The following words and phrases when used in this chapter shall have the meanings ascribed to them in this section unless the context clearly indicates a different meaning:
All manners and forms of entertainment, recreation or pastime, exhibitions, contests, displays and games.
The fiscal year beginning March 16, 1983, and ending at midnight December 31, 1983, and from thereon, shall mean the twelve-month period from January 1 through December 31.
Any machine or apparatus whatsoever utilizing gears, electrical current, circuits, electronic ions, rays or beams, computer chips, fuel or solar cells or any other technological methods, magnets, or in a combination thereof, offered for an established price for the purpose of amusement, recreation or for games of skill and/or chance.
Any mechanical device which, upon payment of a price, whether it be by insertion of a coin, metal disc, slug, token or other form of monetary exchange, solely reproduces audio sounds.
Any individual, partnership, limited partnership, association, corporation, trust or estate. Whenever used in any section, the term "person" as applied to associations or partnerships shall mean the members or partners thereof, and as applied to corporations, the officers thereof.
A monetary charge of any character received from the general public or a limited or selected number thereof, directly or indirectly, for the privilege of playing, viewing or hearing such mechanical, electrical or electronic device.
Any business that is open to the general public for a period of time of less than six months out of the license year to conduct any type of business whatsoever, whether it be retail or wholesale sales, services or recreational, or any combination thereof.
The Secretary of the Township of Wilkins.
The area within the corporate limits of the Township of Wilkins.
Any mechanical device offered for a price to the general public or a select number thereof which reproduces images from film, tape, discs or any other technological method. This definition does not include devices used in motion-picture theaters or drive-in theaters as these nomenclature are commonly understood and whose principal business is to exhibit motion pictures by projecting images upon a screen to be viewed by a common audience at a scheduled time, but does include devices which are viewed at random by paying the established price; such devices may be commonly known as "video jukeboxes," "peep shows" or any other nomenclature.