(a) Public dances. Provided the processing fee is paid and a fully completed application is filed, the City Manager shall approve the application for the permit, unless one or more of the following circumstances exist:
(1) Intentional misstatements were made in the application;
(2) The sponsoring individual or any member of the sponsoring group has, by reason of past activities, demonstrated a lack of good moral character; or
(3) By reason of the location or place where such public dance is to be located:
(i) It would be incompatible with or detrimental to the adjoining or neighboring existing uses,
(ii) The facilities used do not meet any building and safety regulations, or
(iii) It would be injurious to public health, order, or morals.
(b) Minor’s dances. Provided the processing fee is paid, a fully completed application is filed and the Chief of Police has responded, the City Manager shall approve the application for the permit, unless one or more of the following circumstances exist:
(1) Intentional misstatements were made in the application;
(2) The sponsoring individual or any member of the sponsoring group, has, by reason of past activities, demonstrated a lack of good moral character; or
(3) By reason of the location or place where such public dance is to be located, it would be incompatible with adjoining or neighboring uses, or detrimental to the public health, order, or morals, or violate zoning or building and safety regulations; or
(4) The Chief of Police has recommended denial based upon information of fraud in the application or lack of good moral character discovered during review of the application and subsequent investigation.
(§ 2, Ord. 1187-NS, eff. October 5, 1993)