A. Exits: Adequate unobstructed exits shall be provided in all premises used for such purposes to permit rapid egress of all persons attending, and there shall be at least two (2) separate exits located at least thirty feet (30') from each other. There shall be two (2) lineal feet of doorway or exit space for each one hundred (100) people accommodated. (1969 Code, ch. 22, art. IV, § 3)
B. Seats: Any stands or rows of seats used in such premises shall be so constructed as to be safe for the use designated, and shall be sufficiently strong to carry the same weight and stress as is required for the construction of the auditorium floors of theater buildings, not less than one hundred (100) pounds per square foot. It shall be unlawful to admit to any such premises a number of persons to exceed the actual number of seats maintained for their accommodation. (1969 Code, ch. 22, art. IV, § 4)
C. Doors: All doors or gates on exits from premises used for such purposes shall open outward and no such exit shall be constructed or locked so that egress from inside the premises is blocked. (1969 Code, ch. 22, art. IV, § 5)