(a) In addition to any other condition or regulation contained in this Chapter, in state statutes, or in the ordinances of the City of Maumee, the following conditions and regulations shall be applicable to and shall govern and control all licenses of sweepstake terminal cafes:
(1) Each such licensee shall at all times open each and every portion of the premises for inspection by the Police Division, Building & Zoning Division, Fire Division, and other City departments and divisions for the purposes of enforcing any provisions of this Chapter.
(2) Each such licensee 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 sweepstake terminal cafe or involving physical violence, gambling activities, controlled substances, alcoholic beverages, minors, or any crime involving moral turpitude.
(3) No such licensee shall operate the sweepstake terminal cafe business other than on street level.
(4) No such licensee shall allow any person, other than an owner or operator over the age of twenty-one years, who shall be readily identifiable, to be in control of the premises, nor allow such operator to be regularly situated in a place upon the premises other than a place from which he has an unobstructed view of the entire portion of the premises devoted to the operation of computerized sweepstake devices.
(5) No person under the age of twenty-one years shall be permitted within a sweepstake terminal cafe.
(6) Any and all sweepstake rules and odds of winning shall be posted in a conspicuous place at the premises and displayed on the computerized sweepstake device at the start of each game and/or activity.
(b) All computerized sweepstake devices upon the premises of a sweepstake terminal cafe shall be located thereon in conformity with the floor plan filed with the application for the license and in such a manner:
(1) So as not to impair ingress or egress to the premises;
(2) So as not to interfere with free and unfettered passage through the premises;
(3) So as to permit a clear and complete view of the interior of the premises immediately upon entry; and
(4) So that the back of any amusement device is not exposed to a window.
(Ord. 12-2011. Passed 1-18-11.)