[Code 1975 §14.41(1); CC 1989 §12-146]
As used in this Article, the following term shall have the prescribed
meaning:
BEING ENGAGED IN THE BUSINESS OF RENDERING LAWN SERVICE
Any person shall be deemed as "being engaged in the
business of rendering lawn service" within the City if such
person is engaged in such activity within the City to any householder,
business establishment or private or public institution within the
City during the season for such activity.
[Code 1975 §14.41(2); CC 1989 §12-147]
A. Required. No person shall engage in the business of rendering
lawn service within the City without first obtaining a license to
engage in such activity in accordance with the terms of this Article.
B. Application. Any such person desiring to engage in the business
of rendering lawn service shall apply for a license therefor on forms
prepared by the City and shall attach thereto the names and addresses
of the persons who will be doing such work within the City.
C. Investigation. The Chief of Police shall investigate the
qualifications and fitness of the applicant and his/her employees
and upon the filing of such report and a determination of the qualifications
and fitness of the applicant, a license may be issued.
D. Fee — Term — Renewal. Such license, upon payment
of a fee of one dollar ($1.00) by the licensee, shall be effective
until December thirty-first (31st) of the year of issuance and may
be renewed thereafter annually upon payment of a fee of one dollar
($1.00).
E. Licensee's Duty To Furnish List Of Employees. It shall be
the responsibility of the licensee to furnish to the City a current
list of all of the licensee's employees engaged in work within the
City.
F. Suspension Or Revocation. Any license hereunder may be suspended
or revoked and shall not be renewed if it is determined by the Board
of Aldermen that the holder thereof no longer qualifies for such license
under the provisions of this Article.
[Code 1975 §14.41(4); CC 1989 §12-148]
The licenses provided for in this Article are not intended to be in addition to any license required under Chapter
605, but rather in lieu thereof, therefore, where the provisions of this Article are in conflict with Chapter
605, the provisions of this Article shall govern.