(a) Each person, desiring to conduct, stage or give a circus, menagerie, carnival, sideshow, musical entertainment or exhibition for which admission is paid or gained by presentation of a ticket or token, shall first obtain a license and pay the license fee or fees provided in this chapter.
(b) The applicant for a license to conduct, stage or give such an exhibition shall give at least one week of notice in writing to the Mayor, stating the dates of the performances, and the location. The Mayor shall give his consent to the issuance of the license if he deems the location suitable for the purpose; that it will properly accommodate the patrons; that the nature of the performance or exhibition is morally proper, and the use of the location will not throw too great a burden upon the Divisions of Police and Fire.
(c) No circus, menagerie, or carnival shall be given for more than two consecutive days, except in cases where Council by special resolution, allows a longer period, or where the exhibition is to be conducted on Municipal property and the use thereof for a longer period has been approved by Council.
(Ord. 15-1967. Passed 7-18-67.)