9.04.050 Exemptions and exclusions.
Nothing in this chapter shall be construed as limiting the right of an owner, operator, lessee, tenant, manager or other person possessing or occupying a drive-in theater in the city to show otherwise lawful presentations in such a manner as not to conflict with the provisions of this chapter. Specifically, this chapter shall not be construed or interpreted to apply to the following:
A. Motion pictures which have been submitted to the Motion Picture Association of America, Inc., and which have received a rating or designation of “G,” “PG” (formerly “GP”), or “R” by the Code and Rating Administration of that organization, and which have thus received and are entitled to exhibit the Seal of the Motion Picture Code of Self Regulation;
B. Motion pictures or movies in which the nudity or sexually explicit acts are not offensive, as defined hereinabove, but are innocent and nonerotic, such as, for example (and not by way of limitation), works of art or anthropological significance, scenes from a culture in which nudity is indigenous, or newsreel scenes of the opening of an art exhibit, or bathers on a beach, or the nude body of a war victim. (Ord. 77-3 § 5, 1977)