Note: Prior ordinance history: Ords. 69-O-101, 69-O-108,
69-O-110, 69-O-116, 70-O-117, 70-O-125 and 70-O-126.
For the fee for an accountant classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-29; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
(For regulatory provisions refer to Section 5.28.020) Fees for
advertising shall be found in the following sections:
(2)
By means of handbills, dodgers, advertising samples, or printed advertisements of any kind. No license shall be required under this subsection from any persons maintaining a fixed place of business in the city of Placentia, provided that said business handles its own distributing, Section 5.08.010. (Refer to Section 5.08.490 for permits.)
(3)
By billposting or signing on other than permanent billboards, by hanging or otherwise displaying signs on posts, buildings, or other structures, Section 5.08.010.
(Prior code § 16-30; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971; Ord. 73-O-111 § 4, 1973)
For the fee for fixed-wing aircraft, helicopter, balloon and other airborne rides, available to the public, with or without charge, see Section 5.08.020. Permit required, refer to Section 5.08.490.
(Prior code § 16-31; Ord. 71-01-137, 1971)
For the fee for an alarm service classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-32; Ord. 71-01-137, 1971)
For the fee for commercial ambulance service, see Section 5.08.030. For regulatory provisions, refer to Section 6.32.020.
(Prior code § 16-33; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
(Prior code § 16-34; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fees for animal care or leasing, classified as a service
taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 6.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-35; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for an appraiser, classified as a professional,
see Section 6.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-36; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for an architect, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-37; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for an assayer, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-38; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for an attorney-at-law, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-39; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for an auction house, wherein any real or personal property is sold at auction, see Section 5.08.040. Refer to Section 6.36.020 for regulatory provisions.
(Prior code § 1640; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for an auctioneer, see Section 5.08.050. Refer to Section 6.08.060 for regulatory provisions.
(Prior code § 16-41; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for an auditor, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-42; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for auto and trailer sales, see Section 5.08.480. License tax is based upon gross receipts.
(Prior code § 16-43; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
(Prior code § 16-44; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for an auto service station, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-45; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for an auto wash, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-46; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for auto wrecking, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-47; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a bacteriologist, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-48; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a barber shop or beauty parlor, or any other establishment engaged in tonsorial arts, manicuring, shampooing, hairdressing, shaving or facial treatment, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-49; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a bathhouse or bath treatment, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470. Permit required pursuant to Section 6.08.060.
(Prior code § 16-50; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a biologist, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-51; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a bond broker, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-52; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for bookkeeping, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-53; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a booking or theatrical agent, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-54; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a bowling alley open to the public, see Section 5.08.070.
(Prior code § 16-55; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for boxing and wrestling exhibitions, see Section 5.08.080. Permit required pursuant to Section 6.08.060.
(Prior code § 16-56; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for card tables used by the public for playing cards, for the use of which a fee or some other form of charge is derived, see Section 5.08.090. Permit required pursuant to Section 6.08.060.
(Prior code § 16-57; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
The fees for carnivals and carnival activities shall be as follows: Any group of attractions, such as ball games, dice games, merry-go-rounds, ships, Ferris wheels or other riding devices, freaks, dancing shows, minstrels, or any other like entertainment or games, for which a charge is made for attending or playing or participating therein, Section 5.08.100. Permit required pursuant to Section 6.08.060.
(3)
Carnival Merchandise. Selling outdoors or from a stand upon public or private property, any flags, banners, balloons, canes, horns, trumpets, musical or noisemaking instruments of any kind, toys, buttons, badges, confetti, serpentine or souvenirs of any kind, Section 5.08.100. Permit required pursuant to Section 6.08.060.
(Prior code § 16-58; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a caterer, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-59; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a certified public accountant, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-60; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for check cashing, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-61; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a chemist, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-62; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a chiropodist, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-63; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a chiropractor, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-64; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for any exhibition, for pay, of a circus, caravan, menagerie, or entertainment at which feats of horsemanship, acrobatic, and trained or wild animals are exhibited or displayed, see Section 5.08.110. Permit required pursuant to Section 6.08.060.
