Section
Article I. Automatic Music Machines
12-1 Compliance
12-2 License required
12-3 Same — application
12-4 Same — term
12-5 Same — fee
12-6 Same — investigation; issuance
12-7 Use of devices carrying music to public streets prohibited
12-8 Sounds audible in public streets prohibited during certain hours
Article II. Building Contractors
12-9 “Building contractor” defined
12-10 Exemptions
12-11 License required
12-12 Same — application; investigation of applicant
12-13 Same — fees
12-14 Same — term; renewal
12-15 Same — revocation
12-16 Insurance
12-16.1 Bond required for licensed contractors; form
12-17 Use of another’s license, giving false information and the like prohibited
Article III. Bump Shop
12-18 “Bump shop” defined
12-19 License required
12-20 Same — application
12-21 Same — fee; term
12-22 Same — investigation of applicant; issuance
12-23 Same — suspension and revocation
12-23.5 Penalty — designation as municipal civil infraction
Article IV. Cigarette Vending Machines and Mechanical Amusement Devices
12-24 Definitions
12-25 License for operator and machines — required; identification of machines
12-26 Exemption from requirement for operator’s license
12-27 Same — applications; notification of transfer of license
12-28 Same — fee
12-29 Same — investigation of applicant
12-30 Same — affidavit of applicant; insurance; term
12-31 Same — duties of City Clerk
12-32 Same — revocation
12-33 Identification numbers of machines and devices; affixing of license
12-34 Playing of mechanical amusement device by persons under 16 prohibited; exception; posting of signs
12-35 Penalties
12-36 Use of mechanical amusement device which contains payoff device prohibited
12-37 Destruction of machines used in violation
Article V. Coin-Operated Laundry and Dry Cleaning Facilities
12-38 “Public coin-operated laundry or dry cleaning operation” defined
12-39 License — required
12-40 Same — application
12-41 Same — fee; term; inspection and approval; maintenance
12-42 Loitering prohibited; presence of juveniles
Article VI. Cutting, Removing or Trimming Trees
12-43 License — required; application; issuance; display
12-44 Same — fees; term
12-45 Insurance
Article VII. Initial Merchants
12-46 “Initial merchant” defined
12-46.1 Transacting business on nonresidential private property
12-47 When person deemed engaged initially in sales
12-48 License required
12-48.1 Penalty — designation as municipal civil infraction
12-49 Same — application
12-49.1 Definitions
12-49.2 Licensing — additional requirements
12-49.3 Extended hours permit
12-50 License required — referral for investigation; issuance
12-51 Same — fees
12-52 Licenses for branch stores
12-53 Provisions not to affect requirements as to bonds
Article VIII. Junk Dealers, Secondhand Dealers, Pawnbrokers and the Like
Division 1. Generally
12-53.1 Compliance; State law adopted
Division 2. Junk Dealers, Secondhand Dealers and the Like
12-54 Definitions
12-54.1 Sale of goods — license required
12-54.2 Same — on parking lots and the like
12-55 Secondhand or junk dealers
12-56 License required; application; investigation of applicant; issuance; renewal
12-57 Same — fees; exemptions
12-58 Same — certain persons prohibited from being licensees; revocation
12-59 Inspection of vehicles and premises
12-60 Vehicle license tags
12-61 Consent of owners of neighboring property; location
12-62 Name, address, thumbprint and other information required from pawnors and the like; provisions for transactions of aluminum siding
12-62.1 Operation of pawnbrokers on Sunday prohibited
12-62.2 Period of retention
12-62.3 Right of entry of police, Building Inspector or Fire Marshal
12-62.4 Sale or possession of items with serial numbers altered, removed and the like
12-62.5 Police order to hold property
12-63 Purchase — sale prohibited during certain hours
12-64 Posting of business sign; records required to be kept
12-65 Articles purchased by dealer to be retained unaltered for specific periods; exceptions; reports to police
12-66 Purchases from certain persons prohibited
12-67 Reserved
12-67.1 Operation and condition of premises
12-67.2 Conditions of premises generally
12-67.3 Storage of scrap tires
12-67.3.1 Definitions
12-67.3.2 Unauthorized storage of scrap tires in outdoor collection sites prohibited
12-67.3.3 Same — exception
12-67.3.4 Same — permit requirement
12-67.3.5 Same — insurance requirement
12-67.3.6 Same — bond requirement
12-67.3.7 Same — stacking requirement
12-67.3.8 Same — distance from combustibles
12-67.3.9 Same — distance from buildings and property lines
