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1. statement of Purpose . It is the stated policy of the City of Long Lake that to the extent lawful, regulated gambling is permitted within the City, the net profits and proceeds of gambling shall directly benefit the citizens of the'City of Long Lake. 2. Gambling a Privilege . The City Council finds that lawful gambling is a nuisance prone activity and as such, is subject to restrictive regulations. The City Council further finds and declares that the ability to conduct lawful gambling and participate in lawful gambling is a privilege, rather than a right. 3. Investigation Fee . Any person or organization applying for a state license, or a renewal thereof to conduct lawful gambling within the City of Long Lake shall submit to a background investigation conducted by the City. At the time it files its application for a license with the Gambling Control Board, or renewal thereof, the person or organization must: A. Complete an investigation form provided by the City. B. Furnish any additional information required by the City. C. Pay an investigation fee of $50.00 (renewal) or $100 (new license). This fee will be refundable if the application is withdrawn and no investigation has been started before the City ’s receipt of this information. No person or organization, which is exempt from state license requirements, is required to comply with these investigation requirements. 915.4 - LICENSE RESTRICTIONS 1 The City Mav PisaDProve Premises Permit Based on the Following Requirements: A. The City reserves the right to disapprove a Premises Permit application for individual bingo occasions, raffle games, and pull-tab operations for any of the following reasons: i.Violation by the applicant of any statute, rule, regulation, or ordinance relating to gambling. ii.Failure to make reports required by any applicable ordinance, rule, regulation, or statute. I U