(Prior code § 16-65; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a civil engineer, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-66; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
The fees for coin-operated machines shall be as follows:
(1)
Vending Machines. Every person engaged in, managing, conducting, or carrying on the business of leasing, letting the use of, renting or maintaining any vending, weighing or merchandise machine or device, and not otherwise licensed under this title, and not prohibited by law, where coins or other representatives of value are inserted, see Section 5.08.120. A health permit may be required pursuant to Section 8.12.020.
(2)
(3)
Amusement
Devices:
(A)
Arcade. A general enclosure in which is operated or exhibited any phonograph, talking machine, kinescope, biograph, projectoscope, or any coin-operated lung-tester, guess-your-weight machine, striking machine, skee ball or bowling game, or any other amusement instrument, device or machine, see Section 5.08.120. Permit required pursuant to Section 6.08.060.
(4)
Vending
Machine Decals. Every person obtaining a license under this section
of the code shall attach or affix to each coin operated machine a
decal which will be furnished by the city license and tax collector.
Said decal shall have inscribed thereon the words "City of Placentia
License," and shall give the expiration date, together with
the license number. It is unlawful to operate or maintain any coin
operated machine without said decal being attached thereto at all
times. The owner of the place of business where any machine is located
will be held responsible for the license fee, if not paid by the machine
owner.
(Prior code § 16-67; Ord. 69-O-101 § 1, 1969; Ord.
71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a collection agency, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-68; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a commercial artist, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-69; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a commission merchant, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-70; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a consultant, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-71; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
The fees for contractors shall be as follows:
(1)
General
Engineering Contractor. (Section 7056, Business and Professions Code,
state of California) (Code section reference 5.08.130) "A general
engineering contractor is a contractor whose principal contracting
business is in connection with fixed works requiring specialized engineering
knowledge and skill, including the following divisions or subjects:
Irrigation, drainage, water power, water supply, flood control, inland
waterways, harbors, docks and wharves, shipyards and ports, dams and
hydro-electric projects, levees, river control and reclamation works,
railroads, highways, streets and roads, tunnels, airports and airways,
sewers and sewage disposal plants and systems, waste reduction plants,
bridges, overpasses, underpasses and similar works, pipelines and
other systems for the transmission of petroleum and other liquid or
gaseous substances, parks, playgrounds and other recreational works,
refineries, chemical plants and similar industrial plants requiring
specialized engineering knowledge and skill, powerhouses, power plants
and other utility plants and installations, mines and metallurgical
plants, land leveling and earth moving projects, excavating, grading,
trenching, paving and surfacing work, and cement and concrete works
in connection with the above mentioned works;"
(2)
General
Building Contractor. (Section 7057, Business and Professions Code,
state of California) (Code section reference 5.08.130) "A general
building contractor is a contractor whose principal contracting business
is in connection with any structure built, being built, or to be built,
for the support, shelter and enclosure of persons, animals, chattels
or movable property of any kind, requiring in its construction the
use of more than two unrelated building trades or crafts, or to do
or superintend the whole or any part thereof;"
(3)
Specialty
Contractor. (Section 7058, Business and Professions Code, state of
California) (Code section reference 5.08.130) "A specialty contractor
is a contractor whose operations as such are the performance of construction
work requiring special skill and whose principal contracting business
involves the use of specialized building trades or crafts. A specialty
contractor includes a contractor whose operations are principally
concerned with the installation and laying of carpets, linoleum, and
resilient floor coverings."
Any person holding a state contractor's license will be
deemed to be engaged in business if he is engaged within the city
in work covered by his state license, and must obtain a city business
license, unless he or she is employed by another person who holds
the same type of state license and a city business license;
(4)
Builder
Owners. Every person who makes application for a building permit as
a builder owner must file an affidavit that all workmen under his
supervision and direction are employed by the hour, or day, and do
not hold a state license.
