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Zonning laws for adult entertainment...? |
so i operate a small black box theatre which has a movie screen and projector. Are there any zoning laws when it comes to showing 18+ entertainment? It depends on where you live. Different places have different zoning laws. You can call the planning department where you live (city run) and ask them. They should tell you. You can also look up the city you live in online. Most city's have their municipal code and or charter (if applicable) online for people to search. Yes there certainly is, and you need everything from a place to show these to a license and all kinds of legalaties inbetween. |
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