This section is not unreasonable and does not constitute a grant of arbitrary power
to deny the license, nor does it constitute an unlawful delegation of legislative
authority. Reasonably construed in its entirety, the section limits the functions
of the chief of police to the duties specifically stated, and if the applicant and
his premises meet the required standards, the officers are obligated to approve the
application. The section merely provides for the delegation of administrative duties
that are designed to assist the license inspector in the administration of the ordinance.
See
Grisby
v.
Mitchum
, 191 K. 293 (1963).