§ 5.72.135. Permit nontransferable.  


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  • A.

    Any permit issued pursuant to this Chapter 5.72 shall not be transferred or assigned to another person for any purpose. Any change in ownership shall require a new permit. Regardless of any change in ownership, the permittee shall be required to notify the Director of Financial Management of any change in the business name.

    The following shall be deemed a change of ownership:

    1.

    For general partnership personnel, the addition or substitution of a new partner;

    2.

    For a limited partnership, the addition or substitution of a new partner or the addition or substitution of a general partner not listed as a partner in the application for the permit previously approved;

    3.

    For a corporation, more than fifty percent (50%) of the shares of stock is transferred to or acquired by persons other than those designated in the application for the permit previously approved.

    B.

    Any permit issued pursuant to this Chapter 5.72 shall not be transferred to any other location for any purpose. Any change in location shall require a new permit. The following shall be deemed a change in location:

    1.

    Any relocation or expansion that includes a separate piece of property or parcel of land.

    2.

    Any expansion of the initially permitted premises which represents a greater than fifty percent (50%) increase in the square footage of space devoted to public access or occupancy.

    C.

    The lawful conduct of activity regulated by this Chapter by a permittee shall be limited to those activities expressly indicated on the permit application and approved by the City Council. Any change in entertainment activity which exceeds the parameters of the approved permit will require the approval of the City Council or, on a limited basis, the approval of an exclusive event permit, as provided within this Chapter 5.72.

    D.

    The holder of an entertainment permit shall not allow others to use or rent his/her permitted premises for dancing or other entertainment uses. This restriction shall not apply to a location which is additionally licensed for hall rental.

(Ord. C-7423 § 26, 1996)