§ 6.12.617. Interactive entertainment center.

An establishment whose primary purpose is the provision of technology enabled interactive entertainment, including, but not limited to, motion simulation, networked multi-site multi-player games, multi-media, computer related activities, virtual reality based games for use by patrons of such establishment. The license fee for the operation of an interactive entertainment center shall be thirty-five dollars semiannually for each station on all games, multi-media devices or other forms of entertainment with the exception of pool tables not associated with a billiard hall license or juke boxes, which shall be thirty-five dollars semiannually for each table or juke box. A separate license will be required for other types of business activity; i.e., food sales, clothing sales, etc. If any portion or type of an interactive entertainment center business is leased, a separate license is required for that portion leased by the leaseholder. Liquor, gaming, room rental and all types of business activities which require background investigation for licensure or which for any other reason cannot be operated under an interactive entertainment center license must be applied for and approved in addition to this license. See Chapter 8.20 of this code for additional requirements.

(Ord. 2422 § 3 (part), 1999)