5.04.400 Two or more businesses—License and tax requirements.
   (a)   In the event that any person is conducting, managing or carrying on more than one of the several businesses required to be licensed in the same location, and under the same management, the license tax to be paid by such person shall be the full license tax based upon the total number of employees employed at such location; provided, that such businesses are subject to a license tax based upon the average number of employees employed.
   (b)   In the event that any person is conducting, managing or carrying on more than one of several businesses required to be licensed at the same location, which businesses are subject to a license tax in specified amounts, the license tax to be paid by such person shall be the full license tax of whichever business calls for the highest license tax, and in addition thereto, fifty percent of the license tax applicable to each of the other businesses.
   (c)   In the event that any person is conducting, managing or carrying on more than one of several businesses required to be licensed in the same location, and one of such businesses is subject to a license tax based upon the average number of employees employed, and the other business or businesses are subject to a license tax in a specified amount, then in such event separate licenses must be obtained, and a license tax paid based upon a license tax in the specified amount; provided, however, that the total license tax to be paid shall be based upon the specified amount due from the business which is required to pay the highest license tax, and in addition thereto fifty percent of the amount of license tax due from each of the other businesses.
(Ord. 776 § 2 (part), 1999)