(a) A copy of the license required by § 816.02 must be visibly posted on the premises where a juke box, mechanical or electronic amusement device, pool table or other similar machine or device is displayed or maintained for use and operation, and the seal, which is provided for in § 816.03(b), shall be affixed to the juke box, mechanical or electronic amusement device, pool table or other similar machine or device for which it was issued, in accordance with the direction of the Code Enforcement Officer or his or her designee.
(b) Any premises upon which a juke box, mechanical or electronic amusement device, pool table or other similar machine or device is displayed or maintained shall be open to examination or inspection by duly authorized agents of the Code Enforcement Officer or his or her designee during all hours that such premises are open to use by the public.
(c) No mechanical or electronic amusement device, pool table or other similar machine or device shall be used for gambling or other illegal purposes.
(d) No device regulated under this chapter shall be located within ten feet of a doorway.
(e) Any premises or place of business primarily or substantially devoted to the display or maintenance of mechanical or electronic amusement devices, pool tables or other similar machine or device shall be subject to the provisions of the Zoning Code relating to amusement centers. For the purpose of this subsection (e), any premises upon which are displayed or maintained more than five mechanical or electronic amusement devices, pool tables of other similar machines or devices shall be considered as being substantially devoted to the display or maintenance of mechanical or electronic amusement devices, pool tables or other similar machines or devices and such premises shall be subject to pay license fees twice those established by § 816.04(a) and any future fees established by resolution by the Board of Commissioners.
(f) No operator granted a license under this chapter shall permit the operation of any device regulated by this chapter by a person under 18 years of age during the regular class hours of any day in which school is in session.
(g) After the Police Department has responded to the sixth complaint pertaining to disturbances related to the operation of devices regulated by this chapter at any premises licensed under this chapter, the Board of Township Commissioners may review the complaints, and, if the Board decides that such complaints are legitimate, it may suspend licensure and enforce the removal of all devices from the licensed premises for the remainder of that calendar year.
(Ord. 552, passed 6-16-1982; Ord. 825, passed 4-20-2005; Ord. 910, passed 1-16-2013)