It is unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to operate
or manage any miniature golf or golf driving course, or similar game
or sport, within the city limits for the period of time from twelve
midnight to seven a.m.
(Ord. 78 § 1, 1930)
Any person operating or managing any such miniature golf or
golf driving course or similar game or sport is required to cause
all lights illuminating the grounds, course or place where the game
or sport is played to be turned out promptly at the hour of twelve
midnight, and to keep the lights so turned out for the period of time
from twelve midnight to seven a.m.
Any play or work on or about the grounds, course or place shall
cease for the period of time from twelve midnight to seven a.m.
All lights illuminating the grounds, course or place shall be
shaded in such a manner as to confine the glare to the grounds, course
or place, and to protect persons and surrounding territory from annoying
and unnecessary glare.
The person or persons operating or managing any miniature golf
or golf driving course or similar game or sport shall cause to be
posted in conspicuous places on and about the grounds, place or course
where the game or sport is placed, signs notifying patrons to refrain
from loud and unnecessary noise, talk and laughter.
The police officers of the city are authorized and empowered
to enter upon and inspect the golf courses or other places where similar
games or sports are played, for the purpose of making inspections,
at any time, and the police officers shall be the sole judges of whether
or not any of the provisions and intents of this chapter are being
violated.
(Ord. 78 § 2, 1930)
Any violation of this chapter constitutes a misdemeanor and
is punishable by a fine not to exceed three hundred dollars or by
imprisonment in the city or county jail for a period not to exceed
three months, or by both such fine and imprisonment. Each day during
which this chapter is violated constitutes a separate offense hereunder.
(Ord. 78 § 3, 1930; Ord. 232, 1942)
