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6.68.020 issued pursuant to this Section, nor any of the regulations and provisions within this Section or any other local, State or Feder- al regulation. C. No person, other than the one per- mitted, may conduct extrasensory consult- ing; and the permittee shall post the per- mit on the premises in public view to the customer. (Ord. 1770 § 1, 1999) 6.68.030 Police Department Permit Application And Processing: A. Every person and their employee or agent who, for pay, conducts, engages in, carries on, or practices extrasensory con- sulting shall file a separate verified Police Department permit application for extra- sensory consulting with the Police Chief. The application shall contain the follow- ing: 1. Name, home and business addresses, home and business telephone numbers, and all other information as required on the standard business license form. 2. Fingerprints and a recent photograph of the applicant on a form provided by the Pleasanton Police Department. 3. A list of services proposed to be provided by the applicant, as well as the fees charged for each service. 4. A statement of whether the applicant holds a certificate of ordination as a min- ister, missionary, medium, healer or clair- voyant and whether the extrasensory consulting is to be part of a religious ceremony or service. 5. A zoning certificate from the Plan- ning and Community Development De- partment. 6. Signed authorization for the release of pertinent records. 7. A complete personal history set forth on a questionnaire provided by the Police Chief, and any other information which the Police Chief deems to be reasonably necessary to complete the investigation. 8. Agreement to indemnify, hold harm- less the City, its officers, agents, and employees, from and against all claims, losses, costs, damages, and liabilities of any kind, including attorney fees, arising in any manner out of the applicant's extrasensory consulting practices. 9. Applicant's agreement that the City shall have the right to enter the place of business named in the permit from time to time during regular business hours to ascertain compliance with permit condi- tions of operation. 10. Information relating to any previ- ous revocation of a license or permit in any other jurisdiction including, but not limited to, the date(s) and circumstances of the revocation. 11. All convictions within the last five (5) years of the applicant for any of the following felonies or crimes involving: dishonesty; fraud; deceit; moral turpitude; theft; the use of force or violence upon the person of another; the unlawful use, possession, or sale of any dangerous or deadly weapon; and the manufacture, sale, possession or use of a controlled sub- stance as defined by the California Health and Safety Code as it now reads or may be amended. B. Upon receipt of a completed appli- cation, the Police Chief shall process the permit application within thirty (30) days. (Ord. 1770 § 1, 1999) (Pleasanton 5-99) 192-86