Any person holding a state license will be considered a contractor,
and must secure his or her city license;
(5)
Contract
with City. Every contractor holding a contract with the city must
secure a city license.
(Prior code § 16-72; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
Persons licensed pursuant to Section 6.12.220 dealing with contractors and subcontractors shall pay an annual license fee, which license shall expire one year from the date of purchase.
(Prior code § 16-72.1; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
All general engineering contractors, general building contractors,
and specialty contractors licensed under the provisions of this code
are required to submit to the license and tax collector the names
of all subcontractors performing work for them. Such information shall
be submitted and all required business licenses shall be in order
prior to the final inspection performed by the community development
department.
(Prior code § 16-72.2; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971; Ord. 73-O-111 § 2, 1973)
(a)
General
Provisions.
(1)
Any person, firm, corporation, partnership or association acting
as a unit, who proposes to divide real property for the purpose of
creating residential building sites shall pay a park fee or provide
park land in accordance with the requirements of this section;
(2)
Any person who proposes to construct or establish a residential dwelling
unit or units on a building site that has not previously complied
with the requirements of this section shall, as determined by city
council, pay a park fee or provide park land in accordance with the
requirements of this section;
(3)
The public interest, convenience, health, welfare, and safety require
that approximately four acres of land, for each 1,000 persons residing
within the city, be devoted to public recreational and park purposes;
(4)
Said requirements may be satisfied, in part, by cooperative arrangements
between the city and the local school district to make available one
and one-half (1.5) acres of property for each 1,000 persons residing
within the city for recreational and park purposes;
(5)
The remaining two and one-half (2.5) acres of the required four acres
shall be supplied by the requirement of this section.
(b)
"Average cost per acre of land"
"Average park development cost"
"Density factor"
"Dwelling unit"
"Mobile home"
"Park"
"Person"
Definitions.
Unless otherwise specifically defined within this section, all definitions
of the Placentia Municipal Code including, but not limited to, the
zoning ordinance and subdivision ordinance are applicable to this
section:
means the average cost per acre of undeveloped land located
in the city of Placentia as determined annually by a staff survey;
means the average park development cost expressed as a percentage
of the average cost per acre of land. Said park development costs
are based upon estimates of the director of recreation and maintenance
services.
means the average or approximate number of persons residing
in a dwelling unit. The density factor for developments in the city
of Placentia are as follows:
|
Type of Development
|
Density Factor
|
|---|---|
|
R-1 (single-family residential)
|
3.54
|
|
R-2 (duplex residential)
|
2.71
|
|
R-G (garden apartment)
|
2.58
|
|
R-3 (medium high density multiple family)
|
2.58
|
|
PUD-1 (planned unit development)
|
2.66
|
|
PUD-2
|
2.66
|
|
PUD-3
|
2.66
|
|
PUD-4
|
2.66
|
|
Mobile home
|
1.70
|
means each single-family dwelling and each unit of an apartment,
duplex, mobile home unit, or multiple dwelling structure designed
as a separate habitation for one or more persons;
includes each unit placed on a lot or pad, or each space
designated for a mobile home unit in a mobile home park or development;
means a parcel, or contiguous parcels, of land which is owned,
operated, and maintained by a public agency and which provides recreational
land and facilities for the benefit and enjoyment of the residents
and visitors of the city;
means any person, firm, corporation, partnership or association
acting as a unit;
(c)
Compliance
with this Section, Subdivisions and Divisions of Land. The requirements
may be complied with by the provision of park land, the payment of
a park fee, or a combination of park land and park fee, in accordance
with the provisions of (d) through (g) of this section.
