§ 10-230. Classification.

Nontransferable licenses for public dances shall be issued for the following three divisions or classifications: Class "A" license, Class "B" license and "Special Permit" license.

(1)

Class "A" license. A Class "A" license is required for the premises in which a public dance is held where a charge is made for admission or where admission is by means of the purchase, possession or presentation of a ticket or token or where the dance is advertised as such and where an orchestra is employed to furnish the dance music.

(2)

Class "B" license. A Class "B" license is required when dancing is incidental to such other business conducted in the premises used for dancing and where no charge, either directly or indirectly, is made for admission, and such dancing is not advertised as such and no orchestra musicians are employed to furnish the music for such dancing.

(3)

"Special Permit" license. A "Special Permit" license may be granted to hold not more than one public dance in any structure or premises not licensed under either subsections (1) or (2) of this section. Such "Special Permit" license shall be granted in accordance with this article and shall be subject to all provisions of this article.

(Code 1991, § 12.03(7))