A. An establishment whose primary or accessory use or activity is gambling, either in the form of gambling machines (video, keno, etc.), card games or other licensed gambling activity. A casino will normally have beverage and restaurant facilities as ancillary uses. In all instances, an establishment will be considered a casino for the purpose of these regulations if any one of the below characteristics apply:

1. The establishment is referenced as a "casino" or uses the following words "betting, gambling, gaming, or chance" in signage, advertising (on-site, off-site, or media) or by name;

2. Has any card tables on the premise;

3. Has more than two gambling machines on premise; or

4. The predominant source of income is from gambling revenue.

B. Generally, an establishment will not be considered a casino when the premise contains no live card games, has two or fewer gambling machines, and the gambling machines are clearly incidental to the primary use. (Ord. 615 § 2(part), 1999)