(a) In addition to any other condition or regulation contained in this Chapter or in state statutes, the following conditions and regulations shall be applicable to and shall govern and control all Permits and Licenses of Computerized Internet Sweepstake Terminal Cafés:
(1) Each Permit holder shall at all times open each and every portion of the premises for inspection by the Police department and other City personnel as necessary for the purposes of assuring compliance with, and/or enforcement of, any provisions of this Chapter.
(2) Each Permit holder shall have present on the premises at all times when the premises are open to the public at least one adult operator who has not been convicted of any felony or of any misdemeanor involving the operation of a business or involving gambling activities, minors or any crime involving moral turpitude.
(3) No Permit holder shall allow living quarters to exist with direct entry to the premises.
(4) No person under the age of twenty one years of age shall be Permitted to operate a Sweepstake Terminal Cafe.
(5) Any and all Sweepstake rules and odds of winning shall be posted in a conspicuous place at the premises and displayed on the Computerized Internet Sweepstake Device at the start of each game and/or activity. If results of a Sweepstake can be ascertained immediately upon receipt of the Sweepstake card, token code, or the like, such fact shall conspicuously placed at the premises and displayed on the Computerized Internet Sweepstake Device.
(6) A list of each separate prize that may be given out and each separate dollar amount that may be given and the odds of winning any offered prize or dollar amount awarded for the participation in any game, activity, program, scheme, sweepstake or play, shall be conspicuously placed at the premises and displayed on the computerized Sweepstake device.
(7) Each Permit holder shall operate the Computerized Internet Sweepstake Terminal Café business in compliance with any and all pertinent Federal, State and local laws rules and regulations.
(8) No person under the age of twenty one years of age shall be Permitted within the Computerized Sweepstake Terminal Café.
(9) Permit the premises to become a gathering place for disorderly persons of any type;
(10) Permit gambling in any form or the possession of gambling paraphernalia upon the premises;
(11) Permit intoxication or Permit the possession, sale, use or consumption of alcoholic beverages upon the Premises unless properly Licensed through the State of Ohio;
(12) Permit the possession, use or consumption of any unlawful drug, narcotic or controlled substance upon the premises;
(13) Permit the premises or the activity conducted thereon to become a public nuisance to the surrounding environs;
(14) Permit the driveways or streets to become obstructed in any manner so that traffic is hindered;
(15) Permit any Computerized Internet Sweepstake Device thereon to be operated at any time the premises are not open for business, or Permit the entrance to be locked at any time that the premises are open for business;
(16) Permit any computerized Sweepstake device to be offered to be used for gambling of any sort.
(17) Permit the premises to be open for business without displaying the Licenses therefore in a conspicuous place thereon;
(18) Permit any violation of any ordinance of the City or statute of the State of Ohio to take place upon the premises.
(b) All Computerized Internet Sweepstake Devices upon the premises of a Computerized Internet Sweepstake Terminal Café shall be located thereon in conformity with the floor plan filed with the application for the License and in such a manner so as not to impair ingress or egress to the premises; not to interfere with free and unfettered passage through the premise; not Permit a clear and complete view of the interior of the premises immediately upon entry;
(c) The operator shall require a photo identification of every person to whom anything of value is given in connection with the Computerized Internet Sweepstake Terminal Café and shall record the person's name, date of birth, and home address and a description of the thing given, a stated dollar value of the thing given, the date and time of the giving and, if a Computerized Internet Sweepstake Device is involved in the circumstances of the giving, the serial number or other identifying description of the device. If the dollar value given for any single event is six hundred dollars or more, and the person receiving such sum is a resident of the City of Loveland, the operator shall also include in the record a copy of the person's social security number. By the second Tuesday of each month the operator shall cause to be delivered to the City of Loveland Finance Department, a copy of the record containing the information set forth above for the preceding month. The operator and the City shall not disclose the social security number of any person to anyone except as required by the laws of the State of Ohio and the United States.
(Ord. 2011-86. Passed 10-25-11.)