12-67.3.10 Same — distance from fires or fire producing instruments
12-67.3.11 Same — distance from motorized equipment, spark arresting devices requirement
12-67.3.12 Same — smoking prohibited; notice requirement
12-67.3.13 Same — fence requirement
12-67.3.14 Same — penalty for violation
12-68 Sale of bedding, clothing and the like
12-69 Objection of neighboring residential property owners
12-69.1 Violation and penalty
Article IX. Leasing Motorcycles and the Like
12-70 Definitions
12-71 License required
12-72 Same — application
12-73 Same — fee; term
12-74 Same — issuance
12-75 Same — suspension and revocation
12-76 Lessee and operator to be licensed by State; records
12-77 General restrictions on leasing
Article X. Nonfire Alarm Systems
12-78 Definitions
12-79 Permit required; permission required to connect systems to Police Department
12-80 Installation of systems generally
12-81 False alarms; defective system
Article XI. Sale and Distribution of Christmas Trees
12-82 Compliance
12-83 On tax exempt property
12-84 License — application; exemption; fee
12-85 Same — issuance
12-86 Bond
12-87 Maintenance of premises
12-88 Erection of buildings, signs and the like
12-89 Installation of electrical devices and apparatus
12-90 Inspection of premises; effect of failure to comply
12-90.5 Penalty — designation as municipal civil infraction
Article XII. Sale and Distribution of Coal and Coke
12-91 License required
12-92 Same — application; investigation of applicant; fee; issuance; term; renewal
12-93 Same — revocation
12-94 Certificates
12-95 Marking of delivery vehicles with license number
12-96 Mixing and substitution of fuels prohibited; exception
12-97 Mislabeling
Article XIII. Use of Buildings, Stands and the Like for Certain Businesses
12-98 Applicability
12-99 Permit required
12-100 Minimum sizes; compliance with other regulations; sewer and water connections
Article XIV. Wreckers and Wrecker and Towing Service
12-101 Wrecker and towing service
12-102 Definitions
12-103 License required; term, fee, display, transfer
12-104 License applications; granting of license
12-105 License revocation, suspension or denial
12-106 Safety standards
12-107 Insurance
12-108 Inspections
12-109 Illegal towing
12-110 Storage area
12-111 Special permits
12-112 Wrecker driver to clean streets when removing wrecked vehicles
12-113 Penalty
Article XV. Educational Museum/Theme Park
12-114 Definitions
12-115 License required
12-116 Same — term
12-117 Same — application
12-118 Annual report
12-119 Original license fee
12-120 Annual license fee
12-121 License fee credits
12-122 Cash flow agreement
12-123 Insurance
12-124 Revocation of license
Article XVI. Car Washes
12-125 License required
12-126 License application — form
12-127 Same — investigation
12-128 Issuance of license; fees; license period
12-129 Definition
12-130 Requirements of owner
12-131 Hours of operation
Article XVII. Clubs
12-132 License required
12-133 License application; form
12-134 Same — investigation
12-135 Issuance of license; fees; license period
12-136 Definitions
12-137 Requirements of owner
12-138 Hours of operation
Article XVIII. Filling Stations
Division 1. Generally
12-139 Permit to operate required
12-140 Same — application; revocation; nontransferable
12-141 Same — submission and approval of plans and specifications
12-142 Same — operating without declared public nuisance; abatement
12-143 Sales of motor fuels — license required
12-144 Same — fees; term; renewal; revocation; nontransferable
12-145 Compliance with Fire Code; tank installations
12-146 Compliance with zoning, building, and other regulations; correction of unsafe or unsanitary conditions; authority of Fire Chief to close
Division 2. Safety Regulations
12-147 Accumulations of junk prohibited
12-148 Installation of open flame appliances
Article XIX: Hotels and Rooming Houses
12-149 Definitions
12-150 License required
12-151 Same — application; fee; term
12-152 Person to be on duty at place of registration at all times; exceptions; notification of Fire Department in case of fire
12-153 Posting of notice advising as to provisions of chapter
Article XX. Open Parking Stations
12-154 “Open parking station” defined
12-155 License required
12-156 Same — application
12-157 Same — fees
12-158 Same — issuance; term; records
12-159 Same — revocation
12-160 Signs required
12-161 Day and night rates
12-162 Claim checks
12-163 Charging rates in excess of those stated in license application
12-164 Notification of claims for loss, theft and the like; owner’s obligations
