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3 Incident Report. Documentation generated by the Sheriff or fire department when public safety personnel report or are summoned or a complaint is filed regarding any loud, disturbing, illegal or violent conduct on the premises of an establishment. Licensee. The operator of the establishment, and the liquor permittee for the establishment designated by the City of Little Canada shall all be required to be co-applicants for, and shall execute the application for an entertainment license. All licensees shall be bound equally to comply with the requirements of this chapter and each licensee shall be subject to the penalties established herein for each violation thereof. In addition, the owner of the structure in which the establishment is located shall be required to sign the application, acknowledging that: (a) it is aware of the operations proposed by the applicant; and (b) those operations are permitted pursuant to the terms of the operator’s lease or any other agreement permitting the operator to use the establishment. Low Volume. Sound played at a level such that a person speaking in a normal tone of voice can be heard clearly over this sound by another person standing thirty-six (36) inches away. Sheriff Detail. One or more Sheriff officers assigned to an establishment to maintain order, prevent crime, and enforce State statutes and regulations and City ordinances. Entertainment Licenses A. Applicability; Exemptions. This chapter shall apply to any place of business located within the City of Little Canada offering, on a regular or occasional basis, entertainment which includes (1) live or pre-recorded amplified musical performances, or (2) dancing to live or pre-recorded amplified music or song, except for the following exempt activities: (1) Religious services or performances at any church or other place of worship; (2) Any place of business providing music systems operated at a low volume which does not disrupt normal conversation and is not intended for entertainment; (3) Any activity approved by the City or otherwise permitted by law to take place on public land; (4) Public and private school programs; studios for instruction in music or dance; and (5) Activities of organizations that are tax-exempt under section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. B. Application Requirements. An Application shall be submitted to the City to provide entertainment in all establishments as herein defined. Each Licensee of an Establishment shall be held responsible for all violations of the requirements and restrictions specified herein. Approval of the Application shall be required prior to the commencement of operation as an establishment providing entertainment, as defined herein. An Application shall include a completed Application Form as provided by the City. An Application shall not be submitted prior to receipt of all required land use approvals for the proposed use.