§ 111.02 OCCUPATION TAX.
   (A)   For the purpose of raising revenue within the city, there is hereby levied upon the following described businesses conducted in the city, the following described occupation taxes:
Business/License Type
Tax
Business/License Type
Tax
Alcoholic liquor wholesale license (except beer)
$1,000
Beer wholesale license:
$500
   Class A: Beer only except for brewpubs, for consumption on the premises
$100
   Class B: Beer only, except for brewpubs, for consumption off the premises
$50
   Class C: Alcoholic liquors for consumption on and off the premises
$500
   Class D: Alcoholic liquors, including beer for consumption off the premises
$300
   Class I: Alcoholic liquors, for consumption on the premises
$400
   Class J: Beer and wine only, for consumption on the premises of restaurants only
$250
Catering permit
$150
Manufacture of beer, excluding beer produced by a brewpub:
   1 to 100 barrel daily capacity, or any part thereof
$200
   100 to 150 barrel daily capacity
$400
   150 to 200 barrel daily capacity
$700
   200 to 300 barrel daily capacity
$1,000
   300 to 400 barrel daily capacity
$1,300
   400 to 500 barrel daily capacity
$1,400
   500 barrel daily capacity, or more
$1,600
Manufacture of wines
$500
Manufacture of alcohol and spirits
$2,000
Non-beverage user:
   Class 1
$5
   Class 2
$25
   Class 3
$50
   Class 4
$100
   Class 5
$250
Operation of a brewpub
$500
Operation of a farm winery
$500
Retailer of alcoholic liquor, including beer for consumption on and off the premises, non-profit corporation which is a club
150
Retailer of beer only, off and on sale
$250
Special designated permit
$50
Wine only, for consumption off the premises
$250
 
   (B)   Such occupation tax so levied shall be paid to the Clerk for the benefit of the General Fund of said city immediately after the final issuance of a liquor license under the State Liquor Control Act, being Neb. RS 53-101 et seq., for any such business.
   (C)   (1)   The City Council hereby designates the City Administrator as the agent to determine whether a special designated license, submitted by a Class C and D liquor license holder, is to be approved or denied.
      (2)   The determination by the agent shall be considered the determination of the City Council, unless otherwise provided by the City Council. The agent’s determination may be reviewed by or otherwise ratified by the City Council at a later date. Special designated license applications submitted by non-profit organizations require City Council approval.
(Prior Code, § 111.02) (Ord. 1560, passed 2-12-1996; Ord. 1815, passed 10-10-2005; Ord. 2016, passed 10-12-2015)