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youngsters have the money to play, adding that kids "will be hitting the coke machines tor change." "I think anyone in the countv who wants to put in a video game—be it one or ten—should have to get a special use permit." said Peter Kramer. "They tall under commercial amusements." Chairman Lee Bird clarified that as tar as the zoning ordinance is concerned. there's no difference between pinball games and "Pac Man;" both qualify as commercial amusements and thus require special use permits.
If the games weren't installed before the ordinance was adopted in 1 **73. then a special use permit is necessary, Kramer added.
The BZA instructed Konick to determine which games are covered by the permit requirement and to notify the owners of the
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