CHAPTER 26: LICENSING FEES AND OTHER CHARGES

Section

   26-1   Licensing fees generally

   26-1.1   Additional license fee when special meeting of Council required

   26-1.3   Revocation of license for possession of stolen property

   26-2   Licenses, registration and fees

   26-3   Permits — generally

   26-4   Same — building, electrical, plumbing and the like

   26-5   Same — sidewalk construction, excavation and the like

Cross-reference:

   Enforcement of licensing provisions, see § 18-2

   Licensing of:

      Advertising and signs, see §§ 3-17 – 3-21

      Ambulance driver, see §§ 7-9 – 7-12

      Ambulance license, see §§ 7-1 – 7-5

      Auctioneer, see §§ 10-5, 10-6

      Automatic music machines, see §§ 12-2 – 12-6

      Billiard halls, poolrooms and bowling alleys, see §§ 8-5 – 8-12

      Building contractors, see §§ 12-11 – 12-15

      Bump shops, see §§ 12-19 – 12-23

      Businesses leasing motorcycles, see §§ 12-71 – 12-75

      Car washes, see §§ 12-125 – 12-128

      Card tables, see §§ 8-15 – 8-22

      Christmas tree sales, see §§ 12-84, 12-85

      Cigarette vending machines and mechanical amusement devices and operators thereof, see §§ 12-25 – 12-32

      Coal and coke sales, see §§ 12-91 – 12-93

      Coin-operated laundry and dry cleaning facilities, see §§ 12-39 – 12-41

      Cutting, removing or trimming trees, see §§ 12-43, 12-44

      Educational museum/theme park, see §§ 12-115 – 12-117

      Filling stations, see §§ 12-143, 12-144

      Freight carriers, see §§ 12-198 – 12-200

      Gasoline and motor fuel sales, see §§ 49-27, 49-28

      Hotels and rooming houses, see §§ 12-150, 12-151

      Ice cream sales and the like from motor vehicles, see §§ 12-186 – 12-190

      Initial merchants, see §§ 12-48, 12-49, 12-49.2, 12-50 – 12-52

      Junk dealers, secondhand dealers, pawnbrokers and the like, see §§ 12-56 – 12-58

      Oil or chemical substances applied to streets, see §§ 42-27 – 42-31

      Open parking stations, see §§ 12-155 – 12-159

      Public dance halls, see §§ 8-38, 8-39

      Public exhibitions, shows and the like, see §§ 8-45 – 8-48

      Refuse dumping grounds, see §§ 39-32 – 39-36

      Shooting galleries and firing ranges, see §§ 8-24 – 8-29

      Sidewalk builder, see § 42-62

      Snow removal vehicles, see §§ 42-69 – 42-73

      Solicitors, canvassers and peddlers, see §§ 12-172 – 12-178

      Taxicabs, see §§ 12-203 – 12-236

      Vehicles used in collection of junk, see §§ 12-59, 12-60

      Wrecker and towing service, see §§ 12-103 – 12-105

   Penalty for failure to renew license, see § 18-3

   Vehicle operator’s license, see §§ 28-184 – 28-193

§ 26-1 LICENSING FEES GENERALLY.

   The various businesses, trades or occupations enumerated in Appendix A shall pay a license fee as shall be established from time to time by resolution of the City Council, kept on file by the City Clerk, and contained in Appendix A of the City Code.

(Ord. 2656, passed 8-14-1978; Ord. 2941, passed 2-11-1985; Ord. 2977, passed 1-27-1986; Ord. 3020, passed 12-8-1986; Ord. 3068, passed 7-25-1988; Ord. 3071, passed 9-12-1988; Ord. 3072, passed 9-15-1988; Ord. 3241, passed 7-26-1993; Ord. 3408, passed 2-8-1999)

§ 26-1.1 ADDITIONAL LICENSE FEE WHEN SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL REQUIRED.

   As a condition of calling and convening a special City Council meeting for the purpose of approving any application for any license issued by the City, an additional fee may be imposed by the City Council for such license. The decision whether to impose any such additional fee shall be within the discretion of the Council, after considering such factors as the circumstances requiring a special meeting, the purpose of the license, the experience of the City in issuing prior licenses to the applicant in question, and the like.

   Such additional fee shall not exceed 100% of the normal licensing fee for such license.

(Ord. 2886, passed 9-26-1983)