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Title 5 — PUBLIC WELFARE, MORALS AND CONDUCT

Chapter 5.6 — GAMING CLUB AND CARD ROOM REGULATIONS AND LICENSE REQUIREMENTS

Clovis Municipal Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-10-02 · Clovis

§ 5.6.01. Title.

§ 5.6.02. Findings and determination.

§ 5.6.03. Gaming tables and card rooms prohibited.

§ 5.6.04. Definitions.

§ 5.6.05. Conformance with State law.

§ 5.6.07. No vested right.

§ 5.6.08. Licenses: Required.

§ 5.6.09. Operations: Rules and regulations.

§ 5.6.10. Location.

§ 5.6.11. Licenses: Application process.

§ 5.6.12. Key management/owner application for registration certificate.

§ 5.6.13. Licenses: Conditions.

§ 5.6.14. Licenses: Restrictions.

§ 5.6.15. Pointholders prohibited.

§ 5.6.16. Issuance or denial of license and registration certificates.

§ 5.6.17. Licenses: Fees and deposit.

§ 5.6.18. Licenses: Expiration and renewal: Updating of information.

§ 5.6.19. Business license required.

§ 5.6.20. Name change.

§ 5.6.21. Transfer or assignment of licenses and/or financial interest in premises;…

§ 5.6.22. Licenses: Suspension and revocation.

§ 5.6.23. Fines and penalties.

§ 5.6.24. Licenses: Abandonment.

§ 5.6.25. Transfer of interest in gaming club: Permission required.

§ 5.6.26. Death of a licensee.

§ 5.6.27. Employee work permits.

§ 5.6.28. Employee permits: Issuance or denial.

§ 5.6.29. Employees: Permit expiration and renewal.

§ 5.6.30. Employees: Permit transfer or assignment.

§ 5.6.31. Employees: Permit suspension or revocation.

§ 5.6.32. Employees: Possession of permit at place of work.

§ 5.6.33. Record keeping and audits.

§ 5.6.34. Failure to file statements, pay fees or allow inspection of books.

§ 5.6.35. Loans.

§ 5.6.36. Changes in rules and regulations.

§ 5.6.37. Emergencies.

§ 5.6.38. Penalties.

§ 5.6.39. Nonseverability.

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