An “interactive sports facility” means an establishment whose primary purpose is the provision of customer participatory sports-related entertainment for a fee. The fee may be assessed by either an admissions fee to enter the facility and/or by an individual event/venue fee. An interactive sports facility must have a sports theme throughout the premises, and must include, but is not limited to, a minimum of twelve regulation size outdoor baseball/softball batting cages, an outdoor carting race track with vehicles having a seating capacity for at least one adult size person, an arcade area with minimum of twenty-five games, at least one retail display/sales area, and an arena sports area with a ground/floor surface of at least fifteen thousand square feet and permanent seating for at least one thousand two hundred spectators. The arena area must, however, be capable of seating a minimum of three thousand patrons should the area be configured for maximum attendance events other than participatory sports contests.
An interactive sports facility shall also be required to have all of the following:
(1) A pavilion building consisting of a minimum of ninety thousand square feet situated up a minimum of twenty acres of land;
(2) A parking area of sufficient size to accommodate spaces for a minimum of nine hundred vehicles;
(3) At least one restaurant with a minimum seating capacity of two hundred patrons at all times the restaurant is open to the general public; and
(4) One category 2 restaurant as defined in this section.
Restaurants operated in conjunction with an interactive sports facility are eligible for a full bar liquor license and other liquor licenses as otherwise permitted by this chapter. The liquor license at an interactive sports facility shall provide adequate security to ensure that minors are not served or permitted to consume alcoholic beverages anywhere on the premises and that all liquor code regulations are complied with.
An interactive sports facility is eligible for, and may be required to hold, the following categories of liquor licenses depending upon its specific manner of operation: full bar, service bar, portable bar, retail beer, and/or retail beer and wine.
A separate general interactive sports facility master license as specified in Chapter 6.12 of the Clark County Code is required and must be obtained prior to the issuance of any liquor licenses. Businesses operated on the premises and/or owned by persons other than the owner of the interactive sports facility shall be licensed separately as required by applicable sections of this code. (Ord. L-232-05 § 34, 2005)