No person shall expose any table or device for the playing of
any game of chance or skill, and no person shall play at the same,
or at any unlawful game, in any street or public place.
(Prior revision § 13-8)
No masseur nor masseuse employed by an establishment licensed
under Chapter 140, Section 51 of the General Laws shall practice massage
upon or give or assist in the giving of any type of baths to the opposite
sex.
(Prior revision § 13-29; C.O. 78-692 (part); C.O. 83-52 § 45)
The doors of each room and enclosure of an establishment licensed
pursuant to Chapter 140, Section 51 of the General Laws and used for
massage purposes shall have an unobstructed window, one foot by two
feet in size, which permits visual observation of the entire room
or enclosure. The doors shall be free of obstruction and remain unlocked
during the hours of operation, along with all entrances to the establishment.
(Prior revision § 13-30; C.O. 78-692 (part); C.O. 83-52 § 46)
A. No person
shall drink any alcoholic beverages, as defined in Chapter 138, Section
1 of the General Laws, while on, in or upon any public way, or upon
any way to which the public has a right of access as invitees or licensees,
park or playground, or private land or place, without the consent
of the owner or person in control thereof.
B. All
alcoholic beverages being used in violation of this section shall
be seized and safely held until final adjudication of the charge against
the person arrested or summoned before the court, at which time such
alcoholic beverages shall be returned to the person entitled to lawful
possession.
C. Upon
conviction of violation of the provisions of this section, the penalty
shall be not less than two hundred dollars, and not to exceed three
hundred dollars.
(Prior revision §§ 13-3.1, 13-3.2; C.O. 83-339; C.O. 88-272A § 1)
Any person who engages, agrees to engage or offers to engage
in sexual conduct with another person in return for a fee, or any
person who pays, agrees to pay or offers to pay another person to
engage in sexual conduct, or to agree to engage in sexual conduct
with another natural person may be punished by a fine of not more
than three hundred dollars.
(C.O. 92-324 § 1)
"Antibacterial solution"
means any solution used to retard the growth of bacteria
approved for application to human skin and includes all products so
labeled.
"Body piercing"
means any method of inserting a needle into the body, other
than in the earlobe, to place jewelry in the perforation produced
by the needle. Establishments and/or individuals involved in the piercing
of earlobes (only) must comply with relevant OSHA requirements.
Body Piercer.
Only a qualified physician under Section 2 of Chapter 112
of the General Laws or corresponding provisions of earlier laws.
"BOH"
means the board of health.
"Minor"
means any person under the age of eighteen.
Operator.
Only a qualified physician under Section 2 of Chapter 112
of the General Laws or corresponding provisions of earlier laws, who
owns, controls, operates, conducts or manages any piercing establishment,
whether actually performing the work of piercing or not.
"Piercing establishment"
means any room or space where piercing is practiced or where
the business of piercing is conducted.
"Sanitary"
means being clean and free of infection or disease.
"Sanitization"
means the cleaning process that provides sufficient concentration
of chemicals to reduce the bacteria count, including pathogens, to
a safe level on equipment.
"Sterilization"
means the holding in an autoclave for thirty minutes, at
twenty pounds pressure, at a temperature of two hundred seventy-five
degrees Fahrenheit.
(C.O. 98-140 § 1 (part))
Mobile piercing establishments shall not be allowed to operate
in Revere.
(C.O. 98-140 § 1 (part))