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Title 5 — BUSINESS LICENSES AND REGULATIONS

Chapter 5.16 — BINGO

Kern County Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-10-02 · Kern County

5.16.010 - Defined.

5.16.020 - Games for charitable purposes permitted.

5.16.030 - License required.

5.16.040 - Applicability of provisions.

5.16.050 - License—General restrictions.

5.16.060 - Organizations eligible for county bingo licenses.

5.16.070 - Annual license—Application.

5.16.080 - License—Fees.

5.16.090 - License—Waiting list.

5.16.100 - License—Applicant qualification requirements.

5.16.110 - Temporary licenses.

5.16.120 - Application—Contents.

5.16.130 - Investigation of applicant.

5.16.140 - Consent to investigation.

5.16.150 - Denial of license.

5.16.160 - Grounds for denial.

5.16.170 - Appeal of license denial, suspension or revocation.

5.16.180 - License—Contents.

5.16.190 - Posting of license.

5.16.200 - Renewal of annual license.

5.16.210 - Maximum amount of prize.

5.16.220 - Proceeds to be kept in separate account.

5.16.230 - Financial report required.

5.16.240 - Financial interest—Restrictions.

5.16.250 - Exclusive operation by licensee.

5.16.260 - Changes in conditions during license period.

5.16.270 - Games open to public.

5.16.280 - Attendance limited to occupancy capacity.

5.16.290 - Games to be conducted on licensee's property.

5.16.300 - Minors not to participate.

5.16.310 - Use of credit prohibited.

5.16.320 - Free games.

5.16.330 - Intoxicated persons not to participate.

5.16.340 - Hours and days of operation.

5.16.350 - Posting of rules and regulations.

5.16.360 - Participant must be present.

5.16.370 - Receipt of profit a misdemeanor.

5.16.380 - County may enjoin violation.

5.16.385 - Electronic bingo machines.

5.16.390 - Violation—Penalty.

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