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Placed on 1st reading & referred to <br />HPD & PC 10/3/22; 2nd reading <br />10/17/22. Recommended for adoption <br />by PC 11/3/22 <br />Baker, Bullock, Kepple, Litten, <br />ORDINANCE NO. 34-2022 BY: Marx, Rader, Shachner <br />AN ORDINANCE enacting new Subsection 1161.03(AA) of the Lakewood Codified <br />Ordinances to include and distinguish medical and cosmetic tattooing as a conditional use in <br />commercial zones. <br />WHEREAS, cosmetic tattooing is semi -permanent and is provided already in many <br />salons; and <br />WHEREAS, medical tattooing, while permanent, is distinguished from traditional <br />tattooing in that it is used to correct an existing medically diagnosed skin condition or one that <br />has resulted from surgery; and <br />WHEREAS, Lakewood's Code does not distinguish between traditional body art <br />establishments, medical tattooing and cosmetic tattooing; and <br />WHEREAS, medical and cosmetic tattooing do not have the same impact on surrounding <br />properties as traditional body art establishments in that they are located in traditional medical or <br />salon settings and provide these services as a secondary use; now, therefore <br />BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF LAKEWOOD, STATE OF OHIO: <br />Section 1. That new Subsection 1161.03(AA), Cosmetic and Medical Tattoo <br />Establishments, of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Lakewood, is hereby enacted to read <br />as follows: <br />(AA) COSMETIC AND MEDICAL TATTOO ESTABLISHMENTS. <br />(1) Cosmetic Tattoo Establishment is defined as a commercial business that uses tattooing techniques <br />to provide semi -permanent cosmetics, microblading, micropigmentation, and similar personal <br />care services and includes but is not limited to the practice of placing ink or other pigment into <br />the skin or mucosa by the aid of needles or any other instrument used to puncture the skin for the <br />purpose of permanent cosmetic restoration or enhancement of the epidermis for re -pigmentation. <br />The use is also commonly known as dermal implantation, microstroking, eyebrow embroidery, <br />and long-time/long-lasting makeup. <br />(2) Medical Tattoo Establishment is defined as a commercial business that uses tattooing techniques <br />to restore existing medically diagnosed skin conditions or a condition resulting in surgery <br />including but not limited to restoring the original skin color by tattooing an area to correct skin <br />pigmentation, to conceal scarring, to correct a tissue alteration such as a lip damaged by a cleft lip, <br />or to reconstruct a mammary areola amputated as a result of a mastectomy. <br />(3) Cosmetic Tattooing and Medical Tattooing do not include other forms of body art such as body <br />piercing or the adornment of the body with letters, images, drawings, or other illustrations and or <br />other illustrations. <br />(4) In a Cl Office, C2 Retail or C3 General Business District a cosmetic tattoo establishment or <br />medical tattoo establishment, as defined by this section, may be a conditionally permitted use <br />provided that: <br />