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HomeMy Public PortalAboutORD-CC-1981-09ARTICLE I. ORDINANCE NO. MOAB CITY CODE CHAPTER 28 -- AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENT HALLS Sections: 28-1.-1 28-1-2 28-1-3 28-1-4 28-1-5 ARTICLE II. Sections: 28-2-1 28-2-2 28-2-3 28-2-4 28-2-5 28-2-6 License Required Defination Liquor, Beer and Tobacco Hours of Operation Fees AUTOMATIC AMUSEMENT DEVICES Definations License - Fees Issuance To be Referred to Chief of Police Devices to be Kept in Plain View Prohibited Inspection ARTICLE III. Sections: 28-3-1 28-3-2 28-3-3 28-3-4 28-3-5 ARTICLE IV. BILLIARD, POOL AND BEGATELLE License Required Fees Minors Hours Interior Visability BOWLING ALLEYS Sections: 28-4-1 28-4-2 28-4-3 License Required Fee Cocktail Lounges - Gambling Devices " 28-1-1 Amusements 28-1-5 ARTICLE I. AMUSEMENTS HALLS 28-1-1 License Required It shall be unlawful to conduct or operate any amusement hall or game room which is open to the public, without having first acquired a license therefore. 28-1-2 Defination An amusement hall is defined as an arcade, building or game room wherein automatic amusement devices and games are available to the public for a fee. 28-1-3 Liquor, Beer and Tobacco There shall be no liquor, beer or tobacco sold, used or allowed to be consumed on the premises or the parking lot of any amusement hall catering to minors. 28-1-4 Hours of Operation No amusement hall catering to minors shall be operated in a manner contrary to the curfew provisions of the Revised Ordinances of Moab City, 1980, as amended. 28-1-5 Fees The license fee for operating an amusement hall shall be a flat fee of $100.00; said fee to be in addition to the general license fee. -2- 28-2-1 Amusements .28-2-1 ARTICLE II. AUTOMATIC AMUSEMENT DEVICES 28-2-1 Definations A. Mechanical Amusement Device is hereby defined to be ecah machine which, upon the insertion of a coin, trade token, slug or similar object, operated, or contest of skill or amusement which makes no automatic payoff trade tokens, or which makes no return of money to the player. or may be operated, as game of any kind of dexcription, for the return of money or provision whatever for the A mechanical amusement device is hereby further defined as any machine apparatus or contrivance which is used, or which may be amusement wherein, used, as a game of skill and or whereby, the play initiates, employs or directs any force generated by the machine, but specifically excludes a musical mechanical device as herein defined. B. Musical Mechanical Amusement Device is hereby defined to be and shall include each machine vending recorded music, radio or television entertainment in return ofr the insertion or deposit therein of a coin, trade token, slug, or similar object; provided, however, that this does not include coin - operated radios or television sets in private quarters or motel rooms. 28-2-2 License - Fees It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation -3- " 28-2-3 Amusement 28-2-4 to install, operate or maintain any such mechanical amusement device. or any such musical mechanical amusement device without having first obtained a license therefore. Applications shall be make to the City Administrator. The fee listed below shall not apply to amusement halls. The fee for such license shall be: A. Twenty dollars ($20.00) per year for each mechanical amusement device not to exceed a maximum of $100.00; B. Ten dollars ($10.00) per year for each musical mechan- ical amusement device not to exceed a maximum of $100.00. 28-2-3 Issuance No license shall be issued except to a person of good character, approved by the City Council. Upon approval of the applicant and the payment of the license fee, the license director shall issue a stamp bearing a notation, "City of Moab license for the calendar year of 19 ". One license shall be issued for each device licensed and it shall be placed in a conspicuous place and so affixed that it cannot be transferr- ed from one machine to another. 28-2-4 To Be Referred to Chief of Police The application for such license together with such information and certificfate as is required by the City Council to be attached thereto shall be referred to the City Chief of Police for inspection and report. The Chief of Police shall within twenty (20) days after receiving such application, make a report to the City Council relative to the granting or denying of such application. Upon receipt of the report, the City Council shall act upon the application as it shall -4 28-2-5 Amusements 28-3-2 deem fair, just and proper in regard to granting or denying the same. 28-2-5 Devices to be Kept in Plain View - Gambling Devices Prohibited A11 such devices shall at all times be kept and placed in plain view of any person or persons who may frequent or be in any place of business where such devices are kept or used. Nothing in this Article shall be construed to authorize, permit or license any gambling device of any nature whatsoever. 28-2-6 Inspection The City Police shall inspect or cause the inspection of any place or building in which any such device or devices are operated or set up for operation and shall, further, inspect, investigate and test such devices, at least once each month. ARTICLE III. BILLIARD, POOL AND BAGATELLE HALLS 28-3-1 License Required No person, firm, or corporation shall operated, maintain or con- duct a billiard, pool or bagatelle (game similar to pool) hall open to the public without first having obtained a license therefore as is herein required. A11 applications for such licenses shall state thereon the intended location of the place of business and the number of tables to be used therein. 28-3-2 Fees The annual license fee shall be fifteen dollars ($15.00) per table; provided that no more than one hundred dollars ($100.00) shall be charged for any one license. -5- Amusements 28-4-1 28-3-3 Minors In billiard, pool and bagatelle halls serving minors, no alco- holic beverages or cigarettes shall be sold, dispensed or consumed on or about the premises which includes the parking lot. Further, it shall be unlawful for licensees of billiard, pool or bagatelle halls to operate the same in contravention of the curfew provisions outlined in Section 17-1-6 of the Revised Codes of Moab City. 28-3-4 Hours Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 28-3-3 above, no billiard, pool or bagatelle hall shall operate between the hours of 2:00 A.M. and 6:00 A.M. However, if alcoholic beverages are sold, the hours of operation shall be limited to the times specified in the Revised Codes of Moab City. 28-3-5 Interior Visibility A clear, unobstructed view from the entrance of the entire in- terior of the billiard, pool or bagatelle hall, excluding the rest - room, shall be maintained by the licensee at all times. Nor shall the licensee erect or maintain any enclosed booths, blinds or stalls within the interior of the licensed premises. ARTICLE IV. BOWLING ALLEYS 28-4-1 License Required No person, firm or corporation shall operate or maintain a -6- 28-4-2 Amusements 28-4-3 bowling alley open to the public without having first secured a license therefore, as herein required. Applications for such licenses shall be made to the City Administrator and shall be in writing and state thereon the intended location of the place of business and the number of alleys to be used. 28-4-2 Fee The annual fee for such license shall be twenty-five dollars ($25.00) per lane per year, provided that the maximum fee for any one bowling alley shall not exceed one hundred fifty dollars ($150.00) per year. 28-4-3 Cocktail Lounges It shall be unlawful to carry any mixer, set-up, alcoholic beverage or beer from any cocktail lounge operated in coordination with a bowling alley into the area where bowling is taking place. The above mentioned beverages shall be strictly confined to the lounge area. -7- ADOPTED this ATTEST: RALPH Y 'MCCL.'E, RECORDER day of , 1981. HAROLD J, MAYOR