96-13 ORDINANCE NO. 96-13
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AVENTURA, FLORIDA, PROVIDING
FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE TAX;
PROVIDING FOR TERM OF LICENSES; PROVIDING FOR AFFIDAVIT
OF APPLICANT; PROVIDING FOR LICENSE NOT TO PROTECT
LICENSEE IN COURT PROCEEDINGS; PROVIDING FOR PENALTIES;
PROVIDING FOR GROUNDS FOR DENIAL; PROVIDING FOR APPEAL
FROM DENIAL OF LICENSE; PROVIDING REVOCATION OF LICENSE;
REQUIRING DISPLAY OF LICENSE; PROVIDING FOR UNCLASSIFIED
CATEGORIES; REQUIRING OCCUPATIONAL LICENSES FOR
BUSINESS USES CONDUCTED FROM RESIDENTIAL HOMES;
ESTABLISHING OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE TAX SCHEDULE;
PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR REPLACEMENT
OF OCCUPATIONAL TAX PROVISIONS PROVIDED BY METRO DADE
COUNTY CODE SEC 8A-224, ET. SEQ. AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, Pursuant to Sec. 205.0315, Fla. Stat., the City Council has
determined that it is in the best interest of the City to adopt an Occupational License Tax
Ordinance as provided herein.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
AVENTURA, FLORIDA, THAT:
Section 1. Occupational License Tax Imposed
A. Every person, as defined in Sec. 205.022 (3), Fla. Stat., engaged in or
managing any business, profession or occupation in the City is required to have a City
license and shall, on or before the 1st day of each October before engaging in or
managing any business, profession or occupation, register with the City, their names,
profession or occupation, and their place of business. In the event that October 1 falls
on a weekend or holiday, the license shall be obtained on or before the first business
day following October 1. No person shall engage in or manage any such business,
profession or occupation without first obtaining the required occupational license. The
City Manager or his/her designee shall develop administrative procedures relating to
the issuance of business licenses and designate the department responsible for
implementing said procedures and issuing the appropriate licenses.
B. This occupational license tax requirement shall apply to:
(1) Any person who maintains a permanent business location or branch office
within the City for the privilege of engaging in or managing any business
within the City;
(2) Any person who maintains a permanent business location or branch office
within the City for the privilege of engaging in or managing any profession
or occupation within the City;
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(3) Any person who utilizes their home for uses as outlined in subsection (1)
or (2) above for authorized business activities.
(4) Any person who does not qualify under the provisions of subsection (1) or
(2) above and who transacts any business or engages in any occupation
or profession in interstate commerce where such license tax is not
prohibited by section 8 of article I of the United States Constitution.
C. A person shall be required to pay a license tax to the City as outlined in
the schedule contained in this Ordinance. A license tax shall be required for each type
of business performed at the applicant's location that requires a separate license tax as
outlined in the schedule contained in this Ordinance.
.Section 2. Term of licenses; half year licenses; transfer of license.
A. Licenses shall expire on the thirtieth day of September of each year. No
license shall be issued for more than one (1) year. For each license obtained between
October first and April first the full tax for one (1) year shall be paid, and for each
license obtained between April first and September thirtieth, one-half the full tax for one
(1) year shall be paid.
B. Any license may be transferred with the approval of the City Manager or
his/her designee when there is a bona fide sale and transfer of the business and the
property used and employed therein as stock in trade, and not otherwise. Such transfer
shall be made within thirty (30) days after such bona fide sale has taken place. If the
provisions of this section are not strictly and completely complied with in every respect,
the license pertaining to the business shall be null and void and of no further effect.
Such transfer shall take effect upon payment of a transfer fee of three dollars ($3.00)
and after presentation of evidence of both the sale and of the original license.
C. Upon written request and presentation of the original license, any license
may be transferred from one (1) location to another location upon payment of a transfer
fee of three dollars ($3.00) and upon verification that such use is permitted by the
zoning district regulations at the new location.
