Ordinance 1981-718 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

the licensee to contract for and to do the necessary demolition or wrecking work in connection with the work specified in this sub- section. 5.16.060 Public Hearing - Issuance A. The City Council shall conduct a public hearing on each license application received as set forth in this section. The City Council shall enter a finding when issuing a license that each applicant has met the following standards: l. That each individual to be associated with the Applicant is of good character; 2. That each massage parlor or establishment conforms to all zoning regulations and restrictions to the standards of the building code, adopted in Title 15; and further; 3. That other existing licensees relative to the particular locality in issue are inadequate for the reasonable needs for the neighborhood. B. Upon instructions from the City Council, the City Clerk shall issue the proper license to the applicant for a term of one year. The City Council may waive the requirement of the public hearing for an application for a license of a massage therapist if the City Council is satisfied that such applicant conforms to all requirements of this chapter and no need exists for a public hearing thereon. 5.16.070 Display of License A. Every person, association, partnership, firm or corporation to whom or for which the license has been granted shall display said license in a conspicuous place so that the same may be readily seen by any person entering the premises where the massage treatment is given. B. Each applicant, licensee, or agent or employee of said applicant shall obtain an identity card from the Director of Public Safety and shall carry said identity card at all times while in or upon the licensed premises. 5.16.110 (B) Upon the sale or transfer of any ownership interest in a massage parlor or establishment, the existing license shall expire. -12-