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CCMtg12-12-94WSMin~D~TDSION LoNOwooDLONGW00D~FLORIDA AM PRESENT. Mayor 2 Deputy Mayor J argen~ r Bill Sw mBheltoneS itytAdministrator TaylorthCity A ney raid ine D ambei, CityrClerk a Neisler, Deputy City Clerk Joseph A. Cocchiarella, MBI mayor Benson called the work session to order at 6.0o p.m. 2. NANCE No. 9 -120&, AMENDING C RTAINMENT, A RTAINMENT, OF THE CODEA OF ORDINANCES, IN ITS ENTIRETY, ETC. Taylor distributed a index for o the requested, explained t tnahe ewou ld 20 pdatet page xed during the w process. Mayon Benson tha nked sMr. Taylor and said this would be very Mayor requested cchiarella express any ents 9 ngs the ordinance. M cchiarella had read the ordinance, complimented Mr. Taylor, and Felt he had encompassed the area s place and m of adult entertainment. eal iz es many h inquired if a<her ordinance could b t down, r aif defined too n ow ly, i opens doors by leaving loopholes1OnA good example rs body scrubbing. Last year it was lingeeie modeling. denial for a prior c not a wally e ned because of acksonvil le federa lr c inq sdenyingna licenses f r prior c fictions ul argent eexp lamed that a club w tly c if w oultl orporate ea ny language et support/control xpropear repoeting. Cocchiarella explained clubs have depenae nt c employees, t old w~r~thholding t Oranqe Countynt upat lanai licenses find ividuallyaxfor independent ontractors ~o Mr. Taylor dependent contractors are def rued n page fib. Commrssroner wrnston suggested monthly reporting on employees esponded t nthly report.i ng of the employees i sef ul ool and ihea IRS regularly requests this information from Orange County. cchiarella ned the that they ust be prepared enfozceu the regulations rs prepared to challenge i cchiarellad alsoc conf firmed Paylor's advice tha<nthe cond itli onal u requirement be r ved - ing, further r ended that w map oout ceptabl ez locations p ioe doptionm allowable space for a tablishmentshat Taylor explained t eal iz ednthe<needeande has already spoken to M ock aboutha map/grid indicating a ceptable s Deputy Mayor regues<ed the Commission be furni shed ea map prior to adoption. Deputy Mayor C inquired if any city has adopted a lottery for adult establishments such as done for liquor licenses o Limit by population o square miles. Mr. Cocchiarella rwas not aware of any cities us i.ng this method. r Winston inquired if the < ent establishments that m 'grandfathered~~ could have a e limit i sed C into ompliance. rella responded that although oh well v sed i this oa a he felt there w supportings this as longras a reasonable amount of time wasegivens cchiarella s sed Che importance of adopting t ordinance s possible rand < oid c of t further aexplained tha< oadult ordinances egenerally ra ended a ery 9- nths t nclude n w def initions no dchanges su l.t ing Vfrom c e law. oopinion w s to adopt o ordinance as soon as possible and continue the review to ref fine ua nd amend. Deputy Mayor c stloned if t s than the ao tetl on page 6 espo~ded yese and he offered t fist M Taylor w ethisrelDeputy Mayor o questioned theafees on page 2 and questioned if they should n higher. cchiarella explained that the fee m representtthe a ual c of processing a challengedu if high ou ld n ted.c uAf <er Deputy Mayor Carrico inquired if we LShou ld nnamen [ypes of alcohol and alcohol cchiarella suggestea w - oof, s n(a) w reaunaant a ingespecif ictequipment inr (b). Deputy Mayor c o ques<ioned the 2 day lnvestigatlon and if this sufficient foe b inq cchiarella explained t this ut e framenw i designed for angehc my approves t i puns for n nstruction prior t applying t expel to rt t Dave guidelines and t e frames within the ora finance. The uc also explained to Mr. cocchiarella [ha[ [he revocatron processshas law on Uis but felt that they coula research; if the violation was open a lawsuit f r due process. rther s red n tonho lac uplt doption b echang ea at as later date. Advertising for thecorainance w lalso discussed. Deputy Mayor C also questioned the allowed h of operation. Mr. cchiarella explained that O ange C my h were chosen because they were the same as liquor hours hoHesalso cchiarella explained that the eub/scrub's w not First Amendment businesses and could put more r rules for these tablishments. ange unty's ordinanceti the employees of these e tabli shments m urg ical gowns and they are thinking of enforcing to lower uthewsexuality. Deputy Mayor C inked M re11a far his t and will also dastributera copy of his li to of questions to the Comm>ssion. rella also suggested that in dance e ablishments that require dancers t rage and m ray within a distance of three feet when displaying Themse hest as indicated in sectron s (^e"~ of ane moael erainance. espouse t nston, Me. C cchiarella repeated that nnere w e f ~ eoxey as ~iaione oontainea i the aaule nrainance; the f "types" of adult e eetainment (adu1T performance, adult theater= adult bookstore, and rib/scrub e ablishment) and the definition of "adult entertainment". Zf a t fiT ithin these a hey may b able t oadult nrainance. ocnere'tnree important raaa~esseahe cue nrainance are ion i.nq, aiatance re¢nireme~esa ana ahe licensing process. Mayne Benson expressed her appreciation t cchiarella and Mr. Taylor f ante. Mr. Cocchiarellao offered continued aaeistanoe as neeaea .s . Taylor explained that w may need [ the m rator ium for rshort t inq requirements. Beoek and Ms. 2ambrim will research the atlvertising requirementst regaescea t t ne would like a priors t nadoptiononof - Deputy eMayor ~equested a orkds n foerD emner 1 4 prior rthe regular m ing he agreed antl s 9the C e for 6:3o p, m. Taylor explained that he would be going out o and would n until the day of the next meeting andfwould not be able oto work non the ordinance. J. ADSOURN Motion by Commissioner W nston, s onded by Deputy Mayor o to adjourn. Motion passed by a unanimous voice The m etinq adjourned at 8 0 p.m. ork s n for t Adult Entertainment Ordinance was scheduled for December 19, 1994 at b: IO p.m. Iii sIris L~or ATTEST: ~a ~~~~~~ Eva is lei, 0 putt' City Clerk