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492 <br /> December 12,1985 <br /> • <br /> Police Sergeant,reported on his 10 years of <br /> experience in v the Countyoinveetigaltons tufa these of the <br /> obvious c[ime a[a.e[oatltytfona profit ekimming,1 dope dealing, tax <br /> evasioHl M1idden 4m erahlp, money laundering. Licensing and <br /> controlling ordinances re necessity for egulating these <br /> businesses. These businesses a do have•an adverse effect on the City <br />• and its cltiaens. <br /> Mays stated that the provision for the licensed ms nager on <br /> premises provision added greatlto the enforcementof the <br /> [ e.. Someone on the site needs to be held accountable for the4 activities thatqt are going on. The license fees ate <br /> q reasonable <br /> in light of the c of regulation a control. ted <br /> on the provision costs <br /> slicense suspension which allows as additional <br /> enforcement tool for the policing body. <br /> Covey,Pat Detective w fling County Public 6 wed the <br /> [elated crimes a1homosexual a <br /> ual activitiest [ associated ted with <br /> these operations. He stressed the need for licensed manager on <br /> the premises, TCe layout requirements in the proposed ordinances <br /> make the managers accountable ntable for the;activities that are taking <br /> place. doorso the panorem booths will substantially reduce the <br /> • sexual activity a in these areas. <br /> 4 Ken Wilson, Washington State Liquor Control and Enforcement <br /> Officer,reviewed his twelve years of experience is! enforcement <br /> field. a is only a n left in the the <br /> this <br /> time d enforcement no topless <br /> tavern <br /> a law. anyeo at <br /> • businesses to <br /> financed by f and involved with state <br /> crime.£It is <br /> very important that law enforcement people know who ie'financially <br /> involved in the businesses. The financial Snte[eets disclosure is <br /> necessary for good law enforcement. <br /> ' stove gram Everett Police Officer, ed that the licensing fees <br /> • areequitable due!o the time that wille spent by City employees. <br /> The licensed dmanagers .premisesrequirements premises.oThe <br /> • investigator will <br /> ca w11 provide <br /> delerent ab illegal <br /> ahead with this n activities sthtype of regulation that <br /> is being proposed.a It is imperative that he Everett Police be <br /> given the tools!o mandate compliance with these ordinances. <br /> Jim Brat., <br /> Everett Police Officer, stated that the adult <br /> entertainment business is a very profitable business and the cost of <br /> enforcement is very high.lhe license fees are structured to cover <br /> f the co of licensing and enforcement. <br /> Elaine Hoscbilli City Clerk, stated that her department would <br /> p:.ov1the licensing for these businesses and would be impacted <br /> with the obvious coos of supplies and staff time. .There will also <br /> i3 be more telephone inquiries and some citizen inquiries which could <br /> requireore research time. She recommended passage of these two <br /> proposed <br /> Rick Lengyel, Director <br /> t of Applied Technology a mett Co ity <br /> College,.spoke regarding hie concerns for the s <br /> co tology school <br />• which is across the re s t from the <br /> proposed adult use facility an <br /> b <br /> north S ardway. s femalesn <br /> enrolled i the rogrem and <br /> there are <br /> concernsfor theirsafety if the adult use facility is <br /> opened <br />