(a) If the applicant for a license has filed the proper application and has paid the proper fee as specified in Section 820.02, and the Safety Director is satisfied that all information requested is properly given, and that, after inspection by the Building Department, all wiring and connections meet the then present Electrical Code standards, and after a determination that sufficient parking spaces are in existence at the subject property, i. e. at least one space for each mechanical or electrical amusement device located therein, then a license shall be issued. In no event, however, shall a license be issued for any such establishment unless it is located in a commercially zoned area of the City or in an area allowing a commercial establishment in accordance with the zoning laws of the City.
(Ord. 63-82. Passed 9-13-82.)
(b) The game room or amusement arcade license shall be displayed in a prominent place in the business establishment. The license issued for each mechanical or electrical amusement device shall be displayed on each such device. The owner shall display such licenses during the period covered by such licenses.
(c) For purposes of this chapter, all licenses shall terminate on December 31 of each calendar year and there shall be no prorating of fees. If any licensed machine or device is replaced or substituted during the registration period, a new application for such machine or device must be submitted with a five dollar ($5.00) fee. The Safety Director shall then issue a new license on such machine for the balance of the registration period.
(Ord. 75-81. Passed 12-28-81.)