[Ord. 26-1964, 65 § 1, passed 9-14-1964]
PERSON
Any natural person, partnership, association, firm or corporation.
PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT
Includes any motion picture show, circus, menagerie or carnival,
or any other exhibition, show or amusement whatever of any nature
or kind, for which an admission fee is charged or for which money
or any other nature of reward is in any manner demanded or received.
The term "public entertainment" does not include any lecture on current
affairs or on any scientific, literary, historical, religious or literary
subject, nor shall such term include any church or school affair or
any performance or exhibition conducted for benevolent, civic, cultural
or charitable purposes.
[Ord. 26-1964, 65 § 2, passed 9-14-1964]
No person, either as principal or agent, shall conduct or hold
any public entertainment in the City without first having obtained
a license therefor from the City Clerk. Such license shall state the
type of public entertainment for which it is granted and the term
for which it is to continue in effect. No person, under any such license,
shall conduct any type of public entertainment other than the type
designated thereon, nor shall any person, under any such license,
continue to conduct any public entertainment after the expiration
of such license.
[Ord. 26-1964, 65 § 3, passed 9-14-1964; Ord. 39-1988, 89 § 89 1,
passed 1-9-1988]
Application for a license for a public entertainment shall be
made to the City Clerk in advance of such public entertainment and,
upon issuance of such license, the fee, which shall be for the use
of the City, shall be paid to the City Treasurer by the person to
whom such license is issued, or by his agent. The rates for such licenses
shall be as follows:
Type
|
Fee
|
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Menagerie, not connected with a circus or other type of public
entertainment, for which a fee is specified in this section, for each
day or part thereof
|
$25
|
One-ring circus, for each day or part thereof
|
$25
|
Circus having more than one ring, for each day or part thereof
|
$50
|
Carnival or tent show, for each day or part thereof
|
$25
|
Merry-go-round or other entertainment ride, not connected with
a carnival, for each week or part thereof
|
$10
|
Poolroom or billiard room, for each year or part thereof, per
table
|
$20
|
Bowling alley, for each year or part thereof, per alley
|
$20
|
Skating rink, for each year or part thereof
|
$10
|
Theater or movie house, for each year or part thereof
|
$25
|
Any other type of public entertainment, not specified above,
for each day or part thereof
|
$5
|
[Ord. 40-1970, 71 § 3, passed 5-24-1971]
Any person violating any of the provisions of this article shall
be fined not more than $300 and/or be imprisoned for not more than
90 days.