Article 6. Tattoo Parlors
5-601 Tattooing prohibited.
Tattooing is prohibited within the corporate limits of the City of Park City, Kansas, except as provided for herein.
5-602 Tattooing defined.
For the purposes of this article, tattooing shall be defined as the intentional marking or coloring of the human skin with an indelible mark or figure through the use of instruments that insert pigment under the skin or that produce permanent scars.
5-603 Tattooing permit.
A person may perform tattooing within the corporate limits of the City of Park City, Kansas, if he or she has obtained a permit from the City. In order to obtain a permit to perform tattooing, a person must submit an application to the City Clerk together with the appropriate permit fee and a copy of the person’s current, valid license from the State of Kansas permitting such person to perform tattooing within the State of Kansas or a current, valid license from any other state permitting such person to perform tattooing. A copy of the licensee’s current license from the State of Kansas or such other state shall be prominently displayed in the work area where the licensee performs tattooing.
5-604 Permit fee.
The annual permit fee for a tattooing permit shall be $25.00.
5-605 Revocation of permit.
A tattooing permit may be revoked by the City at any time upon proof that the holder of the permit no longer has a valid tattooing license from the State of Kansas or that the holder of the permit has made a false statement in the application for such permit or in the application for a license from the State of Kansas.
5-606 Penalty for violation.
Any person who performs tattooing in the City of Park City, Kansas, when such person does not hold a valid, tattooing permit from the City, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon being convicted of the same, shall be subject to a fine of not less than $200.00 and not more than $1,000.00, or not less than five (5) days imprisonment in the County jail nor more than one hundred eighty (180) days imprisonment in the County jail, or by both such fine and imprisonment.