3-6-7: LICENSE APPLICATION; CONTENTS:
Any person, firm or corporation desiring to own or operate a house of prostitution within the city of Wells shall apply to the board for a license to operate such house of prostitution. Such license application shall contain the following information:
   A.   Names, ages and addresses of all persons and their spouses who have or will have any financial interest in the operation, including the owner of the real property, if the real property is leased to the operator.
   B.   Names, ages and addresses of persons who are or will be personally responsible for the conduct and management of the operation.
   C.   Names and addresses of any other businesses in which each applicant has any financial interest, including the type of such business and the nature of the applicant's interest.
   D.   Names and addresses of all employers of the applicant in the preceding seven (7) years.
   E.   The street address of the property upon which the proposed operation is being conducted, together with copies of all deeds, mortgages, deeds of trusts, liens or other encumbrances, leasehold interests, or other interests relating to the property.
   F.   Names, ages and addresses of all persons who have or will have leasehold or other interests in the real property.
   G.   Any other information reasonably deemed necessary or useful by the board or the chief of police or his designee.
   H.   If the applicant is an entity, other than an individual entity, the names and addresses of every other business in which the applicant has ever had any financial interest where the operation of such business or its activities were illegal under the laws of the jurisdiction where such business was conducted.
   I.   If the applicant is a firm or corporation, a complete and accurate financial statement of the applicant.
   J.   A complete and accurate statement regarding the amount to be invested in the business and the source and application of funds.
   K.   Any other information reasonably deemed necessary or useful by the board or the chief of police or his designee.
   L.   For each individual applicant listed in subsection A of this section, and each key employee listed in section 3-6-20 of this chapter, the following shall be furnished:
      1.   A personal history record on a form prescribed or approved and published by the board, listing the applicant's:
         a.   Personal identifying information;
         b.   Marital information, including previous marriages;
         c.   Family information;
         d.   Education;
         e.   Military information;
         f.   Arrests and detentions (excluding minor traffic violations) which shall include a statement of the offense, the place of its occurrence, the date of its occurrence, and the disposition of the case;
         g.   Any civil litigation in which a judgment over five thousand dollars ($5,000.00) was entered against the applicant;
         h.   Names and addresses of all employers in the preceding ten (10) years;
         i.   All addresses in the preceding ten (10) years;
         j.   The names and addresses of every other business in which the applicant has ever had any financial interest or in which the applicant was an employee, where the operation of such business or its activities were illegal under the laws of the jurisdiction where such business was conducted;
         k.   Any other information deemed necessary or useful by the board or the chief of police;
      2.   A recent photograph of the applicant;
      3.   Two (2) complete sets of fingerprints;
      4.   A complete and accurate financial statement of the applicant together with a review or compilation by a licensed CPA and a written business plan, this is not required for a spouse with no ownership interest;
   M.   If the marital status of an owner or the stockholders of any corporate owner changes, such owner shall file an addendum to the license application which addendum shall include the name of the new spouse and the information required in subsection L of this section within sixty (60) days. (Ord. 192, 6-26-2001)