A.    Business -- Exemptions.

    1.    It is unlawful for any person to operate a sexually oriented business, as specified in this article, without first obtaining a general business license and a sexually oriented business license. The sexually oriented business license shall specify the type of business for which it is obtained.

    2.    The provisions of this article shall not apply to any sex therapist or similar individual licensed by the state to provide bona fide sexual therapy or counseling, licensed medical practitioner, licensed nurse, psychiatrist, psychologist, nor shall it apply to any educator licensed by the state for activities in the classroom.

    B.    Employees. It is unlawful for any sexually oriented business to employ, or for any individual to be employed by, a sexually oriented business in the capacity of a sexually oriented business employee, unless that employee first obtains a sexually oriented business employee license. (Ord. 4-2000 Art. X(I))