1979-02-05 RM Exhibits_ ir-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA *
BEFORE THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER
IN THE MATTER OF CLOSING OF )
A PUBLIC STREET OR ROAD )
O R D E R
IT APPEARING to the Board of County Commissioners
of New Hanover County, North Carolina, that a Resolution of
the Board of Commissioners of New Hanover County of intent
to close a portion of Imperial Drive as the same is more
fully described in a map thereof duly recorded in. Map ~3ook 8
at Page 73 in the ;New Hanover County Registry, running from
the eastern right-of-way line of Horndale Drive as shown on
the same map 458.57 feet to the western right-of-way line of
Colchester Place, a street as shown on. the map of. Waterford
Subdivision, Section 4, recorded in Map Book 18 at Page 111
in the New Hanover County Registry, was adopted by the Board
of County Commissioners on the .~ day of z2-~~r~.a~.~ .. ~
1979, and it further appearing that said Re:solution. called
for a hearing to be held on the S~ day of ~-~,~..c<~ ,
1979, at ~~ v ~.m. at which time the Board of County
Commissioners would hear complaints and comments of interested
persons, and it further appearing that the notice of said
hearing was duly published in the Wimington Star-News News-
paper in accordance with. the provisions of N.C.G.S. §143A-
241, and no objections were raised to the closing of the
above described portion of Imperial Drive, and it further
appearing that no property- owner in the vicinity of said
road or street will be deprived of reasonable means of
ingress and egress to his property by closing of the same,
and the Board of County Commissioners is of the opinion that
the above described portion of that public street known as
Imperial Drive shall be closed and removed from dedication
and the closing of same is in and not contrary to the public
interest, and the metes and bounds description of that
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portion of Imperial Drive to be closed is described as
follows:
BEGINNING at the point of intersection of the
easternmost line of Horndale Drive and the
northernmost line of Imperial Road, said point
being the southwesternmost corner of Lot 24
of Horndale as shown on a map of the same recorded
in Map Book 8 at Page 71 of the New Hanover
County Registry; running thence, from the point
of beginning, South 72 degrees 15 minutes East
with the northernmost line of Imperial Road,
252.17 feet to a point of curve, said point
being the beginning of a curve, to the right,
having a radius of 492.74 feet; thence, Eastwardly,
with the arc of said curve along the northernmost
line of Imperial Road, to a point. of tangent
at the end of said curve, said point being South
66 degrees 05 minutes East a chord distance of 105.86
feet from the preceeding point; thence, South 59
degrees 55 minutes East, with the northernmost
line of Imperial Road, 107.34 feet to the point of
intersection of the westernmost line of Colchester
Place and the northernmost line of Imperial Road,
said point being the southeasternmost corner of
Lot 9,_Block 5 of Section 4 of Gaterford Sub-
division as shown on a map of the same recorded in
Map Book 18 at Page 111 of the New Hanover County
Registry; thence, South 31 degrees 09 minutes
30 seconds West 60.01 feet to the point of inter-
section of the westernmost line of Colchester
Place and the southernmost line of Imperial Road,
said point being the northeasternmost corner of
Lot 3, Block 6 of Section 4 of Waterford Sub-
division as shown on a map of the same recorded in
'Map Book 18 at Page 111 of the New Hanover County
Registry; thence North. 59 degrees 55 minutes West,
with.. the southernmost line of Imperial Road,
106..22 feet to a point of curve, said point being
the beginning of a curve, to th,e left, having a
radius of 432.74 feet; thence, Westwardly, with
the arc of said curve along the southernmost line
of Imperial Road, to a point of tangent at the end
of said curve, said point being North 66 degrees
0.5 minutes West a chord distance of 92.97 feet from
the preceeding point; thence, North.. 72 degrees
15 minutes West, with the southernmost line
of Imperial Road, 252.17 feet to a point in the
easternmost line of Horndale Drive, said point
being. the northwesternmost corner of Lot 23 of
Horndale; thence, North 17 degrees 45 minutes East,
with the easternmost line of Horndale Drive,
60.00 feet to the point of beginning, the same
being a portion of Imperial Road as shown on the
map of Horndale recorded in TRap Book 8 at Page
71 of the New Hanover County Registry.
PdOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED AND DECREED that the
above described street be and the same is hereby closed and
removed from dedication. It is further ORDERED that a copy
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of this Order be filed in the Office of the Register of of
Deeds of New Hanover County, North Carolina.
