CHAPTER 5.28
SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES

SECTION:

5.28.010: Reserved

5.28.020: Purpose

5.28.030: General Applicability

5.28.040: Definitions

5.28.050: Business License Required

5.28.060: License Application; Disclosure

5.28.070: Changes In Information

5.28.080: Transfer Of Ownership Of Business License Prohibited

5.28.090: License Fees

5.28.100: Cost Bond

5.28.110: Term Of License And No Proration

5.28.120: Single Location And Name

5.28.130: Display Of License

5.28.140: Issuance Of License

5.28.150: Business Categories; Disclosure

5.28.160: Employee License

5.28.170: State Licensing Exemption

5.28.180: Injunction

5.28.190: Suspension Or Revocation

5.28.200: Effect Of Revocation

5.28.210: General Regulations

5.28.220: Outcall Services; Duties To Patrons

5.28.230: Adult Business Interior Design

5.28.240: Reserved

5.28.250: Reserved

5.28.260: Defense To Prosecution

5.28.270: Seminude Entertainment Bars; Establishment Selling Alcohol

5.28.280: Seminude Entertainment In Licensed Business

5.28.290: Seminude Entertainment Agency

5.28.300: Activities Of Entertainers

5.28.310: Patrons; Prohibited Acts

5.28.320: Costume Requirements

5.28.330: Stage Requirements

5.28.340: Entertainer Regulations

5.28.350: Seminude Entertainment Prohibited

5.28.360: Reserved

5.28.370: Legitimate Artistic Modeling

5.28.380: Zoning

5.28.390: Obscenity

5.28.400: Civil Fines And Criminal Violations

5.28.010: RESERVED:

(Ord. 04-53 § 2)

5.28.020: PURPOSE:

It is the purpose and object of this chapter that the City establish reasonable and uniform regulations governing the time, place and manner of operations of sexually oriented businesses and their employees in the City. This chapter shall be construed to protect the governmental interests recognized by this chapter in a manner consistent with constitutional protections provided by the United States and Utah Constitutions. (Ord. 17-18)

5.28.030: GENERAL APPLICABILITY:

This chapter imposes regulatory standards and license requirements on certain business activities, which are characterized as "sexually oriented businesses" and certain employees of those businesses characterized as "sexually oriented business employees". Except where the context or specific provisions require, this chapter does not supersede or nullify any other related ordinances. (Ord. 04-53 § 2)