§ 13-3-9 DISORDERLY HOUSE; DEFINED.
   (A)   Any room, house, building, structure, place, or premises wherein or upon any unlawful or illegal acts are committed in violation of local state or federal law, or which are kept in such a manner as to disturb, annoy, or scandalize the public generally, or persons within a particular neighborhood, is hereby declared to be a disorderly house.
   (B)   Any room, house, building, structure, place, or premises which are kept, maintained, used, erected, established, or run for any of the following purposes is hereby declared to be a disorderly house, provided however, that this shall not be deemed or construed to be conclusive, limiting, or restrictive:
      (1)   Prostitution, pandering, or public indecency as those terms are defined in the state statutes;
      (2)   Unlawful manufacture, cultivation, growth, production, processing, sale, distribution, storage, use, or possession for any unlawful manufacture, or use of any controlled substance as that term is defined in the state statutes;
      (3)   Gambling as that term is defined in the state statutes, or the keeping of gambling devices as that term is defined in the state statutes;
      (4)   Acts of disturbing the peace or disorderly conduct as those terms are defined elsewhere in this municipal code;
      (5)   The reception, retention, or disposition of stolen moveable property of another; or
      (6)   Clairvoyance, fortunetelling, or divination.
(Ord. 3409, passed - -1995)