New Orleans City Code § 30-1011 Grounds for suspension and revocation.
Sec. 30-1011. - Grounds for suspension and revocation.
The following acts or omissions are declared to be in violation of this article and constitute grounds for suspension or revocation of a license or permit issued under this article. Prohibited acts include:
(1) Any lewd acts, sexual misconduct, sexual perversion or homosexual acts within such establishment. The following acts are in violation: Exposing, touching, caressing or fondling of genitals, anus, vulva, pubic hair or nipples of the female breast; masturbation; oral copulation, cunnilingus or fellatio; sexual intercourse, vaginal or anal; urination or defecation except in provided facilities; sodomy; bestiality; sadomasochistic abuse, flagellation or torture in the context of sexual relationship; any unnatural carnal copulation by a human being with another of the same or opposite sex.
(2) Prostitution, pandering or solicitation to perform a natural or unnatural sex act within such establishment.
(3) Making false statements in writing on the application for license issued under this article.
(4) The drinking or consuming of intoxicants or use of illegal drugs at such establishment.
(5) Allowing persons below the age of 18 years to be on the premises of a massage establishment unless the person is accompanied by his parent or legal guardian.
(6) Any act of disturbance of the peace at such establishment, defined as the performance of any of the following acts:
a. To communicate to another person a threat, either verbally, in writing or through any other form of communication, to kill or murder him or to do him great bodily harm or threatening to kill, murder or do great bodily harm to members of his family or to any other person when that person is in the immediate company of the person to whom the threat is communicated.
b. To address any words to any person who is lawfully in a public place where such words, which by their very utterance, inflict injury or have a direct tendency to cause acts of violence by the person to whom, individually, the remark is addressed.
c. To address language to any person that makes reference to the person addressed as having sexual intercourse with himself or with another where such language inflicts injury, insults or causes acts of violence by the person to whom the language is addressed or is intended to inflict injury, insult or cause acts of violence.
(7) Violation of any of the provisions of this article.
(8) The presence of a person on the massage establishment premises who administers massages and does not have a valid massage therapist permit.
(9) The practice of colon irrigation on the premises by any person who is not a medical doctor licensed to practice in the state.
(Code 1956, § 35A-1-10)