[Code 1955, § 7-3.4]
No person shall, for hire, charge or reward, keep or maintain a public dance hall or dancing academy in the City without first having obtained a license therefor in the manner provided in this article and in Chapter 17.
[Code 1955, § 7-3.4]
The application for the license required by this article shall
specify the location and describe completely the interior arrangement
and entrances of the place in which he or she intends to keep the
same, which location, unless approved by the Council, shall not be
in any place where intoxicating liquors are furnished or consumed.
Such application shall further specify the name of the person who
is to be in charge of any such dancing hall, dancing academy or place
where dancing shall be permitted and shall contain an agreement on
the part of the applicant that no other persons than those so named
shall, at any time, be in charge of such dancing hall, dancing academy
or place where public dancing shall be permitted.
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Editor's Note: Former Sec. 3-17, which pertained to bond requirements,
adopted as § 7-3.4 of the 1955 Code, was repealed 1-3-1990
by Ord. No. 993.
[Code 1955, § 7-3.4]
No licensee under this article or his or her assistant or agent
shall permit any improper, immoral or indecent conduct in any such
licensed place, or permit any intoxicated person to enter or remain
in any such licensed place.
[Code 1955, § 7-3.4; Ord. No. 426, § 1]
No booths or space or part of any dance hall, public dancing
academy or place where public dancing is permitted shall be curtained,
screened or partitioned from the general assembly room, except as
may be expressly permitted by the terms of the particular license.
