(1) Operators must ensure that all contracts are written and specific in terms, setting out the term of the contract, amount of rent or consideration, rent due dates, and all expenses each party must pay.

(2) All contracts become part of the operator's license file. If commercial amusement game operators violate any terms of a contract, it may be grounds for suspension or revocation of their license.

(3) Operators may enter into contracts with business owners of any of the following approved locations to operate amusement games on their premises:

(a) Amusement parks; or

(b) Regional shopping centers; or

(c) Any location that possesses a valid license from the Washington state liquor control board and prohibits minors on their premises; or

(d) Movie theaters; or

(e) Bowling alleys; or

(f) Miniature golf course facilities; or

(g) Skating facilities; or

(h) Amusement centers; or

(i) Department or grocery stores having more than ten thousand square feet of retail and support space, not including the parking areas; or

(j) Charitable or nonprofit organizations; or

(k) Any commercial business that provides food service for on premises consumption as its primary activity.

(4) Operators must only place amusement games at a location after a license has been issued under WAC 230-13-152.