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Home My WebLink AboutDocumentation_Special Meeting_Tab 04_06/23/1994 9 / � ,� � , VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT � Post Office Box 3273 • 357 Tequesta Drivc a - � �� ; o Tcyucsta, Florida 33469-0273 •(-lp7) 575-62''0 � E F.�.�: (�O7) 575-(�?U3 f'C COUµ� MEM!�R.ANDUM; T�: Th�mas G. Bradf ord, V i 11 ac�� Manager FROM: Sc�tt D. Ladd, Building Off ici�l �� / DATE: June 15. 1994 SUB.JECT: Equity Study c�vmmission re�nmmendPd ohanges and draft �z�3.I'iall ±�, amerad ±he Vill�� acc1it�a±i��n�1 L�1Cf?I15G ReQUlatians. � Tom, attached are eighteen Gopies of the minutes of thF thres {37 Eq1�it� Stt�d� Cammiss ivn m+�et in�s and the draft t�rdinance inc�rp�ratinq the rscvmmended chan�� by tYsR c+�mmissi�n, s+�veral V'illa�� h�usekee�ing crianges, and se�eral housskespinq chanqes rs��aire�3 b� Chapt+�r 93-18�. Laws of Flvrirla. All of ±�i� chancres rsc�,mmendsd bp the Cvmmission aGCUr in ��ctivn 11-27, Enumsration of License Taxss. The Equitp Study CQmmission recommended that definitivns be added to sach vf the s�ven <7> services classifications, (SA) thraugh t�G), Th� ESC further rs�ommended sev�r�l fee chanQes tQ variaus classifications as set fo�rth in the attached matrix that �+utlines our currsnt fess, �tate a1Zow�d ir►cr�ases, and the fe�s recommendsd f�r incrsas� by the ES�. Th.e E�C further recvmmercded �hanves tvi certain classifications that brvk� tris classifi�ati�ns dnwn intc� additional catevQriss, sulh as. ' proparty m�intsnan�e �FM?, wh+�rs an item A. 1-� emgloyees and an item L, 4+�mpl�ye�s are beinr� r�cc+mmendad in lieu of the current gr�gsrty maintenance classificatiQn. This o�c1.ars als�� at rstail merchar►ts C RM> whsre ths StC��'-�5 ��,t��ries were r�d�ns and a fvurth stack-in-trade �ategQr� was �ddsd. The E�C also recomr�Rndrd that severai �las�ificati�ns within th� vari�us servic�as. Classes A throu�h G, b� r�arrangsc3 t4 better refl$ct their gr4ger inGlvsivn within a particular ssrvi�es Glass based on the nswly crsated definitions for sach ssrvicss class. Hous+ake�ping itsms inclu�3ed som� nRv� languags changes to WariQUs sections vf ths 4�cupational iicsnss requlations, including chanQing th� date li��nsss are renewsd f rom Septemb�r 1 to August 1 Qf each ysar, l�reakinq down certain ssltions inta sevsral garaqraphs for clarity� adding a re�istrativn required fes at Recycled Paper ' t '�e:_ =i��:: 11-�t� in the am��unt of o�5. �� to ��ver tt persor�s wh� �n��ge in ang b�asiness, occugation vr profession within Tsques+_a wht� dres ncat havs a germanent business location vr branch vffice in thG Village, and ahanqing certain sections numsricallp ta track all �f fihe recr�mmended chanQes set fc�rth in thF dr�ft Or�3inancs. Tam, please place this Ordinance on an u�coming Council meeting aQendd f�r first reddinq. Th�nks. SDli: j mm Attl,h. ��IAT}tIX TNDICATING CIfANGES TU Ft��L`S AS KLCOMMENllEI) . BY '1'll;� I::�UITY STUliY CUi�D�1ISSI0N: 6-10-94 Proiectea ( CHANG}�S AKL 1IIGHLIGI�TED IN YELLUW ) Total Current Recom- Total No. Ravenue Pro3'ected . Rate Plue mended Licenses from Total Current Total Allowabie Allowable Increase: I66Ue6 Allowable Reoommende Code Descrintion Rate Colleated Inareaee Iacrease Aaprox 72� (92/93) Inorea�e Rev�nue CO Goin opvratod machinva: C0001 Laundry. 1-S machines 820.00 8 20.00 200� B 60.00 � 20.00 1 6c 60.00 8 20.00 C00'02 Laundry, 6+ machines 7.50 195.00 200� 22.50 7.50 26 585.00 195.00 C0003 Soap machinos 1-4 machinog 40.00 40.00 200� 120.00 40.00 1 120.00 • 40.00 CR Con6truction related bv�. 