12-165 Liability
12-166 Refusing to accept cars prohibited
12-167 Sidewalks, curbs and driveways
12-168 Stations to be dust free
12-169 Subletting to vendors
12-170 Unauthorized use of parked vehicles
Article XXI. Solicitor’s, Canvasser’s and Peddler’s License
12-171 Definitions
12-172 License requirements
12-173 Application
12-174 Fees; exemptions
12-175 Issuance
12-176 Acceptance by licensee; conditions applying to license and licensee
12-177 Term
12-178 Suspension and revocation
12-179 Tags to be attached to vehicles
Article XXII. Charitable Solicitations and the Like
12-180 Permit; compliance
12-181 Same — application
12-182 Same — issuance; term
12-182.1 Same — religious organizations exempted from fee
12-183 Same — suspension and revocation
12-184 Reserved
12-185 Identification cards
12-185.1 Prohibited acts
Article XXIII. Sale of Ice Cream from Vehicles and the Like
12-186 License; definitions
12-187 Same — prerequisite for issuance
12-188 Same — limitation on number of licenses
12-189 Same — term
12-190 Same — suspension and revocation
12-191 Operation of vehicle by person under 14 prohibited
12-192 Vehicles not to be operated more than one hour after sundown; exception
12-193 Operation in public park deemed public nuisance
12-194 Insurance
Article XXIV. Sidewalk Photographers
12-195 Purpose
12-196 Prohibited in certain areas
12-197 Exemptions from provisions
Article XXV. Freight Carriers
12-198 License required
12-199 Same — application; fee; issuance; display of license number on vehicle
12-200 Same — term
12-201 Charging unreasonable rates
12-202 Certain acts prohibited
Article XXVI. Taxicabs, and Other For-Hire Vehicles
Division 1. In General
12-203 Definitions
Division 2. Taxicabs
12-204 Taxicab color code requirement
12-205 Taxicab markings required
12-206 Display of license
12-207 Reserved
12-208 Partition required in taxicabs
12-209 Taximeter
12-210 License required for hiring on fixed fee or contribution basis
12-211 License to operate — required
12-212 Same — determination of public convenience and necessity
12-213 Same — hearing
12-214 Same — application
12-215 Same — fee; license plates
12-216 Same — issuance
12-217 Same — grounds for refusal
12-218 Insurance
12-219 Taxicab rates
12-220 Motor vehicle for hire
12-221 Public driver’s license generally
12-222 Renewal of public driver’s license
12-223 Public driver’s badge
12-224 Expiration date of licenses
12-225 Suspension and revocation of license
12-226 Inspection of taxicabs
12-227 Daily operations required; abandonment of service
12-228 Taxi stands
12-229 Loading zones
12-230 Conduct of owners or operators generally
12-231 Penalty for violation of § 12-28
12-232 Payment in advance; refusal of passenger
12-233 Loitering in or near vehicle
12-234 Nonpayment of fare a misdemeanor
12-235 Public liability insurance requirements for buses
12-236 Consent of first passenger required to carry additional passengers
Division 3. Horse Drawn Carriages
12-237 Card frame for license and inspection card
12-238 Designated routes
12-239 Number parked at one stop
12-240 Time of operation
12-241 Hours of use for each horse
12-242 Care of horses
12-243 Marking of horse
12-244 Inspections
12-245 Repairs and alterations
12-246 Duties of drivers
12-247 Prohibition for drivers
12-248 Suspension of operations by Chief of Police
12-249 Rules and regulations generally
12-250 Expiration of licenses
12-251 Required
12-252 Ownership prerequisite to issuance
12-253 Inspection prerequisite to issuance
12-254 Insurance prerequisite to issuance
12-255 Limitation on number issued
12-256 License plate
12-257 Driver’s license
Article XXVII. Outdoor Pay Telephones
12-258 Outdoor pay telephones prohibited
12-259 Violation of § 12-258; penalty for violation
12-260 Registration
12-261 Revocation procedure
12-262 Placement of pay telephones in public right-of-way
Article XXVIII. Garage/Yard Sales
12-263 Definitions
12-264 Permits and fees
12-265 Licensing
12-266 Information to be filed
12-267 Signs
12-268 Persons and sale excepted
12-269 Penalty
12-270 Enforcement
12-271 Severability
Article XXIX. Fireworks
12-272 Fireworks; license for retail sales
Cross-reference:
Applicability of State law as to transient merchants, see § 10-8
Hawking or peddling goods in park, see § 33-10
License fee for vehicles for hire, see § 26-1
Motor vehicles and traffic generally, see Ch. 28
Vehicles for hire at airport, see § 5-11
ARTICLE I. AUTOMATIC MUSIC MACHINES
