Chapter 5.52 PUBLIC DANCES
Section 5.52.010 Definition--Exemptions.
A public dance" is any dance to which the public generally
may gain admission with or
without the payment of a fee. Dances conducted and sponsored by public or private schools and
churches for the students or members thereof, even though an admission fee is charged, and
dances conducted in private homes on a private basis, shall not be deemed to be public dances
and shall be exempt from the licensing provisions of this chapter. Dances sponsored and
conducted by private clubs, adult and teenage, and private nonprofit clubs organized pursuant to
UCA 1953, Chapter 16.6, as amended, for members and their guests only shall be subject to club
licensing provisions as provided in this title, but such dances shall be deemed not to be public
dances. (Prior code § 11-13-001)