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CHAPTER 53-02
<br /> DANCES, DANCING PLACES, AND MUSICAL PERFORMANCES
<br /> 53-02-01. Definitions.
<br /> In this chapter, unless the context or subject matter otherwise requires:
<br /> 1. "Music festival" means a musical performance by one or more groups held out of
<br /> doors with the audience being present primarily for the purpose of listening to music.
<br /> 2. "Person" means a natural person, firm, association, corporation, or limited liability
<br /> company.
<br /> 3. "Public concert" means a musical performance by one or more groups held indoors
<br /> where the audience is seated by reserve or general admission with the audience being
<br /> present primarily for the purpose of listening to music and the location of such musical
<br /> performance having a seating capacity of at least one thousand people.
<br /> 4. "Public dance" means any dance where the public may participate and is present
<br /> primarily for the sole purpose of dancing and where the location of the dance has a
<br /> capacity of at least one hundred people.
<br /> 5. "Public dancing place" means a room, place, or space, which has a capacity of at least
<br /> one hundred people, open to public patronage where dancing in which the public may
<br /> participate is carried on and where the public is present primarily for the sole purpose
<br /> of dancing.
<br /> 53-02-02. Permit for public dance, music festival, or public concert required -
<br /> Exception.
<br /> Repealed by S.L. 1983, ch. 544, § 3.
<br /> 53-02-03. Who shall issue permits - Permit not transferable.
<br /> Repealed by S.L. 1983, ch. 544, § 3.
<br /> 53-02-04. Refusal of permit- Reasons in writing -Appeal.
<br /> Repealed by S.L. 1983, ch. 544, § 3.
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<br /> 53-02-05. Application for permit-Special permits. ,./'\l�—
<br /> Repealed by S.L. 1983, ch. 544, § 3. `
<br /> 53-02-06. Inquiry by governing body as to granting a permit.
<br /> Repealed by S.L. 1983, ch. 544, § 3.
<br /> 53-02-07. Public dancing place - Restrictions.
<br /> Repealed by S.L. 1983, ch. 544, § 3.
<br /> 53-02-08. Officer of law to be in attendance at public dance, music festival, or public
<br /> concert.
<br /> The sheriff in any county in which any public dance, music festival, or public concert is held
<br /> outside of an incorporated city, and the chief peace officer of the city where the dance, music
<br /> festival, or public concert is held within the limits of a city, may police the dance, music festival,
<br /> or public concert so that law and order are there maintained. The sheriff or the chief peace
<br /> officer shall determine the number, if any, of deputy sheriffs, special officers, or licensed private
<br /> security officers needed to police the dance, music festival, or public concert properly. The
<br /> person conducting the dance, music festival, or public concert, before the dance, music festival,
<br /> or public concert is held, shall pay to the sheriff, peace officer, or licensed private security
<br /> provider the expense of any deputy sheriff, special officer, or licensed private security officer
<br /> required for the proper policing of the dance, music festival, or public concert, and no dance,
<br /> music festival, or public concert may be permitted to proceed unless the officer or officers are
<br /> present and the fees are paid. The holding of a dance, music festival, or public concert without
<br /> giving notice of the dance, music festival, or public concert to the sheriff of the county or the
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