(A) Generally. All license applications shall be made in triplicate, with one copy to remain with the City Clerk, one directed to the Chief of Police and one directed to the Electrical Inspector, or such similar inspector as designated by the city.
(1) The Chief of Police shall investigate the location where it is proposed to operate the machine, ascertain if the applicant is of good moral character, and either approve or disapprove the application. If disapproved, the Chief of Police shall file written reasons with the City Clerk stating the grounds for disapproving the license.
(2) The Electrical Inspector, or such similar city designated inspector, shall inspect all wiring and connections to the machine or devices and determine if the same comply with the applicable electrical code then in force in the city. The inspector shall then approve or disapprove the application. If disapproved, the Electrical Inspector shall file a written statement with the City Clerk stating his or her reasons for disapproving the license.
(B) City inspections. Any licensee hereunder shall allow any member of the City Council, or their designated agent, or police officer access to the premises on which the mechanical amusement devices are located at any reasonable time during the day or evening for purposes of inspection and determining compliance with this subchapter. Refusal to grant access shall be cause for revocation of the owner’s license.
Penalty, see § 111.99