No license shall be issued any person unless the following requirements are satisfied:
(A) A majority of the members of the board must be present for the board to act on an application. A majority of the aforementioned quorum may issue or deny a liquor license.
(B) If a natural person, the applicant must be at least twenty one (21) years of age.
(C) The applicant must file a written application on forms provided by the city clerk and signed by the applicant or its officer if the applicant is not a natural person.
(D) All applicants shall submit not less than three (3) letters of recommendation from residents living in the area of the proposed liquor establishment, unless a majority of the membership of the board shall state for the record that they are sufficiently acquainted with the applicant and that they feel such letters of recommendation would not aid in their determination of the applicant's fitness for the liquor license.
(E) All license fees levied by the board shall be paid.
(F) The applicant, or all officers and managers of the applicant if it is not a natural person, must not have been convicted within the last ten (10) years of a crime which is or would be a felony under the laws of the state of Nevada.
(G) The chief of police shall fingerprint all applicants for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors within the city. If any applicant has not previously been fingerprinted, all such applicants shall be fingerprinted by the chief of police prior to any renewal of an existing license.
(H) It must affirmatively appear to the board that the granting of the license will not:
1. Create or tend to create or constitute a public nuisance.
2. Foster the maintenance of a disorderly house or place.
3. Seriously and adversely affect the valuation of adjoining and contiguous properties. (Ord. 129, 8-10-1983, eff. 8-17-1983)