No person shall own, possess, keep, or display for use or patronage by the public within the county any video gaming terminal without having first obtained a license from the county, through the County Board office, and said license shall be framed and hung in plain view in a conspicuous place on the licensed premises. The posted license may include more than one terminal on the licensed premises. It shall be a prerequisite to any license from the county that the person have a valid license from the state for each video gaming terminal and the loss or suspension of any license issued by the state shall automatically result in the loss and suspension of the licenses issued by the county, without refund of any license fee. Pursuant to state regulation, the county, through the County Board office, shall report to the state any discipline or change in status of any video gaming license issued by the county.
(Ord. passed 10-16-2012)