§ 25-2. Liquor establishments, drug abuse centers, or amusement arcades.

(a) Prohibited conduct.

It is unlawful for any person who is standing or loitering

(1) within 100 feet of a Class A, B, B-D7, C, or D retail establishment which sells alcoholic beverages, or

(2) within 50 yards of a

(i) drug abuse rehabilitation and treatment center, or

(ii) a structure housing indoor entertainment (as that term is defined in Baltimore City Zoning Code § 1-306(b) {"Entertainment: Indoor"}),

in such a manner as to obstruct free passage on or along the street or sidewalk, to disobey a request by a police officer to move on.

(b) Measurements.

The distances specified in this section are to be measured along the street or other public way in both directions from the center of the main entrance, or any other entrance used by the public, of the establishment, center, or arcade.

Nothing in this section prevents property owners or their guests from sitting on their front steps or standing on their sidewalk in front of their property, regardless of whether or not the property is within the distances specified in this section.

(d) Penalties.

Any person who violates the provisions of this section is guilty of a misdemeanor and, on conviction, is subject to a fine of not more than $500 for each offense.