Any person or persons desiring to obtain a license for the operation of an automatic music machine shall first make application for such license or licenses to the City Council of the City of Flint in writing, which application shall be sworn to before the City Clerk or Deputy City Clerk and shall contain the following information:
(a) Name and address of applicant;
(b) Number of machines to be operated;
(c) If the applicant is an individual or a partnership, the names and addresses of all applicants and/or partners and a statement of any criminal convictions or pending criminal prosecutions of or against any such person;
(d) If the applicant is a club, association or corporation, the following data shall be given in addition to other requirements of this section:
(1) Type of organization;
(2) Names and addresses of the officers;
(3) The name and address of the person or persons to be in charge of or manage the equipment for which licenses covered by this ordinance are required and a statement of any criminal conviction or pending prosecution of or against any such person or persons;
(4) If the applicant is a nonprofit organization, a detailed statement of its purpose and disposition of fund shall be given.
(5) There shall be attached to the application sets of fingerprints in duplicate of all individual applicants and partners thereof and all persons who are managers or to be in charge of any equipment for which licenses covered by this ordinance are required. If managers or persons in charge as set out above are changed during the license year, the requirements of this ordinance shall be met before such duties are assumed by the new parties involved.
(Ord. 235, passed 4-25-1938; Ord. 1038, passed 9-4-1952)
The applicant for a license shall deposit with the City Clerk at the time of filing an application, an annual license fee as specified in Chapter 26 of this Code.
(Ord. 235, passed 4-25-1938; Ord. 1091, passed 3-24-1953)
Upon filing the application hereinabove provided, the same shall be referred to the Chief of Police and if, after investigation by said Chief of Police, the City Council shall determine that said applicant is a fit, proper and suitable person to operate said equipment and said applicant has complied with all of the requirements of this ordinance, the City Council shall authorize the City Clerk to issue said applicant a license of the type for which application has been made, which license shall expire on April 30, subsequent thereto, and in case the application of said applicant is denied, then the City Clerk shall return to said applicant all license fees which have been paid by the applicant as hereinabove provided.
(Ord. 235, passed 4-25-1938; Ord. 1038, passed 9-4-1952)
No outside speaker or other device shall be attached to any automatic music machine which is designed to or does carry sound of music emanating from said machine to a public street.
(Ord. 235, passed 4-25-1938)
Cross-reference:
Between the hours of 1:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m., it shall be unlawful for any person in charge of any such music machine to operate or to permit such music machine to be operated in such a manner that the sound created, emitted or transmitted by such machine shall be audible to persons upon any public street or highway in the City of Flint.
(Ord. 235, passed 4-25-1938)
ARTICLE II. BUILDING CONTRACTORS
(a) BUILDING CONTRACTOR. Every person, firm, partnership, corporation, association or other organization or any combination thereof, who is engaged in the business of accepting orders or contracts on a cost plus, fixed fee, stated sum, percentage or any combination thereof, or other compensation other than wages for doing work on or in any building or structure requiring the use of stone, brick, mortar, concrete, wood, structural steel or iron, sheet iron, metallic piping, tin, lead, roofing, insulation or any other building material, or for the execution of any building operations on public or private property using building materials or any combination thereof, or for excavating foundations or for the construction of retaining walls, docks, drive piling or the construction in general of structures of any and all descriptions, or for remodeling, repairing or razing any structure, or who shall supervise all or any part of the construction of any of the buildings or structures above described, shall be deemed to be a “building contractor” within the meaning of this ordinance.
(b) PERSONS shall mean individual, firm, partnership, association, syndicate, corporation or other form of business organization.
