§ 5.06.160. Disorderly conduct.  


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  • Neither a licensee nor any partner, officer, employee, agent or independent contractor of a licensee shall permit the public dancehall to become or be disorderly, and the term "disorderly" as used herein means permitting or allowing any of the following on the premises, the parking areas, or on property contiguous to the premises, where the disorderly conduct originated on the premises:

    (1)

    Fights or affrays;

    (2)

    Disturbance of the peace and quiet;

    (3)

    Consumption of alcoholic beverages by persons under the legal age for consumption of such beverages;

    (4)

    Disposal of trash or litter on public streets or sidewalks contiguous to the premises;

    (5)

    Trespassing upon private property;

    (6)

    Gambling in violation of the laws of the state of Iowa;

    (7)

    Consumption of alcoholic beverages during any public dance unless such licensee also holds a valid liquor license or been permit for the premises; or

    (8)

    Any other violation of the laws of the state of Iowa or the ordinances of the city which affect the general welfare, comfort, safety and health of the public.

(Ord. 300 §1(part), 1987; Ord. 261 §1(part), 1982).