(a) Video lottery terminals allowed by this article may be placed only in licensed limited video lottery locations approved by the commission. (b) All video lottery terminals in approved locations shall be physically located as follows: (1) The video lottery terminals shall be continuously monitored through the use of a closed circuit television system capable of identifying players and terminal faces and of recording activity for a continuous 24 hour period. All video tapes or other recording medium approved in writing by the commission shall be retained for a period of at uleast 60 days and be available for viewing by an authorized representative of the commission or the commissioner of alcohol beverage control. The cost of monitoring shall be paid by the limited video lottery retailer; (2) Access to video lottery terminal locations shall be restricted to persons legally entitled by age to play video lottery games; l (3) The permittee shall submit for commission approval a floor plan of the area or areas where video lottery terminals are to be opeirated showing terminal locations and security camera mount location; and (4) No video lottery terminal or video lottery camera may be relocated without prior written approval from the commission. (c) Personnel of the limited video lottery retailer shall be present during all hours of operation at each video lottery terminal location. These personnel shall make periodic inspections of the res tricted access adult-only facility in order to provide for the safe and approved opeVration of the video lottery terminals and the safety and well-being of the players. (d) Security personnel of the commission and investigators of the Alcohol Beverage Control Commissioner shall have unrestricted access to video lottery terminal locations. (e) Notwithstanding any other provision of this article to the contrary, the commission may not approve the placement of a video lottery terminal in a state park.
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