Sec. 6-175. Causes for denial.
No cabaret license shall be issued when:
(1) The applicant or manager of the establishment or business is under 21 years of age.
(2) The information or evidence available to and considered by the licensing authority reasonably established the character or reputation of the applicant or the past record of operation of the establishment or business for which application is made is such so as not to warrant confidence that the establishment or business will be lawfully operated and that the health, welfare or morals of the community may be adversely affected thereby.
(3) The applicant is:
a. A person who is not of good moral character;
b. A corporation, any of whose officers, directors, or stockholders holding over ten percent of the outstanding and issued capital stock thereof are not of good moral character;
c. A partnership, association, or company, any of whose officers, or members holding more than ten percent interest therein, are not of good moral character; or
d. A person employing, assisted by, or financed in whole or in part by any other person who is not of good moral character.
(4) The premises for which application has been made are not approved for the purpose of operating a cabaret by the city planning, development services, and fire departments. (Code 1979, § 5-79; Ord. No. 97-43, § 26, 8-18-1997)