In addition to the regulations imposed by this or any other chapter of this code, sexually oriented businesses operating one or more of the types of businesses designated in this chapter must conform to the following:
A. View From Exterior Of Building: It is unlawful to display any product, or offer any service or other business activity, for a fee, or which may be offered to the public at no fee, in an area of the establishment which can be viewed from the exterior of the building.
B. Viewing Aids Or Privacy Devices: With the exception of adult movie theaters with seating for more than ten (10) patrons at a time, it is unlawful for any viewing area, or area reserved for the performance of a service or other business activity, of the establishment to have any door, curtain or other viewing aid or privacy device.
C. Security Guard Required: It is unlawful for any theater and video center not to have a uniformed security guard physically on duty in the viewing area at all times the establishment is open to ensure compliance with all federal, state and county statutes and ordinances. If the establishment has an adult theater and a video center, or multiples thereof, which are maintained in separate areas of the establishment, each area must have its own uniformed security guard on duty.
D. Visibility Of Entrance: It is unlawful for the entrance to a sexually oriented business not be visible from the cash register, or reception area, of the establishment.
E. Lighting: It is unlawful for any video center area of the establishment not dedicated to the viewing of film, videotape or other media viewing device, not to have lighting which has a minimum of thirty (30) foot-candle power light when measured at a point sixty inches (60") from the floor.
F. Notify Sheriff Of Changes:
1. It is unlawful for any video center licensee not to notify the sheriff in writing on a new business license application, any proposed change in the number of film, videotape or other media viewing or projection devices upon the premises and any change in the floor plan thereof, including, without limitation, any change in the size and type of any device that is identified in the application for the license, any change in the size of any room in which any device is located in any room of the premises.
2. It is unlawful for any person to place in any video center, any film, videotape or other media viewing or projection device, with respect to which the information which is required by subsection F1 of this section, has not been provided to, and approved by, the sheriff.
G. Loitering: It is unlawful to allow loitering in the establishment by persons who are not actually engaged in viewing the products offered for sale, or offered for no consideration, or receiving the lawful services, or other business activities provided by a sexually oriented business.
H. Minors: It is unlawful for any business governed by this section, to allow a person under the age of eighteen (18) years in or on the premises.
I. Physical Contact:
1. Prohibition: For all businesses, except a sexual encounter business which is exempt from this subsection only, it is unlawful for a licensee, or a licensee's employee or agent to engage in any physical contact whatsoever during the transaction of a lawful business activity between the licensed business and the patron.
2. Exception; Sexual Encounter Business:
a. In the case of a sexual encounter business, it is unlawful for a licensee, or a licensee's employee, agent or servant, to engage in any physical contact whatsoever beyond the inherent nature of the service, profession or calling performed during the transaction of a lawful business activity between the licensed business and the patron.
b. An example of such lawful contact in subsection I2a above, is the cutting or styling of hair when performed by a licensed barber or cosmetologist; and the lawful contact must not extend beyond that accepted by the industry as necessary to perform the lawful service.
c. Conversely, a maid service does not have as part of its service the necessity to make physical contact with the patron, and is only one example of an unlawful contact. (1983 Code § 5.24.180)