(d)
Amount
of Land Required. When the requirements of this section are complied
with solely on the basis of providing park land, the minimum amount
of land to be provided shall be computed by multiplying the number
of proposed dwelling units by the park land acres per dwelling unit
in accordance with the appropriate density classification in the following
table:
|
Dwelling Units Per Gross Acre
|
Persons Per Dwelling Unit
|
Park Land Acres Per Dwelling Unit
|
|---|---|---|
|
Up to 5.5
|
4.00
|
.009
|
|
5.5 to 12.5
|
3.45
|
.008
|
|
12.5 to 19.0
|
2.35
|
.005
|
|
19.0 and up
|
2.15
|
0046
|
(e)
Amount of Park Fees Required. Whenever the requirements of this section are complied with solely on the basis of the payment of park fees, the amount of such fees shall be paid in accordance with Section 5.08.140 of this code.
(f)
Determining
Cash Value of Park Lands. The value of any proposed park land presented
to meet the requirements of this section shall be computed by multiplying
the number of proposed dwelling units by the acres per dwelling unit
shown in the table in (d) of this section and by multiplying the resultant
acreage amount by the full cash value of the land being developed,
per acre, as determined by the latest equalized assessment roll. The
assessed value shown in the equalized assessment roll shall be deemed
to be 25% of the full cash value.
(g)
Amount
of Park Land and Park Fees Combined. Whenever the requirements of
this section are complied with by both the provisions of park land
and payment of a park fee, the amount of the park fee shall be computed
by determining the value of the park land proposed in accordance with
the provisions of (f) of this section, and subtracting the amount
of park fees established in (e) of this section. The difference between
the value of the land and the park fee shall be paid to fulfill the
requirements of this section.
(h)
Procedure.
Prior to the issuance of any building permit for the establishment
of a new dwelling unit, the applicant shall pay the park fee or provide
park land as provided herein. However, when the requirements of this
section have been previously complied with, the payment of such fee
shall not be required.
(i)
Recommendations
of Providing Park Lands. Each proposal to provide park land shall
be reviewed by the staff and the recreation and parks commission and
a determination whether this park land meets the requirements of the
recreation element of the general plan and fulfills the regulations,
standards and criteria specified by this section. All such findings
and recommendations shall be reported to the city council. All park
land shown on a tentative map or a division of land shall be recorded
on a final map or a parcel map. If recorded on a final tract map,
such map shall also include an offer of dedication to the city. If
recorded on a parcel map, an offer of dedication to the city shall
be recorded prior to the recordation of the parcel map.
(j)
Appeals.
Any person may appeal a determination of the recreation and parks
commission or the planning commission regarding the interpretation
of this section or regarding the approval or disapproval of a request
for modification. Any such appeal shall be addressed to the city council
within 10 days after the decision being appealed.
(Prior code § 17-72.3; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971; Ord. 72-O-111 § 2, 1972; Ord. 73-O-111 §
14, 1973; Ord. 75-O-107, 1975; Ord. 81-O-108 § 2, 1981; Ord. 86-O-119, 1986)
For the fee for a credit reporter, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-73; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
(Prior code § 16-74; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for data processing service, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-75; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for delivery or pickup service, see Section 5.08.160.
Every person engaged in the business, in whole or in part, of
using or operating any motor vehicle for the delivery of goods, wares
or merchandise to wholesale or retail businesses in the city for resale
of such goods, wares, or merchandise shall pay an annual license fee.
Every person engaged in the business, in whole or in part, of
using or operating motor vehicles for the transportation of goods,
wares or merchandise, who uses the public streets or highways of the
city, for the purpose of such use or operation shall pay an annual
license fee.
If any person is required by the provisions of this section
to pay a license under the provisions of any other section of this
code, then, and in that event, such person shall be required to pay
only the larger of such licenses and the provisions of the section
requiring the lesser amount shall not be deemed to apply to such person.
All such vehicles shall have inscribed on the body thereof the name
and owner of such vehicle.
Catering or Route Trucks. For the fee for selling food or merchandise from a vehicle, see Section 5.08.170. Health permit may be required for vehicles selling food, pursuant to Section 8.12.020.
(Prior code § 16-76; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a dental technician, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-77; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a dentist, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-78; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a designer, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-79; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for compiling and publishing city, business, or classified directories, see Section 5.08.180.
