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Every person who engages in the occupation of driving a taxicab in the city shall pay a license tax in the amount of six dollars for the first year and four dollars per year thereafter.
(Ord. 78-6-798 § 2 (part): prior code § 5.08.180(C) (Ord. 494 § 56(c), 1960))
* For provisions regarding licensing and regulation of taxi services and taxi drivers, see Ch. 5.32 of this code.
Every person who in this city engages in the business of operating a taxi service, whether he has an established place of business in the city or not, shall pay an annual license tax of one hundred dollars plus twenty dollars for each of the first five taxicabs used in the city and two dollars per taxicab for each additional taxicab used.
(Ord. 78-6-798 § 2 (part): prior code § 5.08.180(B) (Ord. 494 § 56 (b), 1960))
* For provisions regarding licensing and regulation of taxi services and taxi drivers, see Ch. 5.32 of this code.
Every person engaged in the business of managing or operating an automobile trailer park or court within the city shall pay an annual license tax based on the number of parking spaces or units available for parking of trailers, as follows: one to fifty units, five hundred dollars plus ten dollars per unit in excess of fifty units.
(Ord. 78-6-798 § 2 (part): prior code § 5.08.170 (Ord. 494 § 55, 1960))
Every person who in this city conducts or stages a trained animal show to which an admission fee is charged or in connection with which a collection is taken shall pay one hundred dollars for each day such show is staged.
(Ord. 78-6-798 § 2 (part): prior code § 5.08.100(D) (Ord. 494 § 48(d), 1960))
A. Every person who in this city engages in the business of transporting personal property for hire shall pay an annual license tax based upon the number of vehicles used in the conduct of such business in this city computed as follows: forty dollars for the first such vehicle plus ten dollars for each such vehicle in excess of one.
B. A license shall not be required of any person who makes occasional deliveries of goods or merchandise within the city; provided such deliveries are only occasional and incidental to a business conducted elsewhere. For the purpose of computing the tax, a tractor-semitrailer combination or a trucktrailer combination shall be deemed to be one vehicle.
(Ord. 78-6-798 § 2 (part): prior code § 5.08.180(A) (Ord. 494 § 56 (a), 1960))
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