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(Amended by Ord. No. 175,676, Eff. 1/11/04.)
Whenever any change in owner information occurs, the owner shall file a verified report with the Board within 30 days after the change occurs. Matters that shall be reported include, but are not limited to, name changes, change of business address, criminal convictions, the association of one or more new partners, associates, members, directors, or officers, or a substantial change of stock ownership, unless the change requires a new permit pursuant to Section 103.08.
The Board may require permittees or their employees to carry identification cards.
(a) Issuance. The Board may issue identification cards to permittees or their employees in such form as the Board deems necessary to identify the permittee or employee.
(b) Surrender of Card. (Amended by Ord. No. 137,438, Eff. 11/7/68.) Each permittee shall immediately surrender to the Board any identification card issued by the Board upon the revocation or suspension or cancellation of their permit. Each permittee shall immediately surrender any identification card issued by the Board to an employee of the permittee when any such employee leaves the permittee’s employ or when such permittee’s permit is revoked or suspended or cancelled.
(c) Violation. (Amended by Ord. No. 137,438, Eff. 11/7/68.) No person shall carry any identification card issued to them pursuant to this section after their permit or their employer’s permit has been revoked or suspended or cancelled. No person shall use the identification card issued to another person.
No person engaging in, managing, conducting or carrying on any business requiring a permit under this article shall purchase or receive any article, or carry on or transact such business at other than the hours or days the Board may allow by rule or regulation. All permittees engaging in more than one of the businesses requiring a permit shall observe the hours of business that are the most restrictive.
No permittee engaging in, managing conducting or carrying on the business of a junk dealer, junk collector, secondhand dealer, secondhand dealer-jewelry, or pawnbroker, or the permittee’s employee or agent shall receive, buy, trade, exchange, or otherwise acquire an interest in any goods or thing, from any person under the age of 18 years. Any statement made to such permittee, employee or agent by a person under the age of 18 years to the effect that the person is over the age of 18 years shall not excuse such permittee or employee from any violation of this provision.
No person who sells or otherwise disposes of goods, wares or merchandise to a permittee conducting a business listed in Sec. 103.25 or to said permittee’s employee or agent shall fail or refuse to give their true name, correct age, and correct address.
Section
103.27 Administration.
103.28 Investigation by Board.
103.29 Timing of Action on Application.
103.29.01 Executive Director Action on Application.
103.30 Effect of Granting Permit.
103.31 Denial of Application.
103.31.1 Final Decisions.
103.31.2 Effective Date of Notices.
103.32 Denial – Notice to Applicant.
103.33 Hearing on Denial – Request by Applicant.
103.34 Suspension or Revocation of Permits Issued Under this Article.
103.35 Disciplinary Action – Grounds.
103.36 Suspension or Revocation Without Hearing.
103.37 Suspension or Revocation – Effect on Other Permits.
103.38 New Permit Application after Denial or Revocation.
103.39 Cancelled or Suspended Permit – Jurisdiction of the Board.
103.40 Pending Revocation or Suspension Proceedings – Effect on Permittee.
103.40.1 Power of Board to Limit and/or Condition a Permit.
103.40.2 Subject Matter of Limitations and/or Conditions to a Permit.
103.41 Prior Acts No Bar to Board Action.
103.42 Stolen Property – Investigation.
103.43 Record Search – Charge Authorized.
103.44 Instructional Materials – Custody – Fees for Rental or Sale.
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