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Council approves licensing requirement for 'skill games'
Summary
Ordinance No. 498 was adopted April 21 to add Skill Games as an amusement device requiring licensure. The council approved the measure after a public hearing and recorded the motions in its minutes.
Milford Borough Council voted to adopt Ordinance No. 498, which adds 'Skill Games' to the borough code as an amusement device that requires licensure. The hearing was opened and closed during the April 21 meeting and the ordinance was adopted by council motion.
The measure was moved through the standard hearing process; Council Member George Lutfy opened the hearing and led motions that resulted in adoption. The minutes record the procedural votes and no extended public debate on the ordinance was recorded during the meeting.
Council recorded the motion to open the hearing by Lutfy/Provenzano, the motion to adopt by Lutfy/Farrell and the motion to close the hearing by Farrell/Ford. The ordinance will proceed to whatever administrative steps the borough follows for licensure and enforcement.
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