GAMING DEVICE. For the purposes of this section, a gaming device shall be considered to be any mechanical, electronic or electrical apparatus or contrivance which accepts money and provides any intangible service to the depositor of the money. By way of general description, but not limitation, gaming
devices include juke boxes, pinball games, bowling games, video poker games and other similar contrivances. However, nothing herein shall be construed to define licensed Illinois Lottery machines as regulated gaming devices hereunder, nor shall any video gaming terminal duly licensed by the Village Clerk pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 125 of this chapter and the State Gaming Board pursuant to ILCS Ch. 230, Act 40, §§ 1 et seq. be construed to be regulated hereunder, nor shall any device designed to allow only human to human interactive games, including, by way of illustration and not limitation, pool tables, billiard tables, snooker tables, foosball tables and dart boards, be considered to be regulated gaming devices hereunder.
VENDING MACHINE. For the purposes of this section, a vending machine shall be considered to be any mechanical, electronic or electrical apparatus or contrivance which is not located completely inside of a building which dispenses any product or tangible thing upon payment of money without other human intervention, provided however, that no automated gasoline pump shall be considered to be a vending machine.
(Ord. 2002-O-45, passed 11-19-02; Am. Ord. 12-O-22, passed 10-16-12)