(A) License.
(1) Any and all licenses issued hereunder shall state that such license is issued in the name of the junk dealer solely for the purpose of keeping, maintaining, conducting, and operating a junkyard, the expiration date thereof, the legal description of the premises where the junkyard is to be located, that the license shall be used and the privileges thereof exercised only at the described premises, and that such license is non-assignable and non-transferable.
(2) Such license shall further provide that it is issued subject to all the provisions of this chapter; that upon the first conviction for a violation of any of the provisions of this chapter, in addition to the fine, such junkyard shall remain closed for a period of 30 days; that upon the second conviction for a violation of any of the provisions of this chapter, such license shall become null and void, and the licensee shall forfeit all sums paid for such license; and that the licensee, by the acceptance of such license expressly agrees to all the terms and conditions thereof, and to the terms and provisions of this division (A) and all amendments thereto.
(Prior Code, § 7-4-6)
(B) License fee. The annual license fee for each junkyard shall be $200 payable in advance with the filing of the application for license and shall not be subject to pro rata reduction for a portion of the year, either because of the application for or because of revocation of a license; provided, however, only one annual license fee shall be payable for licenses which may be issued whenever the applicant desires to keep, maintain, conduct, or operate junkyards on lots, blocks, tracts, or parcels of land which are situated on directly opposite sides of and abut upon each side of a public street or alley. Where such place of business is not located in the city but the operator carries on the business of buying or collecting or bartering for the items heretofore enumerated within the city, the annual fee shall be $200 for each junk dealer. The fee is payable as provided in this chapter.
(Prior Code, § 7-4-7)