Ordinance 295-74 - Laserfiche WebLink

(D) All officers and directors of a corporation shall be qualified to obtain a license as provided herein. Such license shall be issued to the same person whose name appears on, or the person responsible to the Washington State Liquor Control Board for, the license issued by that Board for the premises . Section 4 Floor Space Requirements : No license for dancing shall be issued unless the dance area shall be not less than four hundred square feet and not less than ten feet from side to side, except Class H premises , in which case the floor space requirements shall be as established by the Washington State Liquor Control Board subject to approval of the City Council. Section 5 Dancing Area to be Unobstructed--Lighting: The space used and allocated for dancing must be kept clear of all objects , fixtures or furniture at all times . Lighting density in all cabaret dancing area will be governed by rules and regula- tions of the Washington State Liquor Control Board, and fail- ure to so comply will constitute a violation of this Chapter. Section 6 Fee for License--Expiration and Renewal : The fee for such cabaret license shall be one hundred dollars per year. Each license shall expire on the thirty-first day of December of each year and shall be renewed annually. Section 7 Maintenance of Order: A person capable of maintaining order shall be in attendance at all times on each premise for which a cabaret dance license is issued under this chapter. This person will be responsible for refusing admission to intoxicated persons and removing unruly and/or intoxicated persons from their premises. CHAPTER 6 - DANCES, DANCE SCHOOLS AND DANCE FLOORS Section 1 Definitions : As used in this chapter; (A) Public Dance : "Public dance" shall be construed to mean any dance or ball to which the public generally may gain admission with or without the payment of an admission fee. (B) Dance Hall: "Dance hall" shall be construed to mean any room, hall , pavilion or other place kept or used for the purpose of carrying on public dances or dancing. (C) Dancing School: "Dancing school" shall be construed to mean any hall, room, pavilion or other place in which lessons in dancing are given or dancing taught to individuals or in classes . (D) Dancing Master: "Dancing master" shall be construed to mean any person who, whether as owner, manager, attendant or other employee, teaches or assists in teaching the art of dancing in any dancing school or dance hall .