(a) The Lieutenant Governor or his authorized representative may at any time enter upon any premises used by a licensed pawnbroker for the purposes of his business, ascertain how he conducts his business and examine all articles taken in pawn or kept or stored in or upon said premises and all books and inventories relating thereto. Every such pawnbroker, his clerk, agent, servant or other person in charge of the premises shall exhibit to such person on demand any or all of such articles, books and inventories. The book must be kept for inspection for at least five years from the time of the transaction.
(b) Pawnbrokers shall have a fixed place of business with an address and a telephone number, and any business conducted in the following designated locations below is prohibited:
(1) Within any guestroom, guest unit of a hotel, motel, tourist home or tourist camp;
(2) In or about any vehicle parked within an automobile parking compound, automobile parking lot, or parked elsewhere on any lot, parcel, track of land, or public highway, street or sidewalk; or
(3) On or about any public highway, street or sidewalk.