§ 110.15 EXEMPTION FROM DOUBLE LICENSING.
   (A)   Except as otherwise expressly provided in this Code to the contrary, any person, firm or corporation licensed under this Code to engage in a business, occupation or activity may engage in any other business, occupation or activity mentioned in this Code on the licensed premises and in connection with the licensed business, occupation or activity without obtaining and paying for any additional license therefor; provided, that the fee paid for the licensed business, occupation or activity is at least equal in amount to the highest license fee required for the other business, activity or occupation. This Section shall not be so construed as to relieve any person from complying with the regulatory requirements applicable to other business.
   (B)   The foregoing exemption, however, shall not apply to any person, firm or corporation engaging in the sale of cigarettes at retail or in the sale of alcoholic beverages. Any person, firm or corporation so engaged shall be required to purchase a license for the cigarette and alcoholic beverage business notwithstanding the fact that the person may be engaging in some other business, occupation or activity for which a license was obtained hereunder.
   (C)   The foregoing exemption also shall not apply to the licensing of signs and awnings set forth in this Code; nor to the licensing of any type of coin-operated machines.
(Ord. 80-4-449, passed 4-28-80; Am. Ord. 81-8-478, passed 8-24-81)