(A) No employee on the premises of a sexually oriented business may appear in a state of nudity, as defined in this chapter, or engage in specified sexual activities in a state of nudity, as defined in this chapter.
(B) Any employee appearing on the premises of a sexually oriented business in a state of semi-nudity, as defined in this chapter, must be on a stage that is at least 18 inches from the floor, and at a distance at least 72 inches from all parts of a clearly designated area in which patrons will be present.
(C) All live entertainment and performances in a sexually oriented business must take place on a stage that is at least 18 inches from the floor and a distance of at least 72 inches from all parts of a clear designated area in which patrons will be present.
(D) No employee, as defined in the chapter, appearing on the premises of a sexually oriented business in a state of semi-nudity may intentionally or knowingly touch a customer or a customer’s clothing, or permit herself or himself to be touched by a customer or a customer’s clothing.
(E) Any live entertainment that is provided on the premises of a sexually oriented business in a private or semi-private room to five or fewer persons at any one time must take place in the direct, unobstructed line of sight of an employee’s station, at which at least one employee is on duty and stationed at all times during which such entertainment takes place, with all doors to such room completely open and ajar, if such room is not considered a viewing booth, as defined in chapter.
(F) The provisions of this section shall not apply to an employee’s use of any restroom or any single-sex dressing room that is accessible only to entertainers.
(Ord. 2007-XI, passed 6-19-2007) Penalty, see § 10.99