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Editor's Note: For licensing provisions, see also Ch. 485, Licenses and Business Regulations.
As used in this article, the following terms shall have the meanings indicated:
COIN-CONTROLLED MECHANICAL DEVICE (also sometimes referred to in this article as "DEVICE" or "MACHINE")
Any machine, device or contrivance which is permitted to function or operate by the insertion of a coin, slug, token, plate, disc or other consideration, which is operated for amusement only and which does not dispense any form of payoff, prize or reward.
A. 
Such term shall specifically include, but shall not be limited to, any device in or on which the operator or other person may ride, stand, sit or be carried.
B. 
Such term, however, shall not include any coin-controlled automatic music device or any coin-controlled record-playing machine or coin-controlled amusement device, as referred to elsewhere in this chapter.
C. 
The term shall also apply to any device which is designed to dispense change of smaller denominations for coins.
A. 
No mechanical amusement device shall be placed, operated, maintained or used or permitted to be placed, operated, maintained or used in the City until the license required hereunder shall be affixed thereto in a conspicuous place so that the same may be easily identified.
B. 
Any such mechanical amusement device which shall not have a license, as required herein, affixed thereto shall be deemed to be an unlicensed device or machine.
C. 
Any person having supervision or control over any building, store or other place where the public may enter or any clubhouse or club room wherein any such device or machine without a license affixed thereto is operated, used or maintained shall be deemed to have permitted such unlicensed device or machine to be placed, operated, used and maintained therein in violation of the provisions of this article.