721.02 LICENSE APPLICATION; REQUIREMENTS.
   (a)   No exhibitor or owner shall operate or conduct a game room within the City for money or other consideration or reward without first obtaining a license from the Mayor. Every exhibitor or owner shall make an application in writing to the Mayor, which application shall set forth:
      (1)   The name under which the business is to be conducted;
      (2)   The location where the business is to be carried on;
      (3)   The name and address of any and all managers, adult supervisors and other employees;
      (4)   The name and address of all of the owners of the coin-operated amusement devices; and
      (5)   The name, address and principal occupation of every person with an interest in the business. If the business is conducted by:
         A.   A sole proprietorship, the name, address and principal occupation of that individual.
         B.    An unincorporated association, the name, address and principal occupation of each officer;
         C.    A corporation, the names and addresses and principal occupations of all officers;
         D.    A partnership, the names, addresses and principal occupations of all partners.
   (b)   The person, unincorporated association, corporation or other entity operating or conducting the business shall have a continuing duty to inform the Mayor as to changes in the information required in this section. If an application is not approved, the Mayor shall notify the applicant in writing, with reasons for rejection.
   (c)   The Mayor shall not issue a license to any person, unincorporated association, partnership, corporation or other entity if any of the persons with an interest in the business or if any of the employees of the business have been convicted of a violation of a Federal or State statute or of any local ordinance pertainng to gambling or other crime of moral turpitude within five years proceeding the application. Also, as a prerequisite to the issuance of such license, an inspection shall be made of the premises by the Building Inspection Division, the Fire Department and the Public Health Department and approval must be had from each of such agencies.
(Ord. 19-83. Passed 6-20-83.)