(Prior code § 16-80; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a medical doctor, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-81; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a draftsman, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-83; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a drugless practitioner, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-84; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for an electrical engineer, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-85; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for an electrologist, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-86; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for an employment bureau, see Section 5.08.190.
(Prior code § 16-87; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for an escrow company, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-88; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for fortunetelling, palmistry, astrology, hypnotism, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470. Permit required pursuant to Section 6.08.060.
(Prior code § 16-89; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971; Ord. 86-O-119, 1986)
For the fee for utilizing a private residence for the sale of
miscellaneous personal property as in a garage sale, see Section 5.08.195.
(Ord. 73-O-111 § 6, 1973)
For the fee for gardening and landscaping, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-90; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a geologist, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-91 ; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a golf practice field or course, or a miniature golf course, see Section 5.08.200. A separate license is required for any concession or business which is operated upon or in addition to any golf course.
(Prior code § 16-92; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for grinding or sharpening scissors, knives, cutlery or mechanical tools, see Section 5.08.210.
(Prior code § 16-93; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a herb doctor, or the selling or disposing of medicinal herbs, or employing herbs in the treatment of human beings for sickness or disease, see Section 5.08.220.
(Prior code § 16-94; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for the business of managing or operating any apartment house, shopping center, rooming house, hotel, motel, bungalow court, or office building and professional building, consisting of more than three units, see Section 5.08.230. No business license tax shall be charged under this section for the fiscal year of construction.
(Prior code § 16-95; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971; Ord. 73-O-111 § 3, 1973)
For the fee for house, commercial building, industrial plant, etc., cleaning, including janitorial, household furnishings, and window washing, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-96; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for an illustrator, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-98; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
Institutions, schools, or persons engaged in the business of providing for pay, instruction in such matters as art, aviation, beauty culture, dance, drama, music, physical culture, self-defense, trade or business or other accomplishments, are classified as services taxed upon gross receipts. For the fee see Section 5.08.470. Permit required for dance and physical culture instruction pursuant to Section 6.08.060.
(Prior code § 16-99; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for an insurance adjuster, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-100; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for an insurance broker, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-101; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for an interior decorator, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-102; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for an itinerant vendor, see Section 5.08.240. Any person as the principal or agent who engages in a temporary or transient business in the city of selling goods, wares, or merchandise, with the intention of continuing said business in the city for a period of not more than one hundred twenty days, and who for the purpose of carrying on such business, hires, leases, or occupies any room, building, or structure for the exhibition or sale of such goods, wares, or merchandise, and the person so engaged shall not be relieved from the provisions of this section by reason of associating temporarily with any local dealer, trader or merchant, or by conducting such temporary or transient business in connection with, or as a part of, or in the name of any local dealer, trader or merchant. The term shall not include commercial travelers, or selling agents selling their goods to dealers, whether selling for present or future delivery by sample or otherwise, or to hawkers on the street, or to peddlers from vehicles, or to persons selling fruit, vegetables, butter, eggs, or other farm or ranch products. Permit required pursuant to Section 6.08.060.
(Prior code § 16-103; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a junk collector, see Section 5.08.250. Refer to Section 6.64.010 for regulatory provisions. Permit required pursuant to Section 6.08.060.
(Prior code § 16-104; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a junk dealer, see Section 5.08.260. Refer to Section 6.64.010 for regulatory provisions. Permit required pursuant to Section 6.08.060.
(Prior code § 16-105; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a laboratory technician, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-106; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a landscape architect, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-107; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a laundry, drycleaning or dyeing plant or agency, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-108; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a letter writing or addressing agency, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-109; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a lithographer, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-110; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fees for loaning money upon personal security, evidences
of debt, assignment of salary, salary warranty, salary demands, automobiles,
or any personal property, or purchasing automobile contracts, commercial
paper, evidences of debt, assignments of salary, salary warranty,
salary demands, time checks, or other evidences of salary due or to
become due, or automobile paper.
