A. Alcoholic beverages. No person shall sell, purchase, consume, carry, use, or transport any alcoholic beverage or alcoholic beverages on, in or near a public street, park, square, building, hotel, apartment house, dwelling, bar, tavern, restaurant, liquor store, grocery store or scene of such state of special emergency.

B. Gasoline, kerosene or other flammables. No person, other than a public utility, shall sell, exchange, give away, transport, or carry any gasoline, kerosene or other flammable in the City or any part or parts of parts thereof so declared to be in a state of special emergency. Nothing herein shall be deemed to prohibit the operation of a motor vehicle or the storage of gasoline therein.

C. Weapons. No person shall sell, purchase, use, carry or transport any firearm, rifle, shotgun, pistol, machine-gun, cannon, revolver, zip gun, bow and arrow, slingshot, incendiary missile, Molotov cocktail, bomb, gasoline, kerosene, flammable liquid, dynamite, explosive, nitroglycerine, tear gas, chemical, hand grenade, rock, bottle, glass, sword, spear, knife, rumble chain, brick, club or any instrument of offensive or defensive combat, unless in the performance of his or her official duties or (unless) authorized by the Mayor or by the Binghamton Chief of Police.

D. Restricted areas. No person shall enter any such part or parts of the City so declared to be in a state of special emergency unless he or she be employed therein or a resident thereof, or the owner or lessee of premises located therein, or in the performance of his or her official duties, or authorized by the Mayor or the Binghamton Chief of Police.

E. Curfew. No person, except the owner or lessee of the premises therein or persons employed therein or those in the performance of official duties or so authorized by the Mayor or the Binghamton Chief of Police, shall enter or remain in or near any public street, park, square, bar, tavern, restaurant, liquor store, gasoline station, public property or public building, property owned by a public utility or railroad, or transportation facility, in any such part or parts of the City so declared to be in a state of special emergency during such hours of the day as may be prescribed by the Mayor.

A. If the Mayor invokes any or all of the provisions of this article, he or she shall immediately distribute a written declaration thereof to the news media in the City, accompanied by a written request that each publish or broadcast it as soon as possible.

B. Upon declaration of a state of special emergency, the Mayor shall prepare and sign a written statement indicating that he or she has declared a state of special emergency, setting forth the reasons for such a declaration, specifying the provision or provisions of § 92-2 hereof invoked by the Mayor, and specifying the part or parts of the City declared by him or her to be in a state of special emergency. Said written statement shall be filed with the City Clerk at the earliest opportunity; provided, however, that the failure to file said written statement with the City Clerk or to distribute the same to the news media shall in no way invalidate or nullify such declaration of special emergency or prevent the same from taking effect.

C. Such a declaration of a state of special emergency shall be deemed to have terminated when the Mayor of the City of Binghamton shall have signed a written statement indicating that such a declaration has been terminated by the Mayor.