(A) It is the duty of the City Manager to appoint a Local Business Tax Receipt Inspector of the city and such part-time or full-time assistants as he may deem necessary.
('69 Code, § 11-34)
(B) Every place of business in the city shall be inspected at least twice a year by the Local Business Tax Receipt Inspector or his assistant to see that the proper local business tax receipt has been obtained for the conduct of all business operated upon the premises.
(C) The Local Business Tax Receipt Inspector or assistant shall have the authority to investigate all businesses, services, occupations, and professions in the city; to make such inquiry as shall be necessary to determine whether or not a local business tax receipt has been procured for the business or occupation; and shall report to the City Manager and the City Clerk the names of all persons refusing the Local Business Tax Receipt Inspector permission to investigate and inquire for the purpose of determining whether that person has a local business tax receipt. It shall be unlawful for any person to refuse such permission.
('69 Code, § 11-35) (Ord. 171, passed 11-13-67; Am. Ord. 1576, passed 4-18-07) Penalty, see § 115.99