Section 3. Affidavit of applicant.
A. No license shall be issued or granted to any applicant to engage in the
business of selling merchandise at retail or wholesale or the practice or pursuit of any
profession or occupation, coming within any of the categories set forth in this
Ordinance, unless and until the applicant shall first obtain an occupational license from
Dade County and show proof thereof to the City. The applicant shall execute an
affidavit before an officer or employee of the City authorized to administer oaths, which
shall set forth the following:
(1) The applicant's name, address and telephone number;
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(2) The particular location in the City wherein the applicant proposes to
engage in the business for which the license is sought;
(3) The date proposed to commence business;
(4) The applicant must state whether the fee is based on area, capacity,
average value of stock carried, number of persons, or things employed or
engaged, quantity, valuation, or other contingency.
(5) The names and addresses of corporate officers.
B. The affidavit shall be filed with the City.
C. On a annual basis, prior to renewal, the City will send out a questionnaire
and will require all licensee's to fill in the appropriate information in order for the City to
update their files and determine the correct amount to charge as a license fee.
Section 4. License not to protect licensee in court proceedin.qs. No
license shall be granted until there has been full compliance with Section 3 and no
license which may have been granted without full and complete compliance with the
provisions of this article shall be a protection to the applicant in any civil or criminal
proceeding.
Section 5. Penalties
A. Any person convicted of violating this Ordinance, or of making fraudulent
return, shall be punished as provided by Section 5 (E), in the discretion of the court,
and in addition they shall be penalized a sum equal to twenty-five (25) percent of any
license fee avoided or evaded by and through the medium of such fraudulent return.
B. Each and every day of selling or disposing of merchandise or engaging in
a business or profession without making the affidavit, and/or without compliance in full
with all of the provisions of this Ordinance, shall constitute a separate and distinct
violation of this article.
C. No person shall engage in or manage any business, profession or
occupation without first obtaining from the city a license for each separate location in
the city, and paying the amount set forth in this Ordinance. Any person engaging or
managing any business, occupation or profession herein mentioned, between the first
day of October and the first day of November of each year without first having complied
with the provisions of this article and paying the amount of license tax as provided for in
this article, shall be declared delinquent. Those licenses not renewed when due and
payable and considered delinquent shall be subject to a delinquency penalty of ten (10)
percent for the month of October, plus an additional five (5) percent penalty for each
month of delinquency thereafter until paid. However, the total delinquency penalty shall
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not exceed twenty-five (25) percent of the occupational license fee for the delinquent
establishment.
D. A license shall be required to cover each and every business advertised
by sign, newspaper, magazine or otherwise; and such advertisement shall be
considered evidence of conducting business advertised and shall be a sufficient
predicate for conviction by the court or other enforcement authority. Such license shall
be issued to cover each and every location of such business; and that the assessment
and amount of such license taxes are hereby classified and fixed, per annum unless
otherwise specified.
E. Any person who violates any provisions of this ordinance shall, upon
conviction, be punished by a fine not to exceed $500 or imprisonment in the County jail
not to exceed sixty (60) days or both such fine and imprisonment. Each day that a
violation continues shall be deemed a separate violation. This ordinance shall be
subject to enforcement under the Local Government Code Enforcement Act, chapter
162, F.S. as amended. Enforcement may also be by suit for declaratory, injunctive or
other appropriate relief in a court of competent jurisdiction.
Section 6. Grounds for denial.
A. After interview or investigation, City shall not grant or issue a license to
an applicant when the City has reasonable and probable grounds to believe that:
(1) Information provided by the applicant is false.
(2) Within the past three (3) years the applicant committed any act which if
done by any person licensed to do business within the city would
constitute grounds for the revocation of the license.
Section 7. Appeal from denial of license. Any person whose application for
a license has been rejected shall have a right to appeal the decision of the City
licensing official to the City Manager by appropriate written petition.
Section 8. Revocation of license.
