(A) The following are declared to be public nuisances per se:
(1) Any and every place in the City of Corona where obscene motion picture films are publicly exhibited or sold as a regular course of business or possessed for the purpose of such exhibition or sale;
(2) Any and every place in the City of Corona where an obscene motion picture film is publicly and repeatedly exhibited or possessed for the purpose of such exhibition; and
(3) Any and every obscene motion picture film which is publicly exhibited or possessed for such purpose or for sale at a place which is a public nuisance under this section.
(B) From and after service on the theater, its manager, acting manager or person then in charge of such place of a certified copy of this chapter and a certified copy of the resolution provided for herein, all moneys paid thereafter as admission price to the exhibitions and all valuable consideration received for the sale of the obscene motion picture films shall be regarded as being a public nuisance per accidens as personal property used in conducting and maintaining a declared public nuisance as to which forfeiture will be requested in the judicial proceedings required herein.
(`78 Code, § 9.16.030.) (Ord. 1689 § 1, 1983.)