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Chapter 6.24 MASSAGE Page 4 of 14 conduct provided in Section 6.24.110(B)of this chapter, and the person's fingerprints were submitted to the California Department of Justice and Federal Bureau of Investigation. 2. A person may be issued no more than two special event permits per calendar year. C. Student Clinic. 1. The permit requirements of this chapter shall not apply to any student who is enrolled in a course in a school of massage located in the city of Pleasanton and is engaged in a student clinic, if the following requirements are met: a. The student has successfully completed at a school of massage a minimum of the following curriculum,which shall be non-repetitive: i. Twenty hours of ethics; and ii. Twenty hours of anatomy and physiology; and iii. Twenty hours of any massage modality; and iv. Forty hours of Swedish massage or 40 hours of Shiatsu massage. Credit from a course not requiring actual attendance in class may not be used to satisfy the education requirements. b. During a student clinic no student shall provide massage unless under the direct supervision of an instructor. c. At least one month prior to the student clinic, the school of massage has submitted to the police chief a schedule of the times and dates of the clinics. d. The student clinic must be held in a room with multiple massage stations. e. During the student clinic persons receiving massage must be draped or fully clothed. 2. A school of massage may charge the person receiving a massage at a student clinic a fee for the massage. (Ord. 1993 § 1, 2009; Ord. 1970 § 1, 2008) 6.24.045 Applicability of chapter to exempt massage businesses, practitioners, and therapists. A. Every massage establishment or business, as defined in Section 4612(b)(1)of the Business and Professions Code shall: 1. Two weeks prior to providing massage, provide the police chief the following: a copy of the certificate issued pursuant to Chapter 10.5 of the Business and Professions Code;the full name under which the business will be conducted, present or proposed address where the business will be conducted, certificate holder's full name, including all other names used presently or in the past, date of birth, present residence address and telephone number, and whether the certificate holder intends to engage in offsite massage. The massage establishment or business shall notify the police chief of any change in the information at least two weeks prior to the proposed change. 2. Display, in compliance with Section 6.24.160 of this chapter, a copy of the certificate issued pursuant to Chapter 10.5 of the Business and Professions Code for each person who is providing massage at the business. 3. Provide massage in compliance with Section 6.24.180 of this chapter. 4. Provide massage in compliance with Section 6.24.190 of this chapter. B. Every massage practitioner,as defined in Section 4600(c)of the Business and Professions Code, and massage therapist, as defined in Section 4600(d)of the Business and Professions Code, shall: 1. Two weeks prior to providing massage, provide the police chief the following: a copy of the http://gcode.us/codes/pleasanton/view.php?topic=6-6_24&showAll=1&frames=on 4/23/2013