THIS the da of ~ r.' - c.
1978.
" "°` ~° ; BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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state and county aforesaid, o hereby certify that Alyce B. Rusmisell personally
appeared before me, and who being duly sworn, says that she knows the common
seal of New Hanover County and is acquainted with Ellen C. Williams, who is
Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, and that she,. the said Alyce B.
Rusmisell, is Clerk of New Hanover County, and saw the said Ellen C. Williams,
Chairman of the Board of County Coitunissioners, sign the foregoing instrument, and
saw the said common seal of said County of New Hanover affixed to said instru-
ment by said Chairman, and that she, the said Alyce B. Rusmisell., Clerk as afore-
said, signed her name in attestation of the due execution of said instrument in
,,,, the presence of said Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners.
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`~ , •. y (~~~ day of February, 1979.
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NOTARY PUBLIC
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RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
~-; ~° COMP~IISSIONERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY, -
NORTH CAROLINA OF INTENT TO CLOSE
A PORTION OF PEACHTREE AVENUE IN
WINTER PARK GARDENS, HARNETT TOWNSHIP,
OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
WHEREAS, the Chairman and Members of the Board of County Commissioners of New
Hanover County are of the opinion that a portion of Peachtree Avenue in Minter Park
Gardens, Harnett Township of New Hanover County, North Carolina, should be closed,
and the closing of same is in the public interest.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of New
Hanover County, North Carolina, in regular meeting assembled on this the "~ ~ day
of 1 ~ ~., , 19~,, as follows:
1. The Board of County Commissioners intends to close a portion of Peachtree
Avenue in Winter Park Gardens, Harnett Township in New Hanover County as follows:
A portion of Peachtree Avenue running from the southw®.stern corner of Town Lot 6
for a distance of 396.0 feet to MacMillan Street, and the County Clerk is hereby
directed to cause this resolution to be published once a week for four successive
weeks pursuant to G.S. 153A-241.
2. The Commissioners will hear all persons on the question of whether or not the
closing would be detrimental to the public interest, or the property rights of ~y
individual, at a public hearing to be held on the /~ day of ~ a~-~ , 19 7 7'
at _Tj~'~ti o ~ ~/~ ~ in the Assembly Room of the County Administration Building,
320 Chestnut 'Street, Wilmington, North Carolina, and the County Clerk is hereby
'directed to send by registered mail or certified mail a copy of this resolution to
all owners of property adjoining portions of the above road as reflected by the ta.x
records of New Hanover County, and to post in at least two places along said road
proposed to be closed a notice of said hearing.
The foregoing resolution of the Board of Commissioners of New Hanover County adopted
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at a"meeting aforesaid.
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rdEW HANOVER COUNTY ORDINANCE
IMPOSING COUNTY PRIVIL--EGE LZGENSE TA~~S
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
NEW ~.~ANOVER COUNTY as follows:
1. For fiscal years beginning on and after July
1, 1978, there are herewith levied privilege license taxes
on trades, occupations, professions, businesses and fran-
chises to the full extent authorized by Schedule B of the
Revenue Act (:Chapter 105, Subchapter 1, Article 2) anc~ any
other acts of the General Assembly.
' Said
2 . / schedule B attached hereto sets forth a list
of privilege taxes applicable to the trades, occupations,
professions, businesses and franchises taxed, and the amount
of the annual tax on each one.
3. Each privilege license tax herewith. levied
shall be for twelve months commencing July 1, and shall
expire on the 30th. day. of June of each year; provided, that
where the licensee begins such business or exercises such ,
privilege after t;-~e expiration of seven months of said
fiscal years, such licensee shall be required to pay one--
half the tax prescribed.
~, All taxes imposed by this ordinance shall be
paid to and collected by the Tax Collector of New Hanover
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County: shall be due and payable on or before the lst day of
July of each year, and after such date shall be deemed
delinquent and subject to all remedies available and penalties
imposed. for the payment of delinquent county privilege
licensing taxesm_provided, that if a person, firm or corporation
begins any business or exercises any privilege requiring a
license under this ordinance on or after July 1, of any
fiscal year, and then such. person, firm or corporation shall
obtain a county license for conducting such. business or
exercising any such. privilege in advance, and before the
beginning of such business or the exercise of such privilege;
and a failure to obtain such county license shall be and
constitute a delinquent payment of the county license tax
due, and such person, firm or corporation shall be subject
to the remedies available and penalties imposed with, the
payment of such_delinquent taxes.
