[Code of Bylaws, § 11-4; Bylaws
Art. 63, 4-7-1984; Bylaws Art.
96, 5-3-1988]
The number of coin-operated amusement devices, such as pinball
and arcade games listed in the following groups:
(a)
Electronic
gun or target games;
(b)
Coin-operated
pin ball games;
(c)
Simulated
sport games, e.g., baseball, hockey, etc.;
(d)
Coin-operated
skee ball games;
(e)
Coin-operated
computer games, etc.;
(f)
Coin-operated
simulated driving and/or racing games; and
(g)
Coin-operated
video games,
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shall be limited to a total of three in any one business establishment
as described in M.G.L. ch. 140, § 181 in the town of Millbury.
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The limitation on the number of coin-operated amusement
devices in a business shall not apply to any business establishment
devoted primarily to providing "family-type amusement" to the public
and conducted on a site containing at least five continuous acres
of area. For the purpose of this chapter, a business establishment
providing "family-type amusement" shall mean a business offering separate
recreational facilities for children and adults and not serving alcoholic
beverages.
No such establishment shall be operated without the license
from the board of selectmen required by the Massachusetts General
Laws.