(Ord. 483, passed 3-20-1942)
Cross-reference:
Buildings, see Ch. 11
Statutory reference:
Regulation of residential builders and the like, see MCLA 338.1501 et seq.
This ordinance shall not apply:
(a) To an authorized representative or representatives of the United States of America, the State of Michigan, the County of Genesee or the City of Flint, Michigan; or
(b) Sole owners of property, building structures or persons making repairs thereon for their own use.
(Ord. 483, passed 3-20-1942)
Hereinafter, anyone desiring to be licensed as a building contractor in the City of Flint shall make application to the Director of Buildings and Inspections by filling in the printed application forms which may be obtained from the City Clerk. The City Clerk upon receipt of any application shall thereupon refer the application to the Director of Buildings and Inspections for the consideration of the Director of Buildings and Inspections.
The Director of Buildings and Inspections shall undertake such investigation of the applicant as is deemed desirable by the Director of Buildings and Inspections, and shall use all reasonable speed in making a recommendation to the City Council as to whether or not a license applied for should be granted and accompany the recommendation with such information as may be deemed by the Director of Buildings and Inspections to be pertinent. The application shall also be referred to the division of police for investigation concerning the character and criminal record, if any, of the applicant. After the completion of the investigation by the division of police, and upon receipt of the recommendation of the Director of Buildings and Inspections, the application shall be presented to the City Council of the City of Flint. No license shall be issued until the issuance of the same has been duly authorized by appropriate action of the City Council.
The application shall require the submission of information relative to the name, business and residence address, residence and occupation for the previous five (5) years, training in the field of building construction, former employers, credit record, criminal record, unpaid judgments and shall contain such other information as may be deemed pertinent and necessary. The application when filed shall become a public record.
(Ord. 483, passed 3-20-1942; Ord. 1022, passed 4-24-1952)
Annual license fees for licenses covered by this ordinance shall be as specified in Chapter 26 of this Code of ordinances.
(Ord. 483, passed 3-20-1942; Ord. 1073, passed 3-24-1953)
All licenses shall expire on April 30 of each year. Any of the licenses herein provided for may be renewed merely upon payment of the required annual license fee to the City Clerk by any holder of a license; provided, however, that payment of the renewal fee is paid at least ten (10) days after the expiration of the old licenses.
(Ord. 483, passed 3-20-1942)
The City Council may, without notice, revoke the license of any person convicted of violating the Flint City Building Code, the Michigan Housing Law or the Building Trust Fund Act of the State of Michigan. The City Council may also, for good and sufficient cause shown and after public hearing revoke licenses.
(Ord. 483, passed 3-20-1942; Ord. 1022, passed 4-24-1952)
Every building contractor granted a license under the terms of this article shall be required to maintain at all times workers’ compensation insurance, and also insurance underwritten by a company authorized to do business in the State against liability to the public in the amount of not less than $100,000.00 for one person or $300,000.00 for one accident, and $100,000.00 against liability arising out of property damage. Such policies shall contain therein or have attached thereto by rider, a provision that the insurer will give notice to the City at least ten days prior to the cancellation of the policies, in event that the insurer should elect to cancel the same. The policies required, or a certificate or certificates executed by the insurer certifying to the existence of the insurance shall be filed with the City Clerk prior to the issuance of any license or renewal thereof. Such insurance shall be maintained continuously during the license year. Failure to maintain insurance as above provided shall be grounds for revocation of the license issued under this article.
(Ord. 483, passed 3-20-1942; Ord. 1872, passed 10-18-1965; Ord. 2961, passed 6-24-1985)
Any building contractor licensed pursuant to this chapter shall be required to post a bond in accordance with the provisions herein. The bond shall be in the amount of five thousand ($5,000.00) dollars for the use and benefit of the City of Flint for correcting violations of the Flint City Code. The bond shall contain the conditions that the principal there shall faithfully comply with the provisions of the chapter, pay or cause to be paid all costs for all labor and materials required to correct all violations cited by the City of Flint. The bond shall remain in full force and effect for the full period of the license. The bond shall be in the form contained herein or as approved by the Legal Department of the City of Flint. Bond form shall be in substantially the following form:
BOND NO.