5. Any person, firm or corporation which shall
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willfully make any false statement in obtaining a license
under this ordinance shall be.guilty of a misdemeanor and
upon conviction shall be fined and/or imprisoned in the
discretion of the Court, as authorized by Dlorth Carolina
General Statutes §. 105-33 (.j )_ .
6. Whenever the business taxed hereunder is of .a
seasonal character, license may be issued for such. seasonal
business at one.-half of the. annual license tax.
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7. A license issued for a tax year for the
conduct of business at a specified location shall upon a
sale or transfer of the business be deemed a sufficient
license for the succeeding purchaser for the conduct of the
business specified at such. location for the balance of the
tax year;, provided, that if the holder of the license under
this ordinance moves the business for which a license has
been paid to another location, a new license may be issued
to the licensee at a new location for the balance of the
license year, upon the surrender of the original license for
cancellation and the payment of the fee of $2.00 for each
license certificate reissued. A separate license is required
and a separate privilege license tax must be paid for each.
place of business unless two or more places of business
under .common ownership, each. conducting a business subject
to the same tax under this ordinance, are contiguous to each
other, and are operated as a unit. In addition, a separate
privilege license tax must be paid for each type or class of
business taxable under this ordinance conducted by the
taxpayer at any one/more locations however, the tax collector
may issue a single license for all taxable businesses conducted
at one location by a single taxpayer. A licensee shall post
his license or licenses conspicuously in the place of business
licensed.
8. Exemptions
(a )_ Except as otherwise provided in this
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ordinance or by state law, no person ~.s exempt from the pay-
ment of a privilege license tax levied by .this- ordinance.
(.b) Charitable organizations. A person who
operates a business for a religious, educational, civic,
patriotic, charitable, or fraternal purpose, when the entire
gross income of the business is used for such a purpose, is
exempt from paying any privilege license tax levied by this
ordinance.
(;c) Blind persons and members of the armed
forces and merchant marine. Blind persons and r~ersons who
serve in the U. S, armed forces or the merchant marine are
exempt from paying any privilege license tax levied by this
ordinance to the extent provided by G. S. 105-249 and G. S.
105-249.1.
(_d) Must obtain license. A person exempt
from paying a privilege license tax levied by this ordinance
shall nevertheless obtain a license from the tax collector.
The license shall state that the licensee is exempt from
paying the privilege license tax.
9. Whenever a license tax is required by this
ordinance, ,t shall be unlawful for any person, firm or
corporation without a license to engage in such. business,
trade, employment, profession, or do the acts when such tax
is imposed, it shall be lawful to grant a license for the
business, trade, employment, or for doing the act.
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10. (a) Every person, firm, or corporation
desiring to obtain a county license for the pr~.vilege of
engaging in any business, trade, employment, profession, or
,of the doing of any act for which a county license is
required, shall state the definite place in New Hanover
County where the business, trade, employment or profession
is to be exercised; the name and resident address of the
applicant, whether the applicant is an individual, firm or
corporation; the nature of the business, trade, employment
or profession; the number of years the applicant has pro-
secuted such. business, trade, employment or profession in
New Hanover County, and such other information as may be
required by the Tax Collector.
(b ). Upon receipt of the tax prescribed by
this ordinance, the Tax Collector, shall issue a county
license to the applicant to engage in the business, trade,
employment or profession in the name of and at the place
stated by the applicant. No license issued by the Tax
Collector shall be valid or have any legal effect unless or
until the tax prescribed by this ordinance has been paid,
and the fact of such. shall appear on the face of the license.
11. P1o change in the name. of a firm, partnership,
or corporation, nor the taking in of a new partner, nor the
withdrawal o,f one or more of the firm, shall be considered
as commencing business; but if any one or more of the
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partners remain in .the firm, or if there is change in owner•--
ship of less than the majority of the stock of a corporation,
the business shall be regarded as continuing.
12. A county license issued under the provisions
of this ordinance shall not be construed to exempt from
other forms of taxation th.e property employed in such
licensed business, trade, employment or profession., nor
shall such license alter, modify or affect any other law or
regulation.
