§ 155.724 CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR MASSAGE PARLORS AND SIMILAR USES.
   (A)   A conditional use permit for any of the business activities set forth in § 155.153(II) shall be approved only upon acquisition of an operator permit under Chapter 115 of this code.
('64 Code, § 72.18)
   (B)   A conditional use permit for any of the business activities set forth in § 155.153(II) shall require approval by the City Council, after consideration by the Planning Commission. In the event of approval by the Planning Commission, the application will go before the City Council in compliance with the timing and procedural requirements of the appeal process which applies if invoked by the applicant. The decision of the City Council shall be final.
('64 Code, § 72.19)
   (C)   Any person obtaining a conditional use permit pursuant to division (B) shall, within 10 days after the occurrence, notify the Director of Police Services under the permit process set forth in Chapter 115 of this code. Failure to do so is grounds for revocation of the conditional use permit.
('64 Code, § 72.20)
   (D)   The city shall conduct a background investigation of any person(s) seeking a conditional use permit pursuant to division (B), to determine whether such person(s), in his personal conduct or in the conduct of businesses at the subject premises or other locations, has demonstrated an unwillingness or inability to comply with applicable laws or regulations.
('64 Code, § 72.21)
   (E)   In addition to any other grounds for denial of an application for a conditional use permit contained in this subchapter or in other applicable law, the Planning Commission and City Council shall deny an application made pursuant to division (B) if it is found that, based on the investigation conducted pursuant to division (D), there is substantial doubt regarding the applicant's likelihood of complying with such conditions as may be imposed in a conditional use permit.
('64 Code, § 72.22)
(Am. Ord. 846, passed 11-22-94)