A. Notwithstanding any other section in this Ordinance to the contrary, the
privilege of doing business within the City allowed by the issuance of an occupational
license will be subject to a summary administrative revocation by one (1) written thirty-
day notice of revocation issued to the license applicant by the City Manager designated
official, if it is determined that one or more of the following conditions exist:
(1) Repeated City code violations.
(2) Misrepresentations in the applications or affidavit.
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(3) Use of business location for illegal or unsafe activities.
(4) Use of business location for activities not contemplated in the application.
(5) Misrepresentations made to the City during the application and investigation
process.
(6) Use of business not in compliance with the conditions of the license.
(7) Lack of refuse collection or utility services.
B. Such revocation may be appealed to the City Manager within ten (10)
days of notice of revocation.
C. Such revocation of license will be deemed to relate back to the original
time of issuance of such license as if the license had been originally denied at the time
of application. Such revocation will be effective immediately. In addition to the above,
the City Council or City Manager at any time may revoke a license upon providing
written notice and hearing for violation of any ordinance of the City or law of the State or
County or for any other good and sufficient reason in the interests of health, safety and
welfare.
D. Nothing in this section shall affect the liability of any person or business as
required by Section 5 of this ordinance.
Section 9. Display of License. All persons to whom licenses are issued
pursuant to this Ordinance shall cause the licenses to be displayed at all times in a
prominent place in their business establishments. Failure to display in such a manner
shall constitute a violation of this Ordinance.
Section 10. Unclassified Categories. In the event application is made for a
license not specifically enumerated in the Tax Schedule, the City Manager or designee
shall have the authority to determine the most nearly similar category that shall apply to
the applicant.
Section 11. Home occupational licenses
A. "Home Occupation" shall mean a business or occupation conducted
for limited business activities. In any instance where a residential unit is used to
conduct a home business consistent herein, a home use license shall be
required. No home use business license issued pursuant to this ordinance shall
be transferable, assignable or otherwise alienable.
B. The following limited business activities are permitted subject to a
home use license being issued.
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(1) Post and receive correspondence of a business nature.
(2) Initiate and receive business communication by telephone or
fax.
C. The issuance of a home use business license shall be subject to the
following provisions.
(1) Home occupations conducted within the city shall be clearly
incidental and secondary to the use of the residence for
residential purposes and shall not change the character
thereof.
(2) No person other than members of the family residing in the
premises shall be engaged in such occupation or business.
(3) No residence shall be used for the conduct of any business
or activity which requires manufacturing, assembly or
construction or by its nature or character may disrupt, disturb
or adversely alter, change or modify the nature or character
of the neighborhood or the quality of life therein.
(4) No home occupation shall generate or attract vehicular or
pedestrian traffic to a residence.
(5) No sign or other advertising of the residential location shall
be permitted.
(6) No storage of materials or products shall be permitted.
(7) Products shall not be offered for sale on the premises.
(8) No commercial vehicles shall be kept on the premises or
parked overnight on the premises unless otherwise
permitted by these regulations.
(9) No evidence of the occupation is visible or audible from the
exterior of the dwelling unit.
(10) In no event shall a barber shop, beauty parlor, tea room
tourist home, animal hospital, nursing home, retail store,
dancing or band instrument instruction, or clairvoyant be
allowed as a home occupation.
