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67-18 Amending Chapter 13, Article 11- Removing Certain Restrictions on Tattoo Practitioner Premises Licensing
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67-18 Amending Chapter 13, Article 11- Removing Certain Restrictions on Tattoo Practitioner Premises Licensing
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12/10/2018
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Filed in Clerk's Office <br /> Bill NO. 67-18 DEC 04 2018 <br /> KAREEMAH FOWLER <br /> ORDINANCE NO. CITY CLERK,SOUTH BEND,IN <br /> AN ORDINANCE OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND, <br /> INDIANA AMENDING ONE SUB-PART EACH OF SECTIONS 13-126 AND 13-127, <br /> CHAPTER 13,ARTICLE 11 OF THE SOUTH BEND MUNICPAL CODE, BY <br /> REMOVING CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS ON TATTOO PRACTITIONER AND <br /> PREMISES LICENSING <br /> STATEMENT OF PURPOSE AND INTENT <br /> The current version of the tattoo practitioner and tattoo premises licensing regulations at South <br /> Bend Municipal Code Chapter 13, Article 11, Sections 13-126 and 13-127 each contain <br /> prohibitions upon issuing permits to persons who have been"convicted of a felony"or who have <br /> "been convicted of drug or alcohol violations." These restrictions have the effect of forever <br /> barring certain persons who have led a crime free life for many years from making a gainful <br /> living, or whose felony or drug/alcohol related criminal convictions may have little relevance to <br /> the specialized practice of tattoo making. These types of outright restrictions do not apply to City <br /> licenses issued to restaurants, arborist and tree removal, automotive repair, and peddlers. The <br /> City of Mishawaka, Indiana, removed these criminal conviction restrictions from their tattoo <br /> practice license on April 3, 2017. <br /> Moreover, the Equal Employment Opportunities Commission(EEOC) in 2012 issued a Guidance <br /> for Consideration of Arrest and Conviction Records in Employment Decisions Under Title VII of <br /> the Civil Rights Act of 1964, No. 915.002 4/25/2012. That Guidance states that outright bans for <br /> all felony convictions may be discriminatory because they have an adverse impact upon African <br /> Americans and Hispanic persons whose rate of incarceration, particularly for drug related <br /> offenses, is much higher than for the general population and may reflect institutional factors of <br /> discrimination. <br /> It is in the best interest of the City of South Bend to amend the South Bend Municipal Code for <br /> the above stated reasons. <br /> NOW,THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Common Council of the City of <br /> South Bend, Indiana as follows: <br /> SECTION I. Chapter 13, Article 11, Section 13-126 shall be amended at sub-part (c) to <br /> read as follows: <br />
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