13. (_a ), If any person, firm, or corporation
shall continue the business, trade, employment or profes-
sion, or to do the act, after expiration of the license
previously issued, without obtaining a new license, he or it
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall
be fined and/or imprisoned in the discretion of the Court,
but the fine shall not be less than twenty per cent (200). of
the tax in addition to the tax and the costs; and if such
failure to apply for and obtain a new license be continued,
such. person, firm, or corporation, shall pay additional tax
of five per cent (50)_ of the amount of the county license
tax which was due and payable on the first day of July of
the current year, and in addition to the county- license tax
imposed by this ordinance, for each and every thirty days,
or fraction thereof, that such. county license tax. remains
unpaid from the date the same was due and payable, and such..
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additional tax shall be assessed by the Tax Collector and
paid with the county license tax, and shall become a part of
the county license tax. The penalties for delayed payment
hereinabove provided shall not impair the obligation to
procure a license in advance or modify any of the penalties
for failure to do so.
(b ), If any person, firm or corporation shall
commence to exercise any privilege or to promote any business,
trade, employment, or profession, or to do any act requiring
a county license under this ordinance without such county
license, he or it shall be c~uiity of a misdemeanor and shall
be fined and/or imprisoned in tli.e discretion of the Court;
and if such. failure, neglect, or refusal to apply for and
obtain such county license. be continued, such.. person, .firm
or corporation shall pay an additional tax of five per cent
(,.5%), of the amount o~ such. county license tax which. was .due
and payable at the commencement of the business, trade,
employment or prof ess.ion, or doing the act, in addition to
the county license tax imposed by this ordinance, for each.
and every thirty days, or fraction thereof, that such county
license tax remains unpaid. from the. date that the same was
due and payable, and such. additional tax shall be assessed
by the Tax Collector and paid ~~.th,the county license tax
,and shall become a part of the county license tax.
(c )_ If any person, ,firm, or corporation
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shall fail, refuse, or neglect to make,immedate payment of
any taxes due and payable under this ordinance, additional
taxes, and/or any penalties imposed pursuant thereto, upon
demand, the Tax Collector shall certify the same to the
Sheriff of New Hanover County, and such Sheriff shall have
the power and shall levy upon any personal or real property
owned by such delinquent person, firm, or corporation, and
sell the same for the payment of said tax or taxes, penalty
and costs, in the same manner as provided by law for the
levy and sale of property for the collection of other taxes,
and if sufficient property is not found, the said Sheriff or
Tax Collector shall swear out a warrant for the violation of
the provisions of this ordinance as provided in this ordinance.
14, Each and every day that any person, firm, or
corporation shall continue to exercise or engage in any
business, trade, employment or profession, or do any act in
violation of the provisions of this ordinance, shall consti-
tute a distinct and separate offense.
(a)
15. /Except where otherwise provided, the Tax
Collector shall be the duly authorized agent of New Hanover
County for the issuing of all county licenses, and collection
of all license taxes under this ordinance, and it shall be
his duty and the duty of his deputies to make diligent
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inquiry to ascertain whether all persons, firms, or corpora-
tions in New Hanover County who are taxable under the
provisions of this ordinance have applied for the county
license and paid the tax thereon levied.
(b ). The Tax Collector shall continually keep
in his possession a sufficient supply of blank county license
certificates, with corresponding sheets and duplicates
consecutively numbered; and shall stamp or imprint on each
and every license certificate the words "Issued by the Tax
Collector of ~Iew Hanover C,ounty."
Neither the Tax Collector nor any of his
deputies shall issue any duplicate licenses unless expressly
authorized to do so by provisions of this ordinance or
schedule, unless the original license is lost or has become
so mutilated as to be illegible, and in such cases the Tax
Collector is authorized, for a fee of $2.00, to issue a
duplicate certificate for which.the tax is paid, and shall
stamp upon its face "Duplicate`'.
16. This Ordinance shall be permanent and shall
stand from year to year until amended or repealed.
17. This Ordinance shall be effective as of ,7'uly
1, 1978.
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SCIIEDULE I3 LICENSE TAXES
G.S.