Section 12. Occupational License Tax Schedule
For the purposes of this Ordinance, inventory shall mean the average selling value of
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annual inventory owned by the business, exclusive of excise tax. Occupational License
taxes for the following business, occupations and/or professions are hereby levied and
imposed:
A
ABSTRACT, LAND TITLE, TITLE INSURANCE, PROPERTY CLOSING $100.00
ADULT CARE FACILTY 100.00
ADULT CONGREGATE LIVING FACILTY 100.00
ADVERTISING-PRODUCTS AND SERVICES 150.00
AIRPLANE DEALERS OR MANUFACTURES 120.00
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS 100.00
AMBULANCE SERVICE 100.00
AMUSEMENT CENTERS 500.00
AMUSEMENT CENTERS OVER 100 MACHINES-EACH MACHINE 7.00
AMUSEMENT MACHINES-DISTRIBUTORS 150.00
AMUSEMENT MACHINES-EACH MACHINE AS ACCESSORY USE 40.00
AMUSEMENT PARKS 1,000.00
ANIMAL GROOMING 50.00
ANIMAL-CLINIC/HOSPITAL 75.00
ANIMAL-EXHIBITIONS '150.00
ANiMAL-KENNEL 60.00
ANSWERING SERVICE 100.00
ANTIQUE SHOP 125.00
APARTMENT EACH UNIT OVER 2 3.50
ARCHERY RANGE 1,000
ARMOURED CARS 100.00
AUCTION SHOPS/AUCTIONEER 200.00
ASTROLOGERS, PSYCHICS, FORTUNETELLERS, 7,500.00
AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL 100.00
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AUTO DEALER 350.00
AUTO PARKING, STORAGE, GARAGES OR PARKING LOTS 100.00
AUTO DETAILING, CAR WASH OR WAX 100.00
AUTO REPAIR AND/OR SERVICE SHOP 100.00
AUTO PAINT AND BQDY SHOP 100.00
AUTO MECHANICAL REPAIRS 100.00
AUTO SERVICE STATION 200.00
AUTO USED CAR DEALER 350.00
AUTO, TRUCK, TRAILER, BOAT RENTING SERVICE EACH VEHICLE 50.00
AUTO FUEL DISPENSOR NOT LOCATED AT AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE STATION 15.00
AUTO TAG AGENCY 50.00
B
BAKERY'S - RETAIL 100,00
BAKERY'S - WHOLESALE, MANUFACTURER/DISTRIBUTOR 200.00
BAR/LOUNGE 100.00
BARBER - EACH 30.00
BARBERSHOP 60.00
BICYCLE (REPAIRS ONLY) 60.00
BILLIARD PARLORS 100.00
BLUEPRINTING 100.00
BOATS FOR SALE/RENTAL, 100.00
BOATS; CHARTER AND DREDGE 100.00
BOAT BUILDERS 100.00
BOAT TAXI OPERATIONS 200.00
BONDSMEN PROFESSIONAL 150.00
BOOKKEEPER/ACCOUNTING SERVICES 100.00
BOTTLING WORKS/MANUFACTING & DISTRIBUTION 150.00
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BOWLING ALLEY ~ EACH LANE 40.00
BROKERS - STKS, BONDS 150.00
BROKERS - INSURANCE 100.00
BROKERS - YACHT & SHIP SALESPERSONS 100.00
BROKERS - OTHERS 100.00
BURGLAR ALARM/MONITORING COMPANIES 100.00
BUTCHERS/BUTCHER SHOPS 75.00
C
CANTEEN WAGON OR CAFE - EACH VEHICLE 50.00
CARPENTER SHOPS 75.00
CAR WASH 100.00
CATERING 50.00
CARPET AND RUG CLEANING 100.00
CARPET SALES/INSTALLATION 100.00
CEMENT, CONCRETE, PLASTER 100.00
CHECK CASHING STORE 200.00
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS 50.00
CLAIMS AND COLLECTION AGENCY 100.00
CLOTHING
A) ALTERATIONS 45.00
B) TAILOR, DRESSMAKING 100.00
COIN DEALERS 50.00
COLD STORAGE WAREHOUSE 100.00
COMMISION MERCHANTS 75.00
COMMERCIAL GARBAGE COLLECTION 1,250.00
COMMERCIAL TRASH COLLECTION 450.00
COMMUNITY BASED RESIDENT]AL FACILITIES 100.00
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CONSULTANTS - EACH 150.00
CONTRACTORS
