits or out of bounds. At least one of such signs shall be posted at or near the entrance to, and be plainly visible from the outside of, such place of business.

(Ord. 82-72 § 1(part), 1982)

The owner, manager or other person in charge or control of any place of business referred to in this chapter, shall prevent from entering into or remaining upon or in such place of business, any military or naval personnel prohibited by the order placing such place off-limits or out of bounds from so entering or remaining.

(Ord. 82-72 § 1(part), 1982)