A “live entertainment venue” means a facility operated by a lessee, management company, or other entity requiring its own liquor license on the premises of a resort hotel, the primary purpose of which is to provide live entertainment. The facility must have an occupancy capacity of a minimum of one thousand persons. A written security plan outlining measures which will be taken by the licensee to ensure alcoholic beverages are neither sold, served, given away nor consumed by minors anywhere in the venue must be submitted as part of the overall application for licensing consideration by the board, and once accepted, compliance with the provisions of the security plan will be a condition to licensure. Any subsequent modifications to the original security plan must be submitted to the director for inclusion as part of the licensee’s records and amendment to the conditions of licensure.
Separate licensing of an entity for any liquor operation does not relieve a resort hotel licensee of the responsibility to ensure that the tenant complies with all provisions of the Clark County Code.
Those businesses currently operating with a main bar license and which meet the above definition of live entertainment venue, must submit the required security plan within sixty days following the effective date of the ordinance codified in this section.
For the purpose of this section only, “live entertainment” means the provision of any amusement or attention engaging activity by a human performing in person, including but not limited to the performance of acts, music, speech, dance, acrobatics or display. (Ord. L-232-05 § 41, 2005)