105-87 1. Advertisers - sound truck or other motorized
sound making vehic]_e X10.00
(County may charge as much as $25.00)
105-82 2. Agents for companies selling, repairing or
maintaining pianos, organs, phonographs,
phonograph records, T.V. sets or parts,
radio sets or parts. 5.00
105-38 3. Animal. shows, circuses, menageries, wild west
shows, dog or pony shows
(a) Traveling on .railroads
Not more than two cars, per day 15.00
3 to 5 cars inclusive, per d ay 22.50
6 to 1.0 cars inclusive, per day 45.00
11 to 20 cars inclusive, per day 62.50
21. to 30 cars inclusive, per day 87.50
31 to 50 cars inclusive, pe.r day 125.00
Over 50 cars, pe.r. day 1.50.00
(b) Traveling by automobi.l_es, trucks or
other veh:i.clc other than railroad
cars
Not o ver 2 vehicles, pe_r day 3.75
3 to 5 vehicles, per day 5.00
6 to 10 vehicles, per day 7.50
11_ to 20 vehicles, per day 12.50
21 to 30 vehicles, per day 22.50
31 to 50 vehicles, pe.r day 30.00
5]. to 75 vehicles, per day 37.50
76 to 100 vehicles, per day 50.00
Over 100 vehicles, per vehicle, per day 2.50
105-35 4. Artist exhibiting own painting or statuary 2.00
105-55 5. Automatic sprinkler systems, sale or installment 100.00
(When principal or branch office is located
in this County)
105-56 6. Automatic sprinkler systems, repair and service 20.00
(~tihen pri.ncipa]. or branch office is 1_ocated
in this County)
105-8J 7. Automotive equipment and supply dealers, ~vhole-
sal.e 62.50
1.05-89 8. Automot:i.ve Service Stations
(a) Every ~7erson engaged in the bus_i_ness of
servi.cin~;, storing, etc. or in selling
-tires, batt:ea:~i.es, accessories, fuels and
lubricants and auto radios 12.50
(b) In rural sections outside of city limits
(l) Garage or repair shop $ 2.50
(2) Gas or fuel pumps, each 1.25
105-GG 9. Bagatelle tables and comparable amusements
(a) SVithin city _limits 25.00
(b) In rural area outside of city 10.00
105-64 10. Billiard parlors and pool halls
(a) Tables measuring not more than 2'X4' 5.00
(b) Tables measuring not more than 22'X5' 10
00
(c) Tables measuring not more than 3'XG' .
15.00
(d) Tables measuring not more than 4'X8' 20. U0
(e) Tables measuring more than 42-'X9' 30.00
(Organizati.ons having a national charter--
American Legion, Y.NI.C.A., etc.--no-t
applicable)
105-64.1 11. Bowling alleys ~ 10.00
(Not applicable to fraternal_ organizations
having a national charter--American. Legion
,
Y.NI.C.A., etc.)
105-39 12. Carnivals
Per jUeek 150.00
1.05=71. 13. Contests, newspaper and magazine subscription
(a) Every person, firm or corporation that
COI1dL1CtS contests and offers a prize,
prizes; or other compensation: to obtain
subscriptions to newspapers, magazines,
or other periodicals
(1) D~Ionthly, weekly or semi-weekly 25.00
(2) Daily 100.00
105-74 14. Dry cleaning ~i;orl~, solicitation from out-of- Reference Statu~t
state for Fee
105-5G 15. Elevators - repair and service 20.00
(1~Iust maintain an established place of
business wii:hin County)
1.05-55 1.G. Elevators - sale or installation 100.00
(S';rhen pri_nci.pal or branch office i.s .located
~':1t11.LI1 COUIlty)
105-58 17. Fortune ~1'ellers 200.00
(Prohi_bted by speci.al_ o:rdina.nce in New
Hanover County)'
_105-66 .18. Games O:f s.l~ill, shooting ga.lle.ries and comparable 25.00
amusements (ri.ding det%ices, skating rink,
s~f~~imniing pool, etc. )
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19. Horse and ~llul.e Dealers $ 12.50
(buying, selling, or trading)
20. Itinerant salesmen and merchants 100.00
(a) Every itinerant salesman or merchant
who shall expose for sale any produce,
goods, wares, or merchandise at retail,
and not being a regular merchant.
(Operating business for any period less
than six months.)
(b) Shall not apply to persons who sell books,
periodicals, printed music, ice, wood or
fuel, fish, beef, mutton, pork,bread, cakes,
pies, dairy products, pou]_try, eggs,livestoclc,
or articles made or produced by the individua]_
offering such articles for sale. Shall apply
to medicines, drugs or articles acquired or
assembled.
