Application for the game room license shall be made to the Director of Finance on forms to be prescribed by him, and shall state the name and address of the applicant, if individuals, and if a firm or partnership, the names, residences and occupations of the manager and each member of the firm or partnership, and if a corporation, the names of its officers and manager, and such other information as the Director may reasonably require.
The Director shall transmit such application for inspection and investigation to the Building Inspector, Chief of Fire and Chief of Police. The Building Inspector, Chief of Fire and Chief of Police each shall, after such inspection and investigation as they may deem necessary, make a report with their recommendation for approval or disapproval of such application. There shall be submitted with and as a part of the application, plans showing the pertinent details of the game room and building as required by the Building Inspector. These plans shall be submitted in sufficient copies for distribution by the Director to the Building Inspector, Chief of Fire and Police and all members of the Planning Commission.
If the application and the plans are approved by the Planning Commission, Building Inspector, Chief of Fire and Chief of Police, the Director shall issue a license on payment of the required fee.
The application for a license shall be rejected if the report submitted thereon shows that any person named in the application is not of good moral character or that the game room sought to be licensed does not comply with the zoning, building, health and fire regulations applicable thereto.
No game room license application shall be approved and no game room license issued until the applicant has furnished evidence of public liability insurance for bodily injury in the minimum amount of one hundred thousand/ three hundred thousand dollars ($100,000/$300,000) and for property damage in the minimum amount of fifty thousand dollars ($50,000).
(Ord. 81-47. Passed 9-1-81.)