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The Ronorable Members of iwrt: klahtlary 16, 1918
The City Colthtission
George F. knolc, Jr.
City Attorney
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3uemer Proposed amendment to
Chapter 66 of the Miami
City Code
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Attached find proposed amendment to Chapter 66 of the City
Of Miami Code providing for, licensing and license revocation of
adult entertainment.
The amendments are the following:
1. Definition of adult motion picture theaters and adult
book stores have been changed so as to more nearly conform to
definitions which have been given approval by the Supreme Court
of the United States in the case of Youri v. American Mini Theaters.
2. penalconviction information for license applications
has been made uniformly for three years rather than three years
in some instances and five years in other instances.
3. The criteria for approving or disapproving a license
by the City Manager has been changed so that it is the same as
provided for license revocation (namely, for a prior conviction
of obscenity etc. or a misrepresentation on the application).
4. This is to be enacted as a non -emergency ordinance.
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