105-102 21. Junk Dealers
(a) Every person engaged in the business of
buying or selling what is commonly known
as junk G2.50
105-G5 22. Juke Boxes ( R4usic 11-Zachine) , each
5.00
105-85 23. Laundry - Out of County 12.50
Every person engaged in the business of
~_ laundry ~~,°ork or in renting clean linens
or towels when work is performed outside
of county, or when linens and towels are
supplied by business located outside County.
105-59 24. Lightning rod agents 20.00
Every person selling or distributing lightning
rods.
105-85 25. Linen supply companies, out of Coun-ty 12.50
Every person engaged in rentinJ clean linens
or towels when work is performed outside of
county or when linens and towels are supplied
by business located outside county.
105-88 26. Loan Agencies 100.00
Every pet son engaged in the regular business
of making Loans or lending money, accepting
liens on, or contracts of assignments of
salaries, wages o.r other security or evidences
o:E' debt for repayment in installment payments
or otherwise and maintaining in connection with
same any office or established place for conduct
o:f business in any manner (Not applicable to
banks, building and loans, credit unions, or.
real estate loans.)
105-80 27. b4etal:lic Cartridges $ 5.00
105-89 .28. 141otor Vehicle Dealers
Located within city limits 50.00
Outside of city limits 20.00
105-89,1 29. b4o~torcycle Dealers 10.00
106-65 30.
105-100 31.
105-50 32.
Every= person engaged in the business of
se17_ing, buy:i_ng, or distributing motor-
cycles, or motorcycle accessories
(1rlay also sell. bicycles and bicycle
accessories without additional tax.)
~-lusic l-tachines ( Juke Boxes) ~ 5.00
(License to be posted on each machine..
County has power to seize, remove, and
hold such machines for default of payment,
until such time as default has been remedied).
Patent Rights and Formulas, sale 10.00
Pawnbrokers 400.00
105-53 33. Peddlers .
(a) On :Loot 10.00
(b) `Vith vehicle propelled by motor or
other power, for each vehicle z tan
yr less 25.00
(c) Vehicle over z ton 200.00
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105-66 34. Per. Ball i!:Iachines 12.50
105-48 35. Phrenologists 200.00
105-48.1 36. Photographers, Itinerant 100.00
(An itinerant photographer is defined as
a person, partnership, or corporation
having no regularly established place of
business. "Regularly established place
of business" defined to mean a place of
bus:i_ness open to public at least two days
a week for not less than four hours daily,
having one or more persons in charge and
at which place the same person ha.s the intent
to continue~in business for at least six
consecutive months.
1.05-80 37. Pisto7_s (See ~,~eapons) 50.00
105-G6 38. Riding Devices (merry-go-rounds, hobby horses,- 25.00
switchback railways, roller coasters and
comparable <:imusements}
(a) Rural areas with population less than
10,000 10.00
105-102.2 39. Scrap Processors
(a) Less than 2,500 population $ 12.50
(b) 2,500-5,000 popul~.tion 15.00
(c) 5,000-10,000 population 25.00
(d) 10,000-20,000 population 37.50
(e) 20,000-30,000 population 50.00
(f) Over 30,000 population 62.50
(Two mile radit.is considered city rate)
105-52 40. Sewing 1lachine Salesmen 5.00
(Applicable to each agent who holds a
dup]_icate copy of license issued, to
any person, firm or corporation engaged
in the business of selling sewing machi.nes.)
105-66 41. Swimming pools, skating rinks and comparable
amusements
(a) ~9ithin city l:units 25.00
(b) In rural area outside of city 10.00
105-92 42,. Trading Stamps, issuing, selling or delivering 100.00
105-35 43. Traveling Theatrical Companies
(a) Per Day 25.00
105-80 44. SVeapon Dealers - Pistols, bowie knives, dirks,
daggers, s_ling~ shots, Leaded canes, iron or
metallic knuckles, blank cartridge pistols
or metallic cartridges.
(a) Pistols 50.00
(b) Boccie knrives, dirks, daggers, slingshots,
leaded canes, iron or metallic knuckles,
or articles of like kind 200.00
(c) Blank cartridge pistols 50.00
105-1.13,81 45, Nlalt Beverages
(a) Beer
On Premises 25.00
Off Premises 5.00
(b) Stine
On Premises 25.00
Off Premises 25.00
Note : No County license on forti:Eied (20% stiveet )
License applies to un:ford:[i_ed (12/14%)