(A) GENERAL BUILDING 225.00
(]3) SUB GENERAL 168.00
(C) ENGINEERING 168.00
SUBCONTRACTORS
(D) ACOUSTICAL TILE 75.00
(E) AIR CONDITIONING 120.00
(F) AWNING 90.00
(G) CARPENTRY 150.00
(~I) ELECTRICAL 150.00
(I) ELEVATOR 90.00
(J) FLOOR LAYING & SANDING 150.00
(K) GAS, FITTING PIPE FII~-ING 150.00
(I~) JALOUSIE 50.00
(M) MASON & PLASTER CONTRACTOR 150.00
(lq) MOVING &WRECKING HOUSES 75.00
(O) ORNAMENTAL IRON, BRONZE AND STEEL 75.00
(?) PLUMBING i50.00
(Q) PAINTING 120.00
(R) PLASTERING & CEMENT 150.00
(S) PLATE GLASS & GLAZIER 75.00
(T) ROOFING 150.00
(U) SANDBLASlNG 150.00
(¥) SIGN 90.00
(W) SOLAR WATER HEATER 75.00
(X) SEPTIC TANK 120.00
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(Y) SPRINKLER SYSTEM 75.00
(Z.) STEEL, REINFORCING
(AA) SEPTIC TANK 120.00
(BB) SOLAR WATER HEATER 75.00
(CC) SWIMMING POOLS 90.00
(DD) VENETIAN BLIND 60.00
(EIb) TILE, MARBLE & GRANITE 150.00
(FF) WELL DRILLING 90.00
(GG) NOT CLASSIFIED 90.00
COUNTRY CLUB 450.00
COSMETOLOGY SALONS 60.00
COSMETOLOGIST - EACH 30.00
CREDIT BUREAUS 100.00
D
DANCE HALLS 150.00
DATA PROCESSING - SERVICE AGENCY 125.00
DATA PROCESSING - SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT 150.00
DELIVERY SERVICES - PER EACH VEHICLE 10.00
DENTAL TECHNICIAN/HYGIENIST 30.00
DIRECTORIES 100.00
DRAMATIC OR THEATRICAL TROUPES OR COMPANIES 200.00
DISC JOCKEY (SEE ENTERTAINMENT) 100.00
DRY CLEANING PLANT 75.00
E
ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER COMPANIES 150.00
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES 150.00
ENGAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS 100.00
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EXTERMINATORS 100.00
F
FACTORIES - 100.00
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS-BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES 350.00
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS-BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOC 350.00
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS-MONEY LENDERS EXCEPT BANKS 350.00
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS-MORTGAGE LOAN CO. 350.00
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS-PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 350.00
FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICES 75.00
FISH MARKET 75.00
FLEA MARKET 1500.00
FLORIST 100.00
FUNERAL HOME 100.00
FURNITURE REFINISHERS 50.00
G
GAS COMPANIES-SELLING BOTTLED GAS 100.00
GAS COMPANIES-SELLING THRU PIPELINE 250.00
GOLF COURSE 500.00
GOLF-DRIVING RANGES/MINIATURE GOLF 225.00
GRAVEL, SAND, SOD, DIRT- SALES 100.00
H
HALLS FOR HIRE 150.00
HEALTH CLUBS 125.00
HOME HEALTH CARE SERVICES 100.00
HOSPITALS 315.00
HOTELS, LODGING HOUSES AND MOTELS-FIRST ROOM 50.00
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HOTELS, LODGING HOUSES AND MOTELS-EACH ADDITIONAL ROOM 5.50
HYPNOTISTS 170.00
ICE CREAM VENDORS 50.00
ICE CREAM MANUFACTURING OF, WHOLESALE 100.00
ICE CREAM SHOP/PARLOR 100.00
ICE MANUFACTURING, DISTRIBUTION & STORAGE 180.00
INSURANCE ADJUSTERS 100.00
INSURANCE AGENTS-EACH 50.00
INSURANCE AGENCY OFFICE 100.00
INSURANCE COMPANIES 100.00
INTERIOR DECORATORS 100.00