Nothing in this section contained shall be deemed or construed
to apply to the holder of a bond broker's license, or to any
person conducting a banking business under the laws of the state or
a pawnbroker's business.
(Prior code § 16-111; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for manufacturing, see Section 5.08.460.
(Prior code § 16-112; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a manufacturer's agent, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-113; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a massage establishment, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-114; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971; Ord. 73-O-126 § 4, 1973; Ord. O-2002-12, 2002)
For the fee for a mechanical engineer, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-115; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a mining engineer, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-116; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
Miscellaneous or sundry businesses not listed in this code shall pay a license fee based upon provisions of Section 5.08.450.
(Prior code § 16-117; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a mortician, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-118; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for museums, where curiosities or objects of interest connected with science, art, or literature are exhibited or displayed and a fee is charged for admission thereto, or the conducting of any museum of anatomy, whether or not a fee is charged for admission, see Section 5.08.280.
Nothing in this section shall be deemed or construed to apply
to arcades, circuses, or exhibitions licensed under other sections
of this title.
(Prior code § 16-119; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a newspaper or magazine agency or branch newspaper office, see Section 5.08.290. Any commercial printing in addition to newspaper publication is taxable under gross receipts taxation, pursuant to Section 6.16.020.
(Prior code § 16-120; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for medical, dental or practical nurses, classified as professionals, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-121; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for an oculist, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-122; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for odor control, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-123; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for an oil storage tank for the storage of crude oil and distribution of petroleum products, see Section 5.08.300. Nothing in this section shall be deemed or construed as applying to any automobile gas filling station.
(Prior code § 16-124; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971; Ord. 73-O-113 § 3, 1973)
For the fee for an oil well, see Section 5.08.305.
(Ord. 73-O-113 § 4, 1973)
For the fee for an optician, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-125; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for an optometrist, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-126; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a packing house, see Section 5.08.460.
(Prior code § 16-127; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a pawnbroker, see Section 5.08.310. Refer to Section 6.64.010 for regulatory provisions. A permit is required pursuant to Section 6.08.060.
(Prior code § 16-128; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fees for peddlers, see the sections listed in subsections
(1) through (6) of this section.
Refer to Section 6.72.010 for regulatory provisions. A permit is required pursuant to Section 6.08.060.
(Prior code § 16-129; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a physician, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-130; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fees for pool, billiard, and snooker halls open to the public, see Section 5.08.330. A permit is required pursuant to Section 6.08.060.
(Prior code § 16-131; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a private investigation, patrol or security agency, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470. A permit is required pursuant to Section 6.08.060.
(Prior code § 16-132; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for any person, group, association, partnership, firm, or corporation engaged in a profession, vocation, or calling so designated in this title, or not specifically provided for in other sections of this title, see Section 5.08.340.
Whenever a state license is required to entitle a person to
practice a profession, the city license and tax collector may require
the applicant to exhibit an unexpired and unrevoked license entitling
said applicant to practice in the state.
(Prior code § 16-133; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971; Ord. 76-O-110, 1976)
For the fee for a psychiatrist, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-134; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a psychologist, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-135; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for public stenographic service, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-136; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a publicity agent, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-137; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a real estate broker, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-138; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for the rental of vehicles, trailers, appliances, etc., classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-139; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a repair service of any type when not in conjunction with a business already licensed, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-140; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a research firm, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-141; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For every rest home or home for the aged caring for over six persons, and for every private day school, day nursery, day care, day nursery school, private boarding school or children's boarding home caring for over six children, the license fee shall be determined on the basis of gross receipts. For the fees, sec Section 5.08.470. Health permit required pursuant to Section 8.12.020.
(1)
Home for the Aged. For the fee for any building or structure for the reception or care of aged persons, 65 years of age or over, except any hospital as defined in Section 1401 of the Health and Safety Code of the state, see Section 5.08.470.
