2021-46 Ordinance Amending City Code Chapter 54.1-Video Gaming License, Sections 1, 8, 9, 10, 11

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(b). Violation of any law occurring on the establishment's premises committed by the establishment or terminal operator or an employee of the establishment or terminal operator; (c). Violation of any law or State regulation regarding video gaming or video gaming terminals; (d). Violation of any law occurring on the establishment's premises which the establishment or terminal operator did not take adequate means to prevent, or did not respond in an appropriate manner after it became aware of such violation; (e). Failure to pay or falsely reporting_any tax, fee, or bill due to the City of Decatur; or (f). Failure to provide current information regarding the ownership or location of the business. The rules of evidence shall not apply at the hearing and hearsay will be permitted. At the hearing, the City Manager, or his designee, shall determine by a preponderance of the evidence whether a lawful reason exists to revoke the license. The City Manager, or his designee, after determining that a lawful reason exists to revoke the license, shall also determine whether that lawful reason merits the sanction of a revocation of the license. 10. INSPECTIONS. The holder of a video gaming license is hereby required to make available for inspection by police officers of the City any part of the premises. The terminal operator of any video gaming terminal(s) located in the City shall be subject to audit, inspection, and record keeping provisions of the City Code of Decatur. It shall be unlawful for any terminal operator,licensed establishment,or individual playing a video gaming terminal,to prevent,hinder, or interfere with the City,its officers,employees,or agents from discharging their respective duties in the performance, audit, or enforcement of the provisions of this Section. It is the duty of every terminal operator of any video gaming terminal to keep accurate and complete books and records