(a) No later than January 15 of each year, any person maintaining, owning, leasing, possessing, or operating any club facilities consisting of physical property such as land, beaches, or buildings shall file with the Civil Rights Commission—
(1) a statement of the licenses he holds to sell liquor, food or drink, or to rent rooms, or to charge for any other use or occupancy of property, facility, service or beach, together with a statement of what articles, if any, are sold, what rooms, if any, are rented, and what other facilities or services are maintained for charge; and
(2) if an incorporated or unincorporated association of individuals, a copy of its constitution and bylaws, together with a list of all duly elected officers and directors and a list of all members of the association—
(b) If any charges, as described in subsection (a) of this section, are made either to members or nonmembers of clubs, the statement required by such subsection shall also include an affidavit by the president and manager of the club in each such case, certifying that there is no discrimination in such sales, renting, or use based upon race, creed, color, national origin or nonmembership in the club.
(c) Any place at or on which charges are made in any manner for any article, or for the use or occupancy of any property, facility or service located or operated thereon is expressly declared to be a place of public accommodation, resort or amusement within the spirit and meaning of this chapter, and shall, upon determination as such by the Civil Rights Commission or the District Court of the United States Virgin Islands, be so registered in the office of the Civil Rights Commission.