[CC 1985 §4-301; Ord. No. 557, 9-6-1977]
Any place of business located within the City wherein the primary purpose of said business is to offer to the public amusement or entertainment consisting of pinball machines, pool tables, marble machines, juke boxes, foosball, air hockey and any or all other coin-operated amusement devices shall for the purposes of this Article be deemed a "recreational center".
[CC 1985 §4-302; Ord. No. 557, 9-6-1977]
From and after the effective date of this Article, a substantial portion of the interior of such recreational center shall be open to view from one (1) or more points on the exterior of such recreational center. Blinds, curtains, windows, doors and other such openings into any recreational center shall be at all times so drawn, constructed and arranged so that an unobstructed view may be had of the interior of said premises; provided however, all amusement centers licensed for the first (1st) time shall have at least one (1) door or window located so that an unobstructed view may be had of a substantial portion of the interior of said premises from the street. In extreme hardship cases, these requirements may be waived or altered by the Governing Body.
[CC 1985 §4-303; Ord. No. 557, 9-6-1977]
The interior of all recreational centers shall be adequately lighted during business hours with at least one (1) footcandle of light thirty (30) inches above the floor in all portions thereof.
[CC 1985 §4-304; Ord. No. 557, 9-6-1977]
The management of all recreation centers shall conduct the business in orderly fashion and shall not permit loud, boisterous or riotous conduct upon the premises. No cereal malt beverages may be served or consumed on said premises.