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The Mayor may, unless otherwise prohibited by law, grant a license for theatrical exhibitions, public shows, public amusements and exhibitions of every description, to be held upon weekdays only, to which admission is obtained upon payment of money or upon the delivery of any valuable thing, or in which, after free admission, amusement is furnished upon deposit of money in coin-controlled apparatus. The application for such license must be in writing and fully and specifically describe the conditions of the proposed exhibition, show or amusement and the premises upon which the proposed exhibition, show or amusement is to take place, to the extent that such conditions or premises would affect the public safety, health or order. Upon written request of the Mayor, the applicant shall, in addition to such description, furnish reasonable information concerning the condition of the premises and actions to be taken in order to prevent danger to the public safety, health or order.
(Ord. 1973 c. 9; CBC 1975 Ord. T14 § 426; CBC 1985 17-13.1)
Cross-reference:
Ord. ss 2-7.8
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