It shall be unlawful for any public dance hall, public assembly hall,
nightclub, cabaret, theater, movie house, social club, restaurant and/or any
person, partnership or corporation holding a plenary retail consumption license
occupying any buildings or parts of buildings to furnish in or on those premises
occupied by the aforesaid establishments entertainment of any kind or nature,
whether or not an admission charge, cover fee or minimum is charged, without
first obtaining a license therefor from the governing body.
No licensee shall engage, employ, allow, permit or use entertainers
under the age of 18 years.
Any license issued under this chapter may be revoked by the Borough Council. If the Borough Council shall determine that there are reasonable grounds upon which to revoke any such license, such grounds being the same grounds upon which the Council may refuse to consent to and approve the issuance of such license as set forth in §
86-3E above, it shall cause a notice to be served, in writing, upon the licensee or other person in charge of the premises for which such license has been issued, citing the licensee to appear before the Borough Council at the time and place designated in the notice to show cause why such license should not be revoked. Notice may be served upon the licensee by personal service or by registered or certified mail addressed to the licensee's last known address. The licensee shall be afforded a hearing before the Borough Council prior to the final revocation of such license.
No entertainment permit shall be granted unless the licensed premises
shall have provisions for seating 25 or more persons.