CHAPTER 6: BUSINESSES AND TRADES 1
   Article
      I.   IN GENERAL
      II.   TAXICABS
      III.   AMUSEMENT DEVICES AND PLACES OF AMUSEMENT
      IV.   PEDDLING, SOLICITING, AND ITINERANT MERCHANTS
      V.   MASSAGE PARLORS, HEALTH SALONS, AND CLUBS
      VI.   SEXUALLY-ORIENTED BUSINESSES
      VII.   RETAIL SHORT-TERM LEASE OR RENTAL OF VEHICLES
      VIII.   FARMERS’ MARKET

 

Notes

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1Cross-reference:
Administration, Ch. 2; Town to appoint a tax collector, § 2-407; Hours of businesses selling malt beverages or wine regulated, § 3-102; Buildings and Building Regulations, Ch. 5; Cable Communications, Ch. 8; Transportation of garbage and refuse by private citizens,  § 11-109; businesses to be kept in sanitary condition, § 12-103; display of goods on sidewalks  restricted, § 19-302; franchises, App. D.
Statutory reference:
Authority to regulate and license businesses, trades, and the like, G.S. § 160A-194.
ARTICLE I:  IN GENERAL
Section
   6-101   Certificate of occupancy required
   6-102 to 6-199   Reserved
§ 6-101  CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY REQUIRED.
   A certificate of occupancy must be obtained for any business prior to the issuance of a zoning permit. If, pursuant to the State Building Code, no certificate of occupancy is required, then the applicant must provide a certification from the County Building Inspector of that fact.
Cross-reference:
   Building inspections generally, Ch. 5, Art. II.
§§ 6-102 TO 6-199  RESERVED.
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