[Adopted 8-20-1930]
No person or persons, corporation or corporations shall set up or operate any miniature golf course, miniature driving and putting course, practice court or other device for profit or where a fee is charged within the limits of the Borough of Ho-Ho-Kus without first taking out a license therefor before opening to the public or operating any such miniature golf course, driving and putting course, practice court or any other such amusement device.
A. 
All licenses granted under the provisions of this article shall be issued by the Borough Clerk on application in writing signed by the person or persons, corporation or corporations applying for such license, describing the location where such course, court or other device is to be operated, accompanied by the license fee hereinafter specified.
B. 
All licenses shall expire on the 31st day of December next ensuing the date of issuing the same.
The Council of the Borough of Ho-Ho-Kus shall have power to revoke or suspend any such license, in its discretion, in case gambling or disorderly conduct is permitted or any of the provisions of this article violated or, if in the judgment of the Borough Council, the operation of such course shall constitute a nuisance.
A. 
The annual license fee for the keeping of a miniature golf course, practice court or other such device for profit or where a fee is charged shall be $50.
B. 
The license fee herein fixed is for revenue.
All places licensed under the provisions of this article shall close every night at 12:00 midnight.
All licenses granted under the provisions of this article shall be subject to the provisions of Chapter 85, Zoning, if any, affecting such use of the premises for which the license is applied and shall obtain a permit for occupancy before such court or course is operated.
Every application for a license shall be accompanied by a plan showing sufficient provisions for parking to accommodate the patrons of such course or court. The Council reserves the right to reject any application for license where sufficient parking facilities are not provided or where in the judgment of the Council such course or court is not in a suitable location.
Any person or persons, corporation or corporations violating any of the provisions of this article shall be subject to a penalty by imprisonment in the county jail for five days or a fine of $200, or both, for each offense. The Magistrate before whom conviction is had shall fix the amount of said penalty not in excess of the maximum herein provided.
This article shall take effect immediately.