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§4-4.24 Bingo Machines. It shall be unlawful for any person to keep or use in any public place any amusement device of a type commonly known as a "Bingo" type or "In-line" type or a type wherein the winning of a game, or games is achieved by the placing of balls into holes or cups in such a manner as to activate, record or light-up figures or numbers on a score board so as to record a series of numbers in any contiguous, horizontal, vertical, or diagonal straight line similar to a bingo game score. §4-4.25 Standards. Amusement devices in public places shall be maintained in accord with the following standards. These standards shall be conspicuously posted in all places where amusement devices are available to the public. a. Amusement devices authorized in "game arcades" as defined by §2-5.20d of this code shall be operated in accord with conditions of required conditional use permits. b. All amusement devices in public places shall be under the reasonable supervision of an employee on the premises responsible for the operation of the devices at all times. c. All provisions of the Uniform Fire Code as administered _. by the City with regard to aisle width dimensions and clear and free access to and through areas used by the public shall be observed at all times in conjunction with the operation of amusement devices. d. Bicycle racks shall be provided at locations so as to be reasonably available to patrons of the premises at the ratio of two (2) bicycle stalls for each of the first three devices, Additional racks shall be provided at a ratio determined adequate as a condition of use permit approval for "game arcades" as defined herein. Public places in which minors are not allowed shall be exempt from this provision. e. No amusement device shall be located outside of any structure, as defined by §2-5.29 of this code. f. Loitering on the premises by minors after the hour of curfew is prohibited. g• No person responsible for the operation of any amusement device in a public place shall allow a school-age child to play or operate such a device during any time such child is required to be in school.