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A. Submission: Applications shall be made to the business license coordinator.
B. Referral To Chief Of Police: The application shall be referred to the police chief, who shall within ten (10) days after receiving the application, report to the business license coordinator whether the premises is in compliance with the requirements of this chapter, and whether the cabaret or nightclub has been operated in compliance with the requirements of this chapter.
C. Initial Applications; Referrals: Initial applications shall be referred to the following departments and divisions:
1. The fire department, to determine compliance with all fire codes;
2. The inspection services division, to determine compliance with all building codes; and
3. The community development department, to determine compliance with all zoning ordinances.
D. Reporting Violations; Duty: The fire department, the inspection services division, and the community development department shall have a continuing duty to report to the business license coordinator any violations of the premises which have not been corrected.
E. Fee: The fee for a cabaret license or nightclub license shall be the fee as determined in chapter 1, article B of this title.
(Ord. 2000-40, 7-18-2000)
No license shall be issued for a cabaret or nightclub unless and until it shall be found that the premises for which it is issued complies with and conforms to all laws, ordinances and regulations applicable thereto and is a safe and proper place for the purposes for which it shall be used pursuant to such license.
(Ord. 2000-40, 7-18-2000)
A. It is unlawful for any person to whom a license under this article has been issued to allow or permit, on the licensed premises, any act to be committed on the premises that is in violation of the statutes of the state or the ordinances of the city.
B. It shall be unlawful for any holder of a cabaret license to allow any dancer, model, performer, or any other person to appear on the premises in violation of section 11-5-8 of this code.
C. It shall be unlawful for any dancer, model, performer, or any other person to appear on the premises of a cabaret in violation of section 11-5-8 of this code.
(Ord. 2000-40, 7-18-2000)
A clear, unobstructed view of the entire interior of a cabaret or nightclub, or such portions of a business establishment where dancing or entertainment is allowed, permitted or provided, shall be maintained by the licensee at all times. The required view must be visible from either the entrance or from another location open to plain view. The licensee shall not erect or maintain any enclosures within the interior which obstructs the view of all areas where dancing or entertainment is allowed, permitted or provided, and no booth, blind or stall shall be maintained unless all tables, chairs and occupants, if any therein, are kept open to plain view.
(Ord. 2000-40, 7-18-2000)
ARTICLE C. PRIVATE CLUBS AND ASSOCIATIONS
SECTION:
5-4C-1: Definition
5-4C-2: License Required
5-4C-3: Application; Fee; Expiration
5-4C-4: Compliance With Law
5-4C-5: Premises; Lighting, Visibility
5-4C-6: Permitting Illegal Acts Prohibited
5-4C-7: Alcoholic Beverage Licensing; Compliance With State
5-4C-8: Hours Of Operation
5-4C-9: Right Of Entry; Lookout Or Warning Device Prohibited
"Private club or association" means any social club, recreational, fraternal or athletic association or kindred association organized primarily for the benefit of its stockholders or members, regulated and operated in compliance with the provisions of Utah Code Annotated title 32A, chapter 5.
(1979 Code § 5.24.010; amd. Ord. 90-60, 12-20-1990; Ord. 98-54, 8-18-1998; Ord. 2004-57, 8-3-2004)
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