20.00= 940.00 200� 60.00 35.09' 47 2.820.00 1.645.00 IC Insurance Companiee: IC00 Insvrance aqency I�O.OU 400.00 200Rr 300.00 172.0�= 4 1.200.00 668.00 IC004 Inc. cFLC> 100.00, 6.800.00 200�b 300.00 172.00';� 68 20.400.00 11.896.00 JP Jobsite preparation 40.00 780.00 200� 120.00 �0.00 19 2.280.00 1.330.00 OA Amu6ement6: OA010 Entertainment 200.00r 200.00 100� 900.00 250.00 1 400.00 250.00 OA014 Golf Club �37._00� 337.00 100�b 674.00 580.Q0 1 674.00 580.00 OL Non-Covntywide Contractore: OL100 General Contr. Z�S�QD"= 225.00 100� 450.00 390.00 - 1 450.00 390.00 OL Sub-contractors -200.-0U 1.200.00 100� 400.00 345 QO 6 2.400.00 2.070.00 OM Man��facturing: OM001 Manuf. 1-2 employe�e 60.00 120.00 200� 180.00 100.00." 2 360.00 200.00 ON004 " 9-10 employeas 225.00�' 225.00 100� 450.00 390.0� 1 450.00 390.Op OM005 " 11-20 vmployao� 2_Q_]„�D-0 281.00 100� 562.00 9$4.40 1 562.00 480.00 OR001 Re6taurant. Lounqe, per seat 2.50_ 9.145.00 200Rr 7.30 4.0`0 1658 6eate 12.435.00 6.632.00 OR003 Wrapped/infra-red food _60r00 60.00 200� 180.00 10_4.00 1 180.00 104.00 PM Progerty Maintenance: 40.00 4,080.00 200� 120.00 40.00 102 12.240.00 9.080.00 A. I 3 empfoyees <new cateqory, no data available> 40.0� N/A N/A B. 4+ employees ' <new cateqory, no data available> f�0._00 N/A N/A RE Real Estate: _ --_ RE001 Real Eetate Aqency/Broker 100.00 1.400.00 200� 300.00 250.00 � 19 4.200.00 3.500.00 R6003 Real Estate Salespereon --99_._QO-' 1.OBO.OQ 200�h 120.00 -SD.-00 27 3,240.00 1.350.00 i e=oieotea Total Current Reaom- Total No. Revenve Proieoted Rate Plue mended Lioense� from Total Current Total Allowable Allowable Increa6e: IB�ues Allowable Reaommende Cpdo Dascription Rate Colleated Inarea�e Inarea�a Avvrox 72� t92/93> Inarease Revenue RM Retail Merchante: - RM001 Retail stock to �50.000 100.00 6.400.00 200� 300.00 170.00 - 64 19.200.00 10.890.00 RM002 Stock 55��-000 -�100.00D - 200.00 - 3.600.00 100� 400.00 345.00 19 7,600.00 6.5�5.00 RM003 Stock s100,000 - 5200.000� 30 3,900.00 100� 600.00 520.00 � 8 7.900.00 4.160.00 RM004 Stock ovor s200.000 --- (new category, no data available) 650.-QQ _ 5 <aseumed> 3.250.00 RR Residential Maint./Repair 30.00:� 2.070.d0 200� 90.00 4'S.00 69 6.230.00 3.105.00 RS Repair/Machine Shops: RSO01 1-2 employees 60.00�' 290.00 200� 190.00 110.00 4 720.00 440.00 RS002 3-4 employeeB 100.00;= 100.00 200� 300.00 172.00' 1 800.00 172.00 R,6004 7-10 employees 225.00� 450.00 100� 450.00 390.00 2 900.00 780.00 SA Personal Servioe Clas6 A 4 160.00 200� 120.00 _ 70.00 4 480.00 280.00 6H Per6onal Service Class H 100.00 8.000.00 200� 300.00 -1T2._00 60 18.000.00 10.320.00 SC Profaesional Serviae Class C 1 90.OG ,' 13.440.00 200� 420.00 232 00 96 40.320.00 23.Z32.00 SD Specialized Service Clas� D 200. 2.000.00 100� 400.00 945.0�. 10 4.000.00 3.450.00 Sfi Specialized Service Class E: SE001 Auctionaere. eaah ,200.00�1 Z00.00 100� 400.00 345.00I 1 400.00 345.00 SE002 Auctions, Jewelry. Etc. 1200.00�� 200.00 100� 400.00 '34'S.00�' 1 400.00 345.00 Sh003 Autos for Hire. Taxi, each 100.00�� 200.00 200� 300.00 172.00 2 600.00 344.00 SE005 Marina. per slip 2.50' 200.00 200� 7.50 7.50 40 elipB 300.00 300.00 SE009 Hroker (optione/stock) 300.00 300.00 100� 800.00 52�.00', 1 600.00 520.00 SE010 Broker, mortgaqe or loan 200.�� 800.00 1008 400.00 250.00' 4 1.600.00 1.000.00 S�O11 Dry Cleaninq & Pressing �200.�0� 600.00 100� 400.00 345.00 3 1.200.00 1.035.00 68021 Hotel. Motel. 3-5 units 20.00 20.00 200� 80.00 i 45.00! 1 motel 60.00 43.00 SE022 Hotel. Motel. 5+ units, per � 2.50 12.�0 200� 7.50 �, 7.501 5 units 37.50 • 37.50 SF038 Tailor. 1-2 employess `60.00 240.00 200Rs 180.00 j104.00I 4 720.00 418.00 SF Financial: 56010 Banks :�37.00,` 2.022.00 100Jb 674.00 �50.0�- 6 4.044.00 3.900.00 SF020 Savinge & Loan Aseoc. 337.00+' 1.011.00 100� 674.00 650.00 3 2.022.00 1.950.00 i , ;` � , VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA � DEPARTMENT OF CO1VL'tifUNITY DEVELOPMEM v _ �;, •� Post OfCice Box 3273 • 357 Tequesta Drivc ; , o Tc�ucsta, Florida 33469-0?73 •(407) 575-b220 m 4 F�u•.: (�3(17) S7j-6�0; f'C COUN�+ . EQUITY STVDY COA+II�ISSION FOR T8E VILLAGE OF TEQUSSTA I�ETING MINUTBS JUNE 10, 1994 I. CALