As used in this chapter, the following terms have the meanings indicated:
AMUSEMENT GAMES LICENSING LAW. N.J.S.A. 5:8-78 through N.J.S.A. 5:8-119 inclusive, including any amendments thereto duly enacted subsequent to the effective date of this chapter.
ARCADE. Any establishment in which five or more automatic commercial games are located.
AUTOMATIC COMMERCIAL GAME or GAME. Any automatic game machine or device, whether electronic or mechanical, or a combination of both, for the object of amusement or skill, or a combination of both, including any pinball game and video-type game or machine or similar device that includes a screen for display of points, lines or dots of light which can be manipulated or influenced by a player or operator to produce or simulate any game which is operated, actuated, used, maintained or set in motion or in operation by the deposit therein of any coin or coins or by any or similar object for which money is charged, or combination thereof, or for the playing or operation of which a fee is charged; provided, however, that the automatic commercial game shall not be construed to mean or include children's rides.
INDOOR CHILDREN'S RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY CENTER. Any building, room, suite,
structure, area, premises or other place catering to children 12 years and under. At least 75% of the gross floor area shall be devoted to a children's physical activity center. Up to ten automatic commercial games shall be permitted, if the annual per game licensing fee required by § 101.07(B) is paid by January of each year.
LICENSED OPERATOR. An operator whose premises are licensed under the terms of this chapter.
OPERATOR. Any person in whose arcade or indoor amusement park, as defined in the Code of the Township, an automatic commercial game is placed, kept or located for operation and use by the public.
PERSON. Any individual, firm, partnership, corporation, association or other entity.
(Ord. 185-11, passed 4-11-11; Am. Ord. 335-18, passed 10-15-18)