§ 20-3. Limitations on in-office massage therapy licenses.

The authority granted a licensee issued an in-office massage therapy license is limited to the authority to conduct massage therapy on the nonpermanent office premises of the licensee's clients and it specifically does not include the authority to conduct massage therapy at a permanent premises operated by the licensee; provided that the licensee must have a permanent business office located within the city. If the licensee desires to conduct massage therapy both on the nonpermanent office premises of the licensee's clients and on a permanent premises operated by licensee, the applicant must obtain a separate license for in-office massage therapy and a massage establishment license by submitting separate applications for each, provided only one license fee shall be charged for both applications.

(Code 1988, § 20-3; Ord. No. O-92-98, § 1, 10-22-1998)