The ultimate responsibility for the administration of this chapter
is vested in the Council. Several departments have been delegated
responsibility pursuant to the provisions outlined in this chapter.
A. Upon formal notification by the Council that a license shall be issued,
granted, denied, renewed, suspended, revoked or canceled, the City
Clerk/Treasurer shall then issue the official notice of the grant,
denial, revocation, renewal, suspension and cancellation of the license
for existing or proposed adult entertainment establishments in the
City.
B. The Police Department is responsible for verifying information contained on an application for an adult entertainment license and for inspecting any proposed, licensed or nonlicensed establishment in the City in order to ascertain whether it is in compliance with applicable statutes and ordinances and for enforcing applicable statutes and ordinances, including those set forth in Articles
II,
III and
IV of this chapter.
C. The Police Department is responsible for the periodic inspections of licensed premises and any proposed establishment in order to ascertain whether it complies with or is complying with Article
III of this chapter and all applicable ordinances, statutes, ordinances and regulations in effect in the City.
D. The Building Inspector is responsible for inspecting any proposed establishment for which a license is being applied for in order to ascertain whether it complies with or is complying with Article
III of this chapter and all applicable building ordinances, statutes, and regulations in effect in the City. The Building Inspector shall compare and certify that all aspects of the submitted floor plan, site plan and certified survey accurately depict the actual structure and comply with the provisions of this chapter.
[Amended 11-17-2014 by Ord. No. 2014-05]
E. The Fire Department is responsible for the inspection of licensed premises or any proposed establishment to ascertain whether it complies with or is complying with Article
III of this chapter and all applicable fire ordinances, statutes, and regulations in effect in the City.
F. The Zoning Board of Appeals is responsible for ascertaining whether a proposed establishment for which a license is being applied for complies with the applicable portions of Article
III of this chapter and all applicable zoning regulations and land use laws.
No licensee may change the name of an adult entertainment establishment
unless and until he satisfies each of the following requirements:
A. Gives the City Clerk/Treasurer 30 days' notice in writing of
the proposed name change;
B. Pays the City Clerk/Treasurer a change-of-name fee as set forth on
the City's Fee Schedule.
[Amended 11-17-2014 by Ord. No. 2014-05]