1. Required; Application; Issuance; Term.
A. Any person, including but not limited to a licensee and a performer, who actually engages in the providing of goods or services to the public in connection with the adult entertainment facility must file an application for an adult entertainment employee permit with the police department upon a form provided by the police department and shall tender the correct permit fee, as provided in Section 127.11 to the City Clerk who shall issue a receipt which shall be attached to the application filed with the police department.
B. The application for an adult entertainment employee permit must contain substantially the same information as the application for an adult entertainment facility license under Section 127.12 of this chapter, except for personal information concerning the manager or other person principally in charge of the operation of the business and the keeping and maintenance of liability insurance.
C. The Mayor, City Administrator, Police Chief, and/or designated agents may issue an adult entertainment employee permit within 14 days following the application, unless he/she finds that the applicant would not have been eligible for an adult entertainment permit under the terms of Section 127.12(4) of this chapter.
D. Every adult entertainment employee permit issued pursuant to this section will terminate at the expiration of one year from the date of its issuance and/or from the date the employee is no longer employed with the adult entertainment facility licensee, whichever comes first unless sooner revoked.
2. Revocation or Suspension.
A. Any adult entertainment employee permit may be revoked or suspended by the Mayor and/or designated agent if the Mayor and/or designated agent shall find the following:
(1) That the permittee has violated any of the provisions of this chapter regulating adult entertainment facilities.
(2) The permittee has knowingly furnished false or misleading information or withheld relevant information on any application for any license or permit required by this chapter or knowingly caused or suffered another to furnish or withhold such information on his/her behalf.
B. Any adult entertainment employee permit shall be revoked by the Mayor and/or designated agent if the Mayor and/or designated agent shall find that the permittee has committed any of the offenses listed in Section 127.12(4) of this chapter.
C. The Mayor and/or designated agent in revoking or suspending an adult entertainment employee permit shall give the permit holder written notice specifying the grounds therefor. Such person may within 10 days of such revocation or suspension file a written request with the Mayor and/or designated agent for a public hearing before the Mayor and/or designated agent at which time the permittee may present evidence bearing upon the question.
D. The Mayor and/or designated agent may in his/her discretion conduct such hearing concurrently with a hearing pursuant to Section 127.12(5) of this chapter for the adult entertainment facility license, unless it appears that such a joint hearing would prejudice the rights of the licensee or the permittee involved.
3. Licensee’s Duty to Ensure Employees Have Permits. It is the responsibility of the licensee for the adult entertainment facility or the employer of any persons purporting to engage in the providing of goods or services to the public in connection with the adult entertainment facility to ensure that each such person has first obtained a valid adult entertainment employee permit pursuant to this chapter.
4. Transfer of Permit. A permittee shall not transfer his/her permit to another nor shall a permittee operate under the authority of a permit at any place other than the address on the application.
5. Employee Permit Restrictions. All permittees must be fully clothed while off the dance floor and/or stage and while amongst the patrons. Furthermore, all permittees must wear no less than G-strings and pasties while on the dance floor and/or on the stage. Pasties are not to be see through.