§ 96.15  LICENSE, HEALTH OFFICER’S CERTIFICATE, AND AGREEMENT WITH CITY REQUIRED.
   (A)   License required. No person shall engage in the business of operating, conducting or maintaining a public bathing beach or bathhouse without first obtaining a license. No such license shall be granted except upon approval by the Director of Public Safety, Building Inspector and the Health Officer, and such approval shall be endorsed in writing upon the face of the application. 
(`73 Code, 35.161, § 7.141)
   (B)   Health Officer’s certificate. No such license shall be granted without first obtaining a certificate from the Health Officer, certifying as follows:
      (1)   That the water for bathing and drinking purposes, and the buildings and equipment upon said premises used or to be used in conducting such business, are sanitary and will not be injurious to the public health;
      (2)   That the place and premises are provided with sanitary, enclosed buildings containing sanitary lockers or checking facilities for the checking or storage of clothes, and that such buildings are equipped with sanitary showers and towels for the use of persons using the premises.
(`73 Code, 35.162, § 7.142)
   (C)   Agreement required. No such license shall be issued to any applicant unless such applicant first executes an agreement with the city whereby he agrees to permit any authorized member of the Public Safety Department or representative of the Health Officer to enter upon the premises at any reasonable time for the purpose of inspecting and examining such premises and all of the facilities thereof. Refusal to permit such investigation after the granting of any license shall be deemed sufficient cause for the immediate revocation of such license. 
(`73 Code, 35.163, § 7.143)  Penalty, see § 96.99