J
JANITORIAL SERVICES 100.00
JEWELRY 150.00
JEWERY BROKER 300.00
JUNK SHOPS 250.00
K
KEROSENE DEALERS -WHOLESALE DEALER 225.00
KEROSENE DISTRiBUTOR-EACH VEHICLE 28.10
L
LABOR UNION ORGANIZATIONS 250.00
LANDSCAPING SERVICE/LAWN MAINTENANCE 50.00
LAND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY 100.00
LAUNDRIES SELF SERVICE 225.00
LAUNDRIES & DRY CLEANERS 100.00
LOAN AGENTS 150.00
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LECTURERS 225.00
LOCKSMITH 80.00
LUMBER DEALERS 150.00
M
MACHINE SHOPS 75.00
MANICURIST-EACH 50.00
MASSEUR/MASSEUSE 50.00
MAIL ORDER BUSINESSES 50.00
MANUFACTURING 150.00
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS 100.00
MARINA 1,000.00
MARINA - EACH BOAT SLIP 75.00
MASSAGE SALONS 100.00
MEDICAL CLINICS 200.00
MERCHANTS RETAIL STOCK < $1,000 60.00
MERCHANTS RETAIL STOCK OVER $1,000 & < $5,000 70.00
MERCHANTS RETAIL STOCK OVER $5,000 & < $10,000 150.00
MERCHANTS RETAIL STOCK OVER $10,000 & < $20,000 180.00
MERCHANTS RETAIL STOCK OVER $20,000 & < $50,000 225.00
MERCHANTS RETAIL STOCK OVER $50,000 & < $100,000 400.00
MERCHANTS RETAIL STOCK OVER $100,000, EACH ADDITIONAL $1,000 2.00
MERCHANTS WHOLESALE -SAME AS RETAIL
MESSENGER SERVICE 60.00
MESSENGER SERVICE- EACH VEHICLE 20.00
MOBILE HOME PARK 300.00
MOBILE HOME SALES 150.00
MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTONES 100.00
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MOTION PICTURE THEATRE 400.00
MOTION PICTURE THEATRE - CANDY AND POPCORN CONCESSION 40.00
MOVING COMPANY W/STORAGE 100.00
MOVING COMPANY EACH VEHICLE OVER 2 25.00
MUSEUMS 225.00
MUSIC/RECORDING STUDIO 120.00
N
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS BUREAU AGENCY 125.00
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS DAILY 12000
NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHED WKLY,SEMI-MONTH OR MONTHLY 120.00
NEWSSTANDS 50.00
NIGHT CLUB 300.00
NURSE 30.00
NURSERIES TREES/PLANTS 50.00
NURSING HOMES 100.00
P
PAINT & BODY SHOPS 100.00
PARKING LOTS 1 TO 25 CARS 50.00
PARKING LOTS OVER 26 CARS 100.00
PAWNBROKERS 500.00
PEDDLERS - STREET VENDORS 100.00
PET SHOP 75.00
PHOTOGRAPHERS 50.00
PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIOS 100.00
PIANO TUNERS 50.00
POOL MAINTANANCE 100.00
PRINTING 100-00
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PRIVATE INVESTIGATIVE AGENCY 125.00
PRIVATE SCHOOLS 175.00
PROFESSIONALS - EACH INDIVIDUAL 170.00
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 100.00
PUBLISHERS 100.00
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RAILROAD TRAINS 500.00
REAL ESTATE BROKER WITH NO AGENTS 100.00
REAL ESTATE BROKER -EACH AGENT 100.00
REAL ESTATE SALEMAN 50.00
REPAIR WATCH AND JEWELRY 100.00
REPAIR & SERVICE SHOPS 100.00
RESTAURANTS 0 TO 30 SEATS 50.00
RESTAURANTS 31 TO 74 SEATS 100.00
RESTAURANTS 74 TO 149 SEATS 150.00
RESTAURANTS 150 OR MORE SEATS 200.00
RESTAURANTS DRIVE IN 100.00
RESEARCH LABORATORIES 100.00
RINKS - SKATING, ROLLER 150.00
S
SALES OFFICE NO STOCK 50.00
SCHOOLS 175.00
SECURITY COMPANIES 125.00
SHOE REPAIR 75.00
SHOE SHINE-EACH CHAIR 28.00
SHOWROOM 100.00
