[Code 1955, § 7-3.3]
No person shall exhibit or conduct any carnival or circus, or any menagerie, or side show connected therewith, for which money or other reward is in any manner demanded or received, or any circus parade, without first having obtained a license therefor, as provided in this article and in Chapter 17; and no person shall knowingly allow or permit any building, yard or other place in the City, owned or possessed by him or her, to be used for the accommodation of any such exhibition or performance, unless a license therefor, obtained as herein provided, shall have first been shown to such owner or possessor.
[Code 1955, § 7-3.3; Ord. No. 994, 1-3-1990]
The application for the license required under Section 3-12 shall set forth the object and length of time for which, and the place where such license is desired to be used, a diagram of the seating plan to be used, showing exits and aisles, and in case the applicant is a corporation such application shall set forth the names of all of the officers of such corporation.
[Code 1955, § 7-3.3]
Before any license required by this article is issued, the applicant
therefor shall also file with the City Clerk evidence, which is satisfactory
to the City Clerk, that he or she has obtained and carries public
liability and property damage insurance which will be in force through
the life of the license, under which the applicant and the City are
coinsurees with respect to any one or more personal injuries or any
property damage arising out of the doing of any act or arising out
of any actionable negligence in the exercise of any license or permit
granted to him or her under this article, whether such act or negligence
be by the licensee or by any other person who may be performing any
act under or in accordance with the authority granted by such license
or permit.
