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,f'\ ... ::l: . -4- SECTION 15-365. Application The application for an amusement center license shall contain the following information: a) Name and address of the applicant, age, date and place of birth. b) Place where machine or device is to be dis- played or operated, the name and method of operation of the machine or device, from whom the machine or device was rented, leased, or obtained by a method other than direct outright purchase, the business conducted at that place, and the zoning classification. c) If the interest of the applicant be that of a corporation or other business entity, the names of any persons having a 5% or more interest in said business entity shall be listed. d) All applications shall conform to the provisions of this Section, but shall also include a statement that the applicant, if requested by the C i t Y C 1 e Y' k , wi 11 perini t a record of his ~ingerprints to be made by the Police Department for the purpose of additional investigation to determine whether or not the application would be granted. SECTION 15-370. License Fees. The license fee for an amusement center license will be set by Council Resolution and may be pro-rated for a partial year. The license fees are in lieu of all other fees for amusement devices or machines under Article XI of this Chapter 15. SECTION 15-375. Consideration by the Council. The City Clerk shall submit each application for a initial or renewal license required by the provisi,ons of this article to the City Council for its consideration. The Council, by motion, may grant or refuse to grant such license after consideration of the application. SECTION 15-380. Insurance. If the machines to be operated in the amuse- ment center are the type that the Council deems as have the potential for personal injury to the user, the applicant shall also submit with the application a policy of liability insurance applicable to death or injury caused by the operation of the licensed machine, in the minimum amounts of $100,000 for injury to or death of any person or $300,000 for one accident.