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statutes section 349.164 within the city shall be one. Once the bingo hall license is issued by the city, it shall be limited to the location and to the owner specified on the license. Any change of location or ownership without the approval of the city shall result in the termination of the license. (Ord. 1244, 12-18-2000) C. The maximum number of licensees conducting gambling at the bingo hall license location described in subsection B of this section shall be five (5). D. The maximum number of premises permits issued pursuant to Minnesota statutes section 349.165 in addition to one bingo hall license described in subsection A of this section shall be eight (8). The gambling allowed at those eight (8) locations shall be those allowed under class B licenses as referred to in Minnesota statutes section 349.16, subdivision 6, except as provided in subsection E ofthis section. E. An organization in existence and qualified under section SOI(c)7 or section 501(c)19 of the internal revenue code and which had its principal place of business or place of conducting meetings in the city prior to and continuing since 1980 may be granted a class A premises permit. Such organizations are not eligible for a bingo hall license as provided in Minnesota statutes section 349.164 and may conduct gambling activities or bingo only on their own property. (Ord. Z 138, 4-25-199�) 304.03: APPROVAL OF LICENSES: A. Required Documentation: Any organization applying to the gambling control board for a premises per►�it, bingo hall license or for the renewal of the same to conduct �awful gambling in the city shall, within ten (10) days of making such application, file the following with the city: 1. Application: A duplicate copy of the gambling control board application along with all supporting documents submitted to the gambling control board. 2. Corporate Documents: A copy of the articles of incorporation and bylaws of the organization. 3. Off'icers and Directors: The names and addresses of all officers and directors of the I: C. organization. 4. Written Procedures: A copy of the organization's written procedures anc�lor criteria for distribution of funds derived from lawful gambling, its standardized application form and its written fiscal control procedures. 5. IRS Exempt Letter: A copy of the internal revenue service's tax exempt letter. 6. Felony Conviction: Confinnation that no employee or principal officer of the organization has been convicted of a felony. No employee or organization whose principal off'icers or employees have a felony conviction shall be employed or retained in a gambling-related activity by any permitted organization. 7. Investigation Reports: A copy of all records, all testimony or other information submitted to the state of Minnesota or federal government as part of any previous or current investigation or inquiry on any matter related to gambling. Investigation: Upon receipt of the materials required by subsection A of this section, and not later than sixty (60) days from receipt of notice from the gambling control board, city staff shall investigate the applicant and based upon said investigation, the City Council shall act on the application. Resolution: The action of the City Council to approve an application for a premises permit