(A) Establishments where electronic and mechanical amusements devices are exhibited are restricted to areas zoned business or in an existing nonconforming use, and these devices will not be permitted in any other part of the village.
(B) (1) An amusement device is defined as any device operated by hand or foot, putting into operation or motion a ball, beam of electricity or light, electrical impulse or any other mechanism or impulse where figures, numbers, letters or other visual images or sounds change by pull or push of a handle, key, knob, arm, plunger, button or by voice command, which machines are used for the entertainment of members of the public and activated by deposit or insertion of a key, slug, token, coin, disc, or payment of a fee.
(2) Such devices as defined here do not include coin operated mechanical musical devices, bowling machines or pool tables, nor any vehding machine in which is not incorporated gaming or amusement features.
(C) (1) For any establishment where such devices are available to the public in the village, there will be required an annual license by the owner of the business operation. The annual fee for such devices is $25.
(2) There shall be a limit of a maximum of five such amusement devices within any business establishment in the village.
(D) If at any time it is determined by the Police Department that the operation of such an establishment is a nuisance and is detrimental to the health and welfare of the citizens of the village, the Chief of Police and Mayor, by their joint decision, and determination, may cause, upon ten days prior written notice, the suspension of the license for the operation of the above devices. No refunds to be issued.
(E) The failure to remove the devices after notice shall subject the operator or owner to a fine in the amount of $10 per day per device until removed.
(Ord. 1982-12-38, passed 2-14-83)