BUILDING CONTRACTOR’S BOND
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS
THAT WE, , OF
,
STATE OF , HEREINAFTER CALLED THE PRINCIPAL,
AND
CORPORATION ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF , WITH ITS HOME OFFICE IN THE CITY OF ,
IN SAID STATE DULY AUTHORIZED TO TRANSACT SURETY BUSINESS IN THE STATE OF MICHIGAN, A SURETY, ARE HELD AND FIRMLY BOUND UNTO THE CITY OF FLINT, A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN, AS OBLIGEE, IN THE FULL PENAL SUM OF FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, LAWFUL MONEY OF THE UNITED STATES FOR PAYMENT OF WHICH, WELL AND TRULY TO BE MADE, WE BIND OURSELVES, OUR HEIRS, EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, SUCCESSORS, AND ASSIGNS, JOINTLY AND SEVERALLY, FIRMLY BY THESE PRESENTS.
SIGNED, SEALED AND DATED THIS DAY OF , 20_____.
WHEREAS, THE ABOVE BOUNDEN PRINCIPAL HAS OR IS ABOUT TO OBTAIN FROM THE SAID OBLIGEE A LICENSE FOR BUILDING CONTRACTOR, AND
WHEREAS, THE PRINCIPAL IS REQUIRED BY LAW TO FILE WITH THE CITY OF FLINT A BOND CONDITIONED AS HEREINAFTER SET FORTH.
NOW, THEREFORE, THE CONDITION OF THIS OBLIGATION IS SUCH, THAT IF THE ABOVE BOUNDED PRINCIPAL SHALL ON AND AFTER THE DAY OF , 20 , INDEMNIFY SAID OBLIGEE AGAINST ALL COSTS, EXPENSES, LOSS OR DAMAGE TO IT CAUSED BY PRINCIPAL’S NONCOMPLIANCE WITH OR BREACH OF ANY LAWS, STATUTES, ORDINANCE, RULES OR REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO SUCH LICENSEE, THEN THE ABOVE OBLIGATION SHALL BE VOID, OTHERWISE TO BE AND REMAIN IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT.
PROVIDED, THE LIABILITY OF THE SURETY UPON THIS BOND SHALL BE AND REMAIN IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT FOR THE FULL PERIOD OF THE LICENSE OR PERMIT ISSUED TO THE PRINCIPAL ABOVE NAMED BUT NOT BEYOND.
PROVIDED, THAT THIS BOND MAY BE CONTINUED FROM YEAR TO YEAR BY CONTINUATION CERTIFICATE EXECUTED BY THE SURETY HEREON, AND
PROVIDED FURTHER, REGARDLESS OF THE NUMBER OF YEARS THIS BOND SHALL CONTINUE OR BE CONTINUED IN FORCE AND THE NUMBER OF PREMIUMS THAT SHALL BE PAYABLE OR PAID, THE SURETY SHALL NOT BE LIABLE HEREUNDER FOR A LARGER AMOUNT IN THE AGGREGATE, THAN THE AMOUNT OF THIS BOND.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, THE PARTIES HERETO HAVE SET THEIR HANDS AND SEALS THE DAY AND YEAR FIRST ABOVE WRITTEN.
PRINCIPAL
BY:
SURETY
BY:
ATTORNEY-IN-FACT
(POWER OF ATTORNEY, WITH SEAL THEREON, MUST BE ATTACHED)
(Ord. 2676, passed 10-23-1978)
Any person or persons, the members of any firm, co-partnership, corporation, association or other organization or any combination thereof, presenting or attempting to file or use the license of another, or who shall give false or forged evidence of any kind to the Director of Buildings and Inspections, or to any member thereof in obtaining or maintaining a license, or shall falsely impersonate another or who shall use an expired or revoked license, or shall violate any one or more of the provisions of any section of this ordinance, shall upon conviction be punished by a fine not exceeding three hundred dollars ($300.00) or by imprisonment for not more than ninety (90) days in the City or County Jail, or by both such fine and imprisonment in the discretion of the Court for each offense.
(Ord. 483, passed 3-20-1942; Ord. 1212, passed 8-5-1954)
ARTICLE III. BUMP SHOP
A “bump shop” is defined for the purpose of this ordinance as:
BUMP SHOP. Any public garage, wherein body, fender, frame, painting work, or any mechanical service is done upon motor vehicles within an enclosed building.
(Ord. 1989, passed 8-4-1967; Ord. 3806, passed 11-28-2011)
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