§ 3.30.050. License—Exceptions.  


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  • Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to require any license for the following activities:

    (a)

    Entertainment in private residences where no admission is charged;

    (b)

    Entertainment conducted by any public or parochial school under direct faculty supervision or by any church when the dance or live entertainment is directly supervised by the church authorities;

    (c)

    Entertainment conducted for service men or women or both, under the direct supervision of United Service Organizations;

    (d)

    Entertainment officially sanctioned by or conducted in a fraternity or sorority house, occupied by bona fide students of a school or college, in which the public is not invited;

    (e)

    Dance lessons, theatrical and performing arts lessons;

    (f)

    Any entertainment conducted by the City of Wichita;

    (g)

    Assemblies, music concerts, live performances or re-enactments which are sponsored by or which occur on the property of public or parochial schools, or City of Wichita public libraries;

    (h)

    Entertainment, dances, live performances, or other events for which a community event permit has been issued by the City of Wichita;

    (i)

    The use of a radio, juke box, television or video games, which is incidental to the primary function of serving food;

    (j)

    Licensed motion picture theaters;

    (k)

    Book readings, book signings, poetry recitations and any other similar entertainment consisting of the spoken word, including plays;

    (l)

    Entertainment consisting of ambient or incidental music provided for the guests by musicians such as a piano player, harpist, strolling violinist, mariachi band or guitarist. If there is an admission charge required to observe such entertainment, it will not be considered incidental;

    (m)

    Pool hall, billiard hall or bowling alley that does not provide space for dancing;

    (n)

    Theaters where patrons sit in parallel rows of fixed seats or dinner theaters;

    (o)

    Entertainment conducted in connection with a regularly established recreation or theme park.

(Ord. No. 48-352, § 7, 3-23-09; Ord. No. 48-548, § 4, 12-1-09)