REGULATION 3 LICENSING: QUALIFICATIONS 3.010 Unsuitable locations. 3.012 Ownership of rights to operate or designate operators of gaming devices. 3.015 Applications for restricted licenses. 3.020 Ownership of premises where gaming conducted. 3.021 [Reserved.] 3.030 [Reserved.] 3.040 Time requirement. 3.050 Financial requirements. 3.060 Foreign gaming. 3.070 Multiple licensing criteria. 3.080 Unsuitable affiliates. 3.090 Standards for commission action. 3.093 Licensing of a natural person under the age of twenty-one. 3.095 Property report. [Repealed.] 3.100 Employee report. 3.110 Key employee. 3.010 Unsuitable locations. The board may recommend that an application for a state gaming license be denied. if the board deems that the place or location for which the license is sought is unsuitable for the conduct of gaming operations. The commission may deny an application for a state gaming license if the commission deems that the place or location for which the license is sought is unsuitable for the conduct of gaming operations. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the following places or locations may be deemed unsuitable: 1. Premises located within the immediate vicinity of churches, schools and children's public playgrounds. The board may recommend and the commission may determine that premises located in the vicinity of churches, schools, and playgrounds are nevertheless suitable upon a sufficient showing of suitability by the applicant. In making their determinations, the board and commission may consider all relevant factors including but not limited to whether the premises have been used previously for licensed gaming or are located in a commercial area. 2. Premises located in a place where gaming is contrary to a valid zoning ordinance of any county or city. The board may recommend and the commission may determine that premises located where gaming is contrary to a valid zoning ordinance are nevertheless suitable upo