§ 12-213. Prerequisites to issuance of permit.

(a)

A person seeking to operate a carnival, street fair or rodeo shall first file with the director of neighborhoods and housing services or designee an application on a form provided by the city. The application shall be filed not less than 14 days before the date of the first day of the event.

(b)

The director of neighborhoods and housing services or designee shall not issue a permit for a carnival, street fair or rodeo unless:

(1)

The director of health has issued a certificate that, upon investigation by the director of health, the operators thereof have the proper equipment and facilities for establishing and maintaining the sanitary condition required by the applicable regulations of the health department of the city applying to public rooms and buildings, carnivals, street fairs or rodeos or other public gatherings, and with all of the city ordinances that prescribe health and sanitation requirements for public rooms and buildings, carnivals, street fairs or rodeos, and with all food and drink sanitation requirements, whether by ordinance or by regulation of the director of health of the city.

(2)

The applicant shall furnish to the director of neighborhoods and housing services or designee, a statement from the commissioner of revenue that the applicant has paid all earnings and profits and occupational license taxes due the city, including all penalties and interest, or does not owe any earnings and profits and occupational license taxes to the city.

(Code of Gen. Ords. 1967, § 5.69; Ord. No. 000313, § 1, 3-16-00; Ord. No. 160373 , § 2, 6-9-16)