§ 5.69.040. Inspections and miscellaneous regulations.

A.

Inspections. All premises subject to regulation pursuant to the provisions of this Chapter, whether public or private, shall, at all times when open to its membership or to the public, be subject to inspection by the Director of Financial Management or his/her designee, all health, planning and building, fire and business licensing inspectors and by police personnel in pursuit of their official duties, and no person shall hinder or obstruct such inspection. The purpose of the inspection is to determine whether the permitted premises is being operated in compliance with all requirements of applicable law. Delay or obstruction of such inspection may be grounds for suspension or revocation of any license or permit issued by the City.

B.

Warning Devices. The owner, operator, manager, person in charge, or any other person shall not signal nor maintain nor utilize any device designed to signal, alert or otherwise warn any person on the premises as to the presence of police or any authorized inspector.

C.

Visibility of Interior. The permittee shall not maintain any mini-motion picture stall or structure or public video stall or structure unless the entire interior of such stall or structure, and the premises in which it is located, wherein the pictures, movies, films, discs or tapes are viewed, is visible upon entrance to such premises. No partially or fully enclosed or concealed booths shall be maintained.

D.

Dispensing of Towels. The permittee of any mini-motion picture or public video structure shall not maintain dispensers of towels or towelettes for use by patrons upon the premises except where located in a bona fide restroom.

E.

Severability. If any portion of this Section shall become unconstitutional or legally defective for any reason, that shall not affect or prevent enforcement of the remaining portions or subsections.

(Ord. C-7423 § 33, 1996)