§ 112.09. Investigations.  


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  • (a)

    Background investigations.

    (1)

    All applicants shall be subject to a background investigation in order to ensure that licensing requirements are met.

    (2)

    All applicants shall, upon request, make available to the city, records and documentation to substantiate statements and support information supplied in the application process.

    (b)

    Inspections of facilities.

    (1)

    During all hours of operation, any licensed premises upon which a licensee conducts any video gaming activity, shall be subject to inspection by the city without advance notice, in order to ensure compliance with the rules of the city and the provisions of the Ordinance.

    (2)

    Once an inspection commences, the licensee or a designated representative shall render full courtesy and cooperation to agents.

    (3)

    Upon completion of an inspection, agents may advise the licensee or a designated representative of any violation or problems which may exist.

    (4)

    Agents shall provide the licensee or a designated representative with a copy of an inspection report.

    (c)

    Inspection records.

    (1)

    Upon request, all licensees shall make available to the city, all required information and records, including, but not limited to licensed establishment documents including, but not limited to:

    a.

    Licensee contract concerning the licensed premises;

    b.

    Other video gaming related documents of this nature;

    (2)

    The city may require a licensee to submit any and all video gaming records or documents that are necessary for the facilitation and/or completion of an investigation pertaining to a violation of these rules or the Ordinance.

    (d)

    Inspection of devices.

    (1)

    Agents of the city may, at any time, without advance notice, inspect any device located within a licensed premises.

    (2)

    All devices shall have, at all times, the proper validation decal affixed to the device and maintain log books properly secured in the device and available for inspection by the city.

    (3)

    Agents of the city may disable and/r seize any device, which it finds to be in violation of any of these rules or the law.

(Ord. No. 2010-908A, 8-9-10)