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to, improper location of terminals, lack of required oversight,payouts in excess of those provided <br /> by law, side bets,underage use, and other illegal gambling activities. <br /> 7. EMPLOYER RESPONSIBILITY. Any action by an employee of an establishment <br /> or terminal operator in violation of the provisions of this Ordinance shall be considered a violation <br /> committed by the establishment or terminal operator. <br /> 8. LICENSE REVOCATION. Any Video Gaming License may be revoked,after notice <br /> and hearing by the City Manager, or his designee, for any of the following reasons; <br /> (a). Failure to pay the Video Gaming License fee; <br /> (b). Violation of any law occurring on the establishment's premises committed by the <br /> establishment or terminal operator or an employee of the establishment or terminal operator; <br /> (c). Violation of any law or State regulation regarding video gaming or video gaming <br /> terminals; <br /> (d). Violation of any law occurring on the establishment's premises which the <br /> establishment or terminal operator did not take adequate means to prevent, or did not respond in <br /> an appropriate manner after it became aware of such violation; <br /> (e). Failure to pay any tax, fee, or bill due to the City of Decatur; or <br /> (f). Failure to provide current information regarding the ownership or location of the <br /> business. <br /> The rules of evidence shall not apply at the hearing and hearsay will be permitted. At the <br /> hearing, the City Manager, or his designee, shall determine by a preponderance of the evidence <br /> whether a lawful reason exists to revoke the license. The City Manager, or his designee, after <br /> determining that a lawful reason exists to revoke the license, shall also determine whether that <br /> lawful reason merits the sanction of a revocation of the license. <br />