(A) Any person desiring to operate for profit an outdoor theatre for the presentation of any theatrical, dramatic or operatic entertainment, or the exhibition of moving pictures, which outdoor theatre is designed and constructed to accommodate motor vehicles and is commonly known as a drive-in theatre, shall make application to the City Controller in writing, setting out the full name of the applicant, a description of the kind of entertainment to be offered, and the place where the drive-in theatre is to be constructed and operated, together with the capacity of the theatre and the admission fees to be charged.
(B) Upon a determination by the City Controller that the applicant has complied with this code and all existing ordinances of this city and intends to construct the theatre and operate the theatre in accordance with this code and all existing ordinances and regulations of this city and laws of the state, and that there is nothing dangerous in the type and place of construction, and that the person applying for the license is of good moral character, the City Controller shall approve the application.
(C) Upon the payment to the City Controller of the license fee provided in § 112.051, the City Controller shall issue to the applicant a license authorizing the applicant to conduct and carry on the class and type of entertainment specified in the license at the place described and for the period of time for which the license is issued.
(Prior Code, § 112.035) Penalty, see § 112.999
Editor’s note:
This section has been superseded by I.C. 35-49-1-1 et seq. and 35-49-2-1 et seq. to the extent it attempts to regulate pornography, obscene materials and the like.