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Upon payment of the fees required by Section 701.10, the Chief of Police shall issue a license and registration which shall contain the name and address of the licensee; the number of mechanical amusement devices exhibited or amusement arcades intended to be operated; the address at which it is desired to exhibit and operate the devices; the nature of the business conducted at such place; the make, name, model and other identifying information with reference to the particular devices desired to be exhibited; the serial number of the license; and such other further information as the Chief of Police, in his discretion, may require.
(Ord. 2612. Passed 4-8-92.)
(a) The license of any person violating any of the terms of this chapter or any of the rules and regulations established and adopted by the Chief of Police as provided in Section 701.07
, except those relating to the exhibition or operation of such machine, device or amusement arcade for gambling, shall, for the first violation thereof, be suspended by the Chief of Police, for not less than ten nor more than thirty days; for the second violation thereof, be suspended by the Chief of Police for not less than thirty nor more than sixty days; and for the third violation thereof, shall be revoked by the Chief of Police. For violation of the terms of this chapter or the rules and regulations established and adopted by the Chief of Police relating to the exhibition or operation of such machine, device or amusement arcade for gambling, such license shall be revoked by the Chief of Police.
(b) In case of an hearing before the Chief of Police involving the denial of a license to an applicant therefor, as provided by Section 701.04
, or involving the suspension or revocation of a license of a licensee, as provided herein, the Chief of Police shall notify such applicant or licensee of such hearing by registered mail directed to the last address of such applicant or licensee on file with the Chief of Police. In the event such license is denied, suspended or revoked, the Chief of Police shall notify such applicant or licensee of such denial, suspension or revocation in the same manner as provided above for notification of hearings.
(Ord. 2612. Passed 4-8-92.)
One of the metal tags or plastic decals issued by the Chief of Police, as required by this chapter, shall be attached to each device on the front thereof, adjacent to the coin slot of such mechanical amusement device or skill foot table licensed, so that the fact that the machine is licensed can be readily determined by Municipal authorities, at a glance.
(Ord. 2612. Passed 4-8-92.)
It shall be unlawful for any person to keep, maintain, permit or allow any unlicensed and unregistered device to be in or upon any public place, or place of business under the control, supervision or direction of such person, except such device as in this chapter is exempted from license and registration.
(Ord. 2612. Passed 4-8-92.)
(a) No person shall permit any mechanical or electrically operated amusement device to be played by any minor under the age of thirteen years unless such minor is accompanied by a parent, guardian or other adult relative.
(b) No exhibitor or owner of a mechanical or electrically operated amusement device shall permit any minor under the age of eighteen years to use or operate any such device, located at amusement arcade or place of business operated by such owner or exhibitor, at any time that the serving or consumption of alcoholic beverages is permitted at the amusement arcade or place of business unless:
(1) Such device is located in a room in which the serving and consumption of alcoholic beverages is prohibited and such room is separated, by floor-to-ceiling walls and doors which are kept closed except when used by an individual for ingress or egress, from all rooms in which the serving or consumption of alcoholic beverages is permitted; or
(2) Such minor under the age of eighteen years in accompanied by a parent, guardian or adult relative.
(Ord. 2612. Passed 4-8-92.)
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