Place of entertainment definition

Place of entertainment means a public or private entertainment facility, such as a stadium, arena, racetrack, museum, amusement park, or other place where performances, concerts, exhibits, athletic games, or contests are held, for which an entry fee is charged, to which the public is invited to observe, and for which tickets are sold. "Place of entertainment" does not include a ski area.

Place of entertainment means any privately or publicly owned and

Place of entertainment means any privately or publicly owned or operated entertainment facility within this state, such as a theater, stadium, museum, arena, park, racetrack, or other place where concerts, theatrical performances, sporting events, exhibitions, shows, or other similar activities are held and for which an entry fee is charged.

Examples of Place of entertainment in a sentence

• Place of entertainment, such as an indoor motion-picture theater, bowling alley, roller- or ice-skating rink, but not including nightclubs or dance halls, provided that a permit is first obtained from the Board of Zoning Appeals pursuant to §306-39B (1) hereof.

• Art gallery; ▪ Banquet halls; ▪ Building supply outlet; ▪ Financial service establishment; ▪ Fitness centre; ▪ Garden centre; ▪ Government, business and professional offices; ▪ Hotel; ▪ Personal service shop; ▪ Place of entertainment; ▪ Restaurant including a drive-through restaurant; ▪ Retail store; ▪ Wholesale retail outlet; ACCESSORY USES ▪ Accessory outdoor display and sales.

• Place of entertainment" means an entertainment facility in this state, such as a theater, stadium, museum, arena, amphitheater, racetrack, or other place where performances, concerts, exhibits, games, athletic events, or contests are held.

• Place of entertainment" means an entertainment facility in this state, such as a theater, stadium, museum, arena, amphitheater, racetrack, or other place where performances, concerts, exhibits, games, athletic events, or contests are held.SECTION 5.

• There are three particular uses, nightclubs, adult entertainment establishments and gaming establishments, that typically are assigned high parking standards in most zoning by-laws.The Markham Centre By-law 2004-196 assigns a blended rate of 1 space/30.0 m2 of net floor area for Banquet Hall; Nightclub; Place of Amusement; Place of entertainment; Private Club; RecreationalEstablishment, and Trade/Convention Centre.

More Definitions of Place of entertainment

Place of entertainment means a motion picture or other theatre, assembly hall, billiard or pool room, bingo hall, bowling alley, amusement arcade, dance hall or music hall, but does not include any place of entertainment or amusement otherwise defined or classified herein.

Place of entertainment means any privately or publicly

Place of entertainment means an entertainment facility in this state, such as a theater, stadium, museum, arena, amphitheater, racetrack, or other place where performances, concerts, exhibits, games, athletic events, or contests are held;

Place of entertainment means any privately or publicly owned and operated entertainment facility within this State, such as a theater, stadium, museum, arena, racetrack or other place where performances, concerts, exhibits, games or contests are held and for which an entry fee is charged.

Place of entertainment means a place to which the public is ordinarily invited or permitted access, either expressly or by implication, whether or not a fee is charged for entry, and which is primarily devoted to eating, drinking or any form of amusement.

Place of entertainment means a place used predominantly for commercial entertainment which may attract relatively large numbers of people, operate outside normal business hours or generate noise from music or revelry on a regular basis, and includes a cinema, theatre, amusement park, dance hall, gymnasium, totalisator or facility for betting, gambling hall, karaoke bar and nightclub, but excludes a casino;

Place of entertainment. (vermaaklikheidsplek) means a place used predominantly for commercial entertainment where patrons participate in the activities, which may on a regular basis attract large numbers of people, operate outside normal business hours, generate noise from music or revelry, and where alcohol is consumed; including a cinema, theatre, amusement park, dance hall, gymnasium, pub and night club;