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i MAS3AGE. RAP AND 3AUNA PARLOR3 $ 18.b-3 cleaning, relaaing or reducing agent, and for which a fee is charged. (k) Sauna parlor. Sauna parlor means an establishment advertising, offering, or selling sauna to or for members of the public or a private club, regardless of whether other goods or services are also simultaneously advertised, offered or sold, and regardless of whether those other goods or services are also required to be licensed. (Ord. No. 210, § 2, 10-29-79) Sec. 13.5-3. Licenses required. (a) Business Licenae. No person shall operate, directly or indirectly, upon any pretenae or by any device within the city any sauna, rap or massage parlor, for which any charge or fee is made or any money or thing of value is solicited or received, without being licensed therefor by the city pursuant to the provisions of this chapter. A licenae must be obtained for the place of business at which the sauna, rap or massage parlor business is to be operated. A licenae is not transferable to any other person or premisea. No more than two (2) business licenses iasued hereunder may be in force at any one time. (b) Personal Service License; Masseurs and Masseuses. No masseur nor masseuse ahall perform or administer maa- sages unless he or she has a valid permit issued pursuant to the provisions of this chapter. Personal service licensea issued to masseurs or masaeuses hereunder are not transferable. (c) Egceptions. (1) Massage distinquished; incidental massage. The practice of massage ia hereby declared to be distinct from the practice of inedicine, surgery, osteopathic, chiropractic, physical therapy or podiatry and persons duly licenaed in this atate to practice such disciplines, nurses who work solely under the direction of any such persons, and establiahments at which such disciplines are practiced are hereby espresaly eacluded from the provisions of this chapter. Massages 3npF. No. 2 773