§ 10-62. Equipment.

(a)

Bingo card. A bingo card may be either disposable or reusable. If the bingo card is:

(1)

Disposable, it shall not be used for more than one series of designated bingo games. It shall be serially numbered and color coded and shall be sold to players at a constant unit price, which shall be quoted in advertising published in and posted on the charitable organization's, authorized organization's or associational group's or organization's program for each session and printed material distributed in relation to bingo. The serial number shall be imprinted on one side of the bingo card, together with the trade name or logo of the manufacturers. Receipts and records shall be maintained by serial number and color code of the number of disposable bingo cards sold at each session of play.

(2)

Reusable, it shall be sold to players at a constant unit price, which shall be quoted in advertising and published in all printed material distributed in relation to bingo. At the time of sale, each player shall be issued a serially numbered, color-coded admission ticket which indicates the number of bingo cards he is authorized to play during the session and the price paid. Receipts and records shall be maintained by indicating the number of cards sold on each admission ticket.

(b)

Purchase of supplies and equipment. Supplies and equipment bought by a charitable organization, authorized organization, or associational group or organization for bingo games shall be purchased from a distributor authorized to do business in the state and maintaining an office within the state.

(c)

Instant bingo tickets. Instant bingo tickets must meet the labeling and manufacturing requirements outlined in F.S. 849.0931(13). The invoice, or a true and accurate copy thereof, must be on the premises where any deal of instant bingo tickets is stored or in play.

(Code 1970, § 16½-99; Ord. No. 92-15, § 19, 10-27-92; Ord. No. 95-12, § 2, 8-22-95; Ord. No. 96-19, § 2, 11-6-96; Ord. No. 08-40, § 1, 9-23-08)