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(a) No person, firm or corporation, except as hereinafter provided, shall deliver any coal or coke, which is sold by weight, unless the driver or person actually making the delivery, shall be possessed of a certificate in writing, or partly written and partly printed, together with a duplicate or carbon copy thereof, which certificate shall contain the following:
(1) Name of licensee coal merchant and number of license.
(2) Address of location of office from which the fuel is delivered.
(3) Address of purchaser.
(4) Name of person actually making the delivery.
(5) Weight of vehicle.
(6) Name or identifying initials of the party who weighed it.
(7) Net weight of the fuel.
(8) Kind of fuel delivered.
(9) Kinds of weight of each, if fuel is mixed.
Said certificate shall be in exact conformity with the facts and weight of the vehicle shall have been ascertained on the day of delivery.
(b) No person shall engage in the delivery of fuel sold by weight except as provided, without having at all times with him the duplicate certificates above mentioned and he shall deliver one of said duplicate certificates to the purchaser at the same time the delivery of the fuel is made, and shall show such certificate, or certificates or duplicates thereof, to the Sealer of Weights and Measures or any of his deputies, or to any police officer of the City, whenever demanded and both the driver and the licensee for whom he is working may be proceeded against for any violation of these provisions.
(c) This section shall not be applicable in those cases in which the licensee has sold and is delivering the entire carload of fuel to one party without reweighing or measuring the same but in those cases the licensee shall deliver to the purchaser immediately upon delivery of such fuel a duplicate copy of the licensee’s bill of lading or invoice of the weight, or an invoice of the quantity of such fuel in case the sale is made other than by weight.
(Ord. 370, passed 1-29-1931)
It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to substitute or mix fuels or cause the substitution or mixing of fuel sold at retail by said person, firm or corporation except when the fuel has been sold as such and so indicated on the delivery certificate.
(Ord. 370, passed 1-29-1931)
It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to sell, offer for sale, deliver or advertise any coal or coke by any name which is not the true, usual and customary name of the same without giving the true, usual and customary name of such fuel or the name of the State from which it comes, together with the name or number of the district, mine or seam from which it was mined, and a description which will indicate the size and character of its preparation.
(Ord. 370, passed 1-29-1931)
ARTICLE XIII. USE OF BUILDINGS, STANDS AND THE LIKE FOR CERTAIN BUSINESSES
This ordinance does not apply to the sale of oil or gasoline sold from any filling station which has been duly licensed and does not apply to permanent buildings which have a floor space of more than one hundred fifty (150) square feet all of which is used for business purposes although divided into rooms less than one hundred fifty (150) square feet in which different businesses are conducted.
(Ord. 422, passed 6-28-1932)
It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to use or cause to be used, any building, part of building property, stand, shelter or equipment for the sale of fruits, vegetables, ice cream, soft drinks, candy, magazines, flowers, oils, merchandise, commodities or things without first having obtained the written permit of the Chief Inspector of the Division of Safety Inspections.
(Ord. 422, passed 6-28-1932)
The said Chief Inspector shall not issue any permit for the construction, use and/or occupation of any building, part of building, property, stand, shelter or equipment, which is to be used for the sale of the above mentioned articles, that has less than one hundred fifty (150) square feet of floor area (outside measurements) or less than twelve hundred seventy-five (1,275) cubic feet of air space within the four walls and ceiling, nor more than 600 square feet of floor area and must be a permanent building and shall conform in all respects to the zoning ordinance, Building, Plumbing and Electrical Codes of the City of Flint. Such places or businesses displaying or selling fruits, vegetables, ice cream, soft drinks or any other food stuffs or employing three or more persons therein shall have sewer, toilet and water connections.
(Ord. 422, passed 6-28-1932)
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