Mr Morris said the partial ban would preserve the freedom for people to drink socially during daylight and evening hours, without the noise, disorder and litter associated with late night drinking.
The hours coincided with the current closure of Papamoa Domain carpark and the Domain toilets that followed complaints of late night binge drinking and parties.
The association also wants the area covered by Papamoa's summer time liquor ban to be included in the permanent 10pm to 7am ban so that it dealt with late night problems in Papamoa's town centre.
Mr Morris said the proposed ban would be less intrusive than the existing permanent liquor bans in the Tauranga and Mount Maunganui CBDs, Merivale, Memorial Park, Waitaha Park and Grenada Park.
The council has also sought the views of Greerton Mainstreet and the police as part of its review on the liquor-free and vehicle-free zones. Greerton Mainstreet wants a liquor ban imposed on the village shopping centre to deal with problems caused by intoxicated vagrants.
A paper on the review of the bylaw is expected to be put to the council on April 23. The draft bylaw would then go out for public consultation.