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In addition to opening each and every portion of the licensed premises for the inspection of the Building Department and other necessary city departments, the licensee shall comply with the Building Code, Fire Code and other pertinent ordinances required by the city, as far as they relate to the licensed premises and to the health, safety, and welfare of the public.
(‘83 Code, § 116.07) Penalty, see § 10.99
Cross-reference:
Building Code, see Ch. 150
Fire Code, see Ch. 91
(A) No licensee, by himself/herself, directly or indirectly, or by any servant, agent, or employee, shall permit or be engaged in any illegal act or occupation under the state or the ordinance of the city on the licensed premises.
(B) Permit the licensed premises to become a resort for criminal activity or other disorderly conduct.
(C) Permit any immoral, vulgar, suggestive entertainment which includes dancing or entertainment commonly known as “topless dancing,” or “bottomless dancing.”
(D) Permit smoking in the area designated for dancing.
(E) Permit gambling or the use, possession, or presence of gambling paraphernalia on the premises.
(F) Permit over-crowding in the area designated for dancing or provide less than 200 square feet of dance space.
(G) Permit any intoxicated person to be sold or served any alcoholic beverage, or permit the person to dance or loiter on the premises.
(H) Employ any entertainers without demanding a certificate of birth as proof of the age of any entertainer thus employed. Entertainers shall comply with the labor laws of the state.
(I) Permit or allow male and female entertainers, if entertainment is provided, to use the same dressing rooms.
(‘83 Code, § 116.08) (Ord. 73-012, passed 6-4-73; Am. Ord. 91-016, passed 12-2-91) Penalty, see § 10.99
Licenses issued under the provisions of this chapter are not transferable.
(‘83 Code, § 116.10) Penalty, see § 10.99
DANCE HALLS
For purposes of this subchapter the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.
COMMERCIAL DANCE. Any dance sponsored or conducted in conjunction with commercial recreation or other sports events.
MUNICIPAL DANCE. Any dance or ball which is sponsored by the Board of Education, the Department of Parks and Recreation or the schools of the city and conducted in a building owned or leased by the city or the school district of the city.
OPERATOR. Any operator, proprietor, lessee, manager, or employee of any public dance hall.
OVER-CROWDING. Any number of persons in excess of the maximum number approved for the hall or building by the City Fire Department.
PERSON. Any person, co-partnership, firm, corporation, society, club, organization, or association, sponsoring or conducting any public dance or ball.
PUBLIC DANCE HALLS. Any place enclosed or unenclosed, building, or that portion of any building which is primarily used for public dances or balls, where the public may gain admission with or without payment of a fee.
SPECIAL DANCE. Any dance or ball conducted or sponsored by any person in a rented or leased building, hall, or other location approved by the city.
TEENAGE DANCE. Any dance or ball where admission is granted to minors 13 to 16 years of age, inclusive.
(‘83 Code, § 116.15)
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