§ 5-7.03. Permits: Applications: Form.

(a)

Public dances. Any person desiring to obtain a permit for a public dance shall make a written application to the Chief of Police therefor, stating, in addition to the information required by the provisions of Section 3-1.103 of Article I of Chapter 1 of Title 3 of this Code, the following information:

(1)

The name and residence of the applicant and of all other persons having an interest in the business;

(2)

The exact location where the public dance is to be conducted;

(3)

That the applicant is not disqualified by the provisions of Section 5-7.04 of this chapter; and

(4)

The names and addresses of each adult supervisor for a teenage dance shall be given to the Chief of Police at least two (2) weeks before such person begins work.

(b)

Teenage dances. An application for a teenage dance permit shall be made to the Chief of police a minimum of twenty-one (21) days prior to the dance by an adult sponsoring group/individual on an application for approved by the Chief of Police. Such application shall contain, but shall not be limited to the following information:

(1)

The name and address of the adult sponsoring group/individual;

(2)

The date upon which the dance is to be held;

(3)

The address of the place where the dance is to be held;

(4)

The time at which the dance is to begin and end;

(5)

The approximate attendance expected and the minimum number of adult supervisors who will be in attendance at all times during the holding of the dance;

(6)

The names and addresses of the adult supervisors who will be in attendance at such dance;

(7)

The minimum number of law enforcement officers, or security personnel in lieu thereof, to be employed by the sponsoring group/individual and to be in attendance at all times during the holding of the dance. The minimum number of law enforcement officers or security personnel shall be not less than one for each 100 teenagers, or fraction thereof, in attendance or such larger number as the Chief of Police determines is necessary for proper law enforcement; and

(8)

Certification that the place or premises where the dance will be held is reasonably adequate for the purposes and conforms with the health, safety, and fire laws of the City. Such certification shall specify the maximum number of persons who may safely be accommodated at the dance.

(§ 2, Ord. 661, eff. March 11, 1987)