(2)
Private School. For the fee for any institution or establishment providing room and board and/or giving a course of instruction similar to that given in any grade of public school from kindergarten to twelfth grade, see Section 5.08.470. This category shall not include any institution or establishment maintained by any public school.
(3)
Children's Boarding Home. For the fee for any institution or establishment providing room and board for the reception and care of children under the age of 18 years, regardless of sex, and when such children are unrelated to the caretaker, in the absence of parents or guardian, and with or without compensation, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-142; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971; Ord. 86-O-119, 1986)
For the fee for retail sales, see Section 5.08.450.
(Prior code § 16-143; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a rummage sale, see Section 5.08.350. Notwithstanding any of the provisions of this code, a license fee shall be paid for each two day period or potion thereof in which a rummage sale is held by a charitable organization having its headquarters or a majority of its members living outside the city.
(Prior code § 16-144; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For a secondhand dealer the license fee shall be computed on the basis of Section 5.08.450 or Section 4.08.460, whichever is applicable. Refer to Section 6.64.010 for regulatory provisions. Permit required pursuit to Section 6.08.060.
(Prior code § 16-145; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for self-service machines refer to coin operated machines, Section 5.08.120.
(Prior code § 16-146; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for services, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-147; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a shooting gallery, see Section 5.08.360. Permits required pursuant to Section 6.08.060.
(Prior code § 16-148; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for every person conducting, managing or carrying on any street exhibition, outdoor entertainment, or similar enterprise, or any show where seating accommodations are not provided for, which exhibition, entertainment, enterprise or show is not specifically provided for in this title and for which a charge is made or collected, see Section 5.08.370. Permit required pursuant to Section 6.08.060.
(Prior code § 16-149; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for ice or roller skating, see Section 5.08.380.
(Prior code § 16-150; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for solicitors, see Section 5.08.390. Refer to Section 6.72.010 for regulatory provisions. Permit required, see Chapter 6.72.
(Prior code § 16-151; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a stockbroker, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-152; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for storage or warehouse facilities, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-153; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a surgeon, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-154; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a surveyor, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-155; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a tailor or dressmaker, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-156; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a tax counselor, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-157; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fees for taxicabs and busses, see Section 5.08.400. Refer to Section 6.68.020 for regulatory provisions.
(Prior code § 16-158; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a telephone answering service, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-159; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a theater or hall, see Section 5.08.410. Any hall where entertainment is given or held, any theater containing a permanent stage or screen upon which movable scenery and theatrical appliances are used and where regular theatrical or vaudeville performances are given, or a motion picture theater where moving or motion pictures are exhibited, and to which an admission fee is charged, received or collected, either by the sale of tickets or by any other means or devices by which money or something of value is received or paid therefor, the annual license fee shall be based upon the seating capacity, as determined by the fire department.
Drive-in Theater. The annual license fee of a drive-in theater shall be based upon the number of speakers. For the fee, see Section 5.08.420.
Separate licenses must be obtained for snack bars and concessions
located at theaters and drive-ins.
(Prior code § 16-160; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a ticket agency, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-161; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for trailer parks, see Section 5.08.430.
(Prior code § 16-162; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a travel agency, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-163; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for tree care, classified as a specialty contractor, see Section 5.08.130.
(Prior code § 16-164; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for trucking, where the office is located within the city limits, see Section 5.08.440. The license fee is payable for the business of moving, transferring, hauling, trucking or freighting, where trucks or vehicles are used in such business and where such business is located within the city limits. The licensee may elect to pay a license tax based upon gross receipts pursuant to Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-165; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for typewriter repair, classified as a service taxed upon gross receipts, see Section 5.08.470.
(Prior code § 16-166; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for vending machines, refer to coin operated machines, Section 5.08.120.
(Prior code § 16-167; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a veterinary, classified as a professional, see Section 5.08.340.
(Prior code § 16-168; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
For the fee for a wholesale business, see Section 5.08.460.
(Prior code § 16-169; Ord. 71-O-137, 1971)
