For the purpose of this chapter, there shall
be the following classes for licensing:
A. General contractor: a contractor who is proficient
in the construction of a building or structure from start to finish
and the alteration, addition to or repair of any building or structure.
This class of contractor shall be equipped to handle such work either
by and through his own organization or appropriate subcontractors
and, in the latter event, shall be completely responsible for his
subcontractors' work.
B. Contractor: a contractor who is proficient in the
construction of a building or structure from start to finish and the
alteration, addition to or repair of any building or structure. This
class of contractor shall be equipped to handle such work by and through
his own work or his own organization or employees.
C. Roofing and siding contractor: a contractor who is
engaged in the business of, or who is proficient in, the applying
of roofing and siding materials to existing or new buildings or structures.
D. Demolition contractor: a contractor who is engaged
in the business of, or who is proficient in, the demolishing of any
building or structure in whole or in part.
E. Moving contractor: a contractor who is engaged in
the business of, or who is proficient in, the moving of any building
or structure.
F. Swimming pool contractor: a contractor who is engaged
in the business of, or who is proficient in, the installation of swimming
pools, their equipment and appurtenances.
G. Sign or billboard contractor: a contractor who is
engaged in the business of, or who is proficient in, the erection,
alteration or maintenance of signs or billboards.
H. Miscellaneous contractor: a contractor who is proficient
in work of a special character as determined by the Building Inspector.
Any person whose license has been revoked under the provisions of §
199-5 above may be relicensed by the Building Inspector when the grounds upon which such license was revoked are removed or corrected and upon payment of the fee prescribed in §
199-3A above.
[Added 3-18-1969 by Ord. No. 3901]
Any person who violates any provision of this
chapter shall, upon conviction thereof, be punished by a fine not
exceeding $500 or by imprisonment for a term not exceeding 90 days,
or both. A separate offense shall be deemed committed on each day
during or on which a violation occurs or continues.