§ 115.03 REQUIREMENTS FOR LICENSE.
   (A)   An application for a license to operate a massage parlor or massage school shall be made to the City Council.
   (B)   The license shall not be granted until the following requirements are met:
      (1)   A community impact statement as described in Chapter 114;
      (2)   The name and residence of each applicant. If the applicant is a corporation, the names and residences of all the directors, officers and shareholders owning a 10% interest or more therein, either directly or indirectly or beneficially, shall be given. If the applicant is a partnership, the names and residences of each partner shall be given;
      (3)   The name and residence of the operator or operators and of each employee;
      (4)   Fingerprints of the operator or operators and of each employee taken by the Police Department, or by the person designated by the Police Department;
      (5)   Two recent photographs of the operator’s face, head and shoulders, and of the face, head and shoulders of all employees. The photograph shall be of a representable size and quality;
      (6)   Medical certificates signed by a physician, licensed to practice in the state within seven days of the date of the application. The certificate shall state that the operator or operators and all employees have been examined by the certifying physician, and that the operator and all employees are free of communicable diseases;
      (7)   A certificate signed by the Building Inspector showing that the physical standards for a massage parlor or massage school set forth herein have been met, and that the zoning ordinance, Building Code, Electrical Code, Plumbing Code, and any other relevant standards of this chapter have been met; and
      (8)   A certificate from the Chief of Police that neither the applicant, the operator or operators or the employees have been convicted of any felony, the offense of prostitution, failure to obey the lawful command of a police officer, indecent exposure, soliciting for immoral purposes, criminal sexual conduct, or a violation of any criminal obscenity statute or ordinance within the eight years prior to the date of the license application.
(1986 Code, § 5-68) (Ord. 1985-17, passed 6-17-1985)