For the purpose of this chapter, the following definitions shall apply:
AMUSEMENT DEVICE
Includes but is not limited to the type of coin-operated machine
or that device used for a commercial purpose and commonly known as "bagatelle,"
"baseball," "football," "pinball," "video," "electronic" or "computer," and
any and all other coin-operated rides, attractions and games not otherwise
prohibited by the laws of this state. It shall also include any coin-operated
amusement device. This definition, however, shall exclude any device the possession
or use of which is prohibited by law. Further, specifically excluded are those
coin-operated devices known as "jukeboxes."
OWNER
The individual who places or by under whose direction an amusement
device is placed within the village, whether or not legal title to such machine
or device is in such individual.
PERSON
One or more individuals, a partnership, company, corporation, association
or society and any officer, agent, servant or employee of the foregoing who
shall license, lease, rent, sell, install or otherwise dispose of or display,
keep, maintain, use or exhibit in the village amusement devices or who shall
be in responsible charge of premises as defined in this section.
PREMISES
Any parcel of land, building, structure, vehicle or any other property
or part thereof.
No amusement device shall be kept, maintained, used, exhibited or operated
in or upon any premises within the village unless the owner thereof and the
person upon whose premises or in whose possession and control the amusement
device shall be kept, maintained, used, exhibited or operated shall first
procure a license therefor.
A verified application for the license required by §
91-2 shall be made in duplicate by the persons required to obtain such license to the Village Clerk upon blanks to be furnished by the Village Clerk, giving the name and address of the applicant; the name and address of each officer and director of a corporate applicant; the name and address of the manufacturer of the amusement device; the manufacturer's number, if any; a complete detailed description of the amusement device, including all of the mechanical features thereof and the method of its operation; the location by street and number of the premises where the amusement device is sought to be kept, maintained, used, exhibited or operated; the nature and use of such premises; the number of such amusement devices already licensed upon the same premises; and such further information as the Village Clerk or the Village Manager may require for the administration of this chapter. The application shall also contain a complete statement indicating whether or not any previous application has been made for a license under this chapter and whether any license under this chapter has been received, refused, suspended or revoked, with the circumstances thereof.
No license required by this chapter shall be issued to any person who
shall have been previously convicted of any felony. If the applicant is a
corporation, no license shall be issued to such corporation if any officer
or director of such corporation shall have been previously convicted of any
felony.
Each license under this chapter shall have displayed thereon the name
and address of the owner thereof.
Amusement devices may only be located within bars and/or restaurants,
as defined and/or licensed by the New York State Liquor Authority.
No amusement device licensed under this chapter shall be operated or
devoted or permitted to be operated, devoted or used for any purpose prohibited
by law.
No more than three amusement devices shall be kept, maintained, used,
exhibited or operated in any one place or premises, except as in existence
prior to the effective date of this chapter.
The holder of a license under this chapter or any person in responsible
charge of the premises upon which such licensed amusement device is located
shall not allow school students to operate said amusement devices prior to
3:00 p.m. on school days, unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.