It should contain the name and address of the owner and operator of the entertainment center. If the owner or operator is a partnership, corporation, or other business association, the application should contain the names and home addresses of all partners, officers, or principals. The application must contain the address of the public or limited entertainment center and the type of entertainment to be offered.

The premises must meet all applicable Zoning, Building, Fire, Health and Safety Codes. Upon receipt of the application, and after Zoning Code compliance approval by the Director of Planning and Zoning, the Commissioner of Neighborhood and Business Development and the Fire Chief will inspect the premises to determine whether the applicant is complying with the applicable Building and Fire Codes. The Commissioner and Fire Chief and members of their staff shall have the right to enter any premises for which the license is sought for the purpose of making such an inspection during normal business hours.

Upon receipt of the application, and after approval for Zoning Code compliance by the Manager of Zoning, the Commissioner of Neighborhood and Business Development and the Fire Chief will inspect the premises to determine whether the applicant is complying with the laws and ordinances which they are charged with enforcing. The Commissioner and Fire Chief and members of their staff shall have the right to enter any premises for which an amusement center license is sought for the purpose of making such an inspection during normal business hours.

Additionally, the Chief of Police will inspect the premises to determine whether public safety problems exist. The Chief of Police will also conduct background checks on the owner and the operator of the center. The Chief of Police and his or her representatives shall have the right to enter the premises for the purpose of making such inspections during normal business hours. Further inspections of the premises may be made after a license has been issued to ensure compliance with laws and ordinances relating to amusement centers.

The application includes relevant information relating to the owner and operator, if any, of the business to be conducted at the premises and names and dates of birth of all employees. Where the owner is not directly involved with the day-to-day operation of said business, the operator must also be included on the application. If a partnership, corporation or other business entity is involved, the application must designate an operator who is involved in the day-to-day operation of the business. In this situation, the secondhand dealer's license shall be issued to the operator; the names, addresses and phone numbers of the partners, officers or principals shall be listed on the application. The application must also include the legal address of the premises where such business is to be carried out, and whether the applicant or any officer and operator has previously been involved in the purchase or sale of secondhand goods and, if so, the name of the business, its location and the dates of involvement. The application must be signed and sworn to before a notary public or other official authorized to administer oaths in the City.

Upon receipt of the application, and after approval for Zoning Code compliance by the Director of Buildings and Zoning, the Chief of Police will inspect the business premises to determine whether public safety problems exist. The Chief of Police will also conduct background checks on the owner and the operator of the business. . The Chief of Police and his or her representatives shall have the right to enter the premises during normal business hours for the purpose of making inspections. Further inspections of the premises may be made after a license has been issued to ensure compliance with the laws, ordinances and rules and regulations relating to secondhand businesses. The Chief of Police shall also have the authority to seek warrants where they are constitutionally required.