A family entertainment center in Worcester County may apply for an amusement gaming license with the Commission if the family entertainment center: Pays: State and local property tax; Sales and use tax; and Admissions and amusement tax; Has a location with a street address; Is located in a building that is owned, leased, or occupied by the family entertainment center for the primary purpose of providing amusement devices to the public; Receives a majority of the gross receipts from amusement, merchandise, redemption or skills-based devices; Markets its business to families with children; Offers attractions such as amusement devices, arcade games, crane games, video games, interactive and sporting games, amusement rides, miniature golf, and bowling; and Has been in continuous operation in the same geographic location since 1975. A family entertainment center applying for an amusement gaming license shall provide in a manner specified by the Commission: The owner’s name and address; The family entertainment center address; Documentation verifying, to the satisfaction of the Commission, conformity with the requirements listed under §A of this regulation; and A listing of the skills-based amusement devices that award merchandise or prizes with a wholesale value of more than a minimal value but does not exceed $599 including: Whether the device is a: Redemption device; Merchandiser device; or Another type of skills-based amusement device; Maximum wholesale prize value offered; Manufacturer; Model name or number; Serial Number; Theme; and Any additional information required by the Commission. An amusement gaming license is valid for 5 years. An amusement gaming licensee shall register every other year under COMAR 36.08.02 if the licensee owns any skills-based amusement devices that award prizes other than the award of free play. A family entertainment center that holds an amusement gaming license may operate up to 10 skills-based amusement devices that award noncash merchandise or prizes with a wholesale value that is more than a minimal value but does not exceed $599. Upon review of the information provided under §B of this regulation, the Commission may: Require the manufacturer to submit a prototype of the device for testing under COMAR 36.08.04; and Determine that the applicant is qualified and grant the license. Upon review of the information provided under §B of this regulation, the Commission may conduct a hearing in accordance with COMAR 36.01.02.06 to deny the license. A family entertainment center that holds an amusement gaming license issued under this regulation may not transfer the license to another geographic location.