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Every person, before being granted any of the licenses provided for in this chapter, shall deposit with the city clerk a standard form of bailees' customers' insurance policy, to be approved by the city commission, insuring all kinds of lawful goods and articles to be dry cleaned, dyed or pressed by the insured, which are the property of its customers, while in the custody of the insured, its agents or stores and while being transported in due course of transit from its establishments, agents, or stores or while in the custody of such person, against direct loss or damage. Any license issued under this chapter shall immediately be revoked and canceled in the event the holder of such license permits his policy of insurance to lapse. (Prior code § 15-1-9)
The licenses provided for in this chapter shall not be issued unless and until the building inspector of the city shall first have certified to the city manager that the provisions of the building code of the city pertaining to dry cleaning, dyeing and pressing establishments have been fully complied with. (Prior code § 15-1-10)
Any transient cleaner, dyer, or presser, as defined by this chapter, or any person who may desire to qualify as a permanent cleaner, dyer or presser shall, upon making application for such permanent cleaner's, dyer's or presser's license, deposit with the city clerk a corporate surety or cash bond in the sum of five hundred dollars, to be approved by the city commission, to guarantee full and complete compliance with the provisions of this chapter. After being fully qualified as such permanent cleaner, dyer or presser, such bond shall be returned to such applicant, less the license fee of twenty-five dollars for one annual license for a permanent cleaner, dyer or presser. Such license shall be dated from the date of the original application therefor. If such applicant shall fail to qualify and be classified as a permanent cleaner, dyer or presser as defined in this chapter, the total amount of such bond shall thereupon be forfeited. (Prior code § 15-1-7)
It is unlawful for any person to do dry cleaning, dyeing, sponging, spotting or renovating any wearing apparel, clothes, textiles, or other fabrics by the use of any volatile inflammable products in any building or portion thereof now or hereafter used or occupied as a hotel, lodginghouse, rooming house, apartment house, residence, theater, motion picture house, school or public hall or premises in connection with such. The provisions of this section shall not apply to persons or individuals cleaning, dyeing, sponging, spotting or renovating his or her own personal belongings, or those of his or her immediate family, without having a license as provided in this chapter. (Prior code § 15-1-8)