SNACK BARS AS ACCESSORY USE 60.00
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STORAGE WAREHOUSE/PUBLIC STORAGE 100.00
T
TANNING SALONS 1 TO 5 UNITS 100.00
TANNING SALONS (AS ACCESSORY USE) 50.00
TANNING SALONS-EACH ADDITIONAL UNIT OVER 5 UNITS 10.00
TA~FOO PARLOR 1000.00
TAX PREPARATION SERVICE 100.00
TAXICABS -EACH 50.00
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES 200.00
TELEMARKETING SALES 100.00
TELEPHONE COMPANIES 200.00
TELEVISION AND RADIO STATION 150.00
TOWING SERVICE (WRECKING, HAULING, SALVAGE) 100.00
TRAVEL AGENCY 100.00
TRUCKING OR TRANSPORT CO 150.00
TRUCK/TRAILER RENTAL OR LEASING 100.00
TRUCKITRAILER RENTAL OR LEASING-EACH VEHICLE OVER 3 20.00
U
UNCLASSIFIED 100.00
UNIFORM SERVICE (TOWEL,LINEN,DIAPER) 125.00
UPHOLSTERER 100.00
V
VALET PARKING PER LOCATION FOR HIRE ONLY 100.00
VEHICLE LEASING CO-EACH 50.00
VENDING MACHINES- BUSINESS PREMISES 75.00
VENDING MACHINES-ONE CENT,EACH MACHINE 1.00
VENDING MACHINES-FIVE CENTS,EACH MACHINE 5.00
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VENDING MACHINES-TENCENTS,EACH MACHINE 7.50
VENDING MACHINES-OVER TEN CENTS,EACH MACHINE 10.00
Section 13. Severability. The provisions of this Ordinance are declared to be
severable and if any section, sentence, clause or phrase of this Ordinance shall for any
reason be held to be invalid or unconstitutional, such decision shall not affect the
validity of the remaining sections, sentences, clauses, and phrases of this Ordinance
but they shall remain in effect, it being the legislative intent that this Ordinance shall
stand notwithstanding the invalidity of any part.
Section14. Effective Date. This Ordinance shall be effective immediately upon
adoption on second reading.
Section15. Replacing County Code Provisions. Pursuant to City Charter Sec.
8.04, the provisions of Sec. 8A- 224, Et. Seq. Of the County Code are hereby replaced
by this ordinance.
The foregoing Ordinance was offered by Councilmember Perlow, who moved its
adoption on first reading. This motion was seconded by Councilmember Holzberg, and
upon being put to a vote, the vote was as follows:
Councilmember Arthur Berger absent
Councilmember Jay Beskin yes
Councilmember Ken Cohen yes
Councilmember Harry Holzberg yes
Councilmember Jeffrey Perlow yes
Vice Mayor Patricia Rogers-Libert yes
Mayor Arthur I. Snyder absent
The foregoing Ordinance was offered by Vice Mayor Rogers-Libert, who moved
its adoption on second reading. This motion was seconded by Councilmember Cohen,
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and upon being put to a vote, the vote was as follows:
Councilmember Arthur Berger yes
Councilmember Jay Beskin yes
Councilmember Ken Cohen yes
Councilmember Harry Holzberg yes
Councilmember Jeffrey Perlow yes
Vice Mayor Patricia Rogers-Libert no
Mayor Arthur I. Snyder yes
PASSED AND ADOPTED on first reading this 16th day of July, 1996.
PASSED AND ADOPTED on second reading~20~h day/f August, 1996.
~ I. SNyDER, MAYOR
ATTEST:
TERESA Mi SMITH,
CITY CLERK
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL SUFFICIENCY:
CITY ATTORNEY
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