San Jose |
Code of Ordinances |
Title 6. BUSINESS LICENSES AND REGULATIONS |
Chapter 6.58. PUBLIC DANCEHALLS |
§ 6.58.010. Definitions.
A.
As used in this chapter, "public dance" means any dance to which members of the general public, or members of schools, educational, social, fraternal, religious, charitable or nonprofit organizations are admitted under any of the following circumstances:
1.
Payment of any type of fee, dues, or charge for admission whatever, whether collected in advance of the event at which dancing is conducted or whether collected during said event; or
2.
Payment for entrance or attendance at an event at which dancing is conducted by purchase of tickets, dues, fees, or other admission devices; or
3.
Dances conducted or given in connection with the sale of food or beverages in restaurants, bars, cafés, or hotel dining rooms to which the general public is admitted; or
4.
Dances conducted in connection with the provision of other amusement or entertainment for profit.
B.
As used in this chapter, "public dancehall" means any hall, room, or place in which a public dance is held.
C.
As used in this chapter, "chief of police" shall mean the chief of the police department or his designated representative.
(Prior code §§ 6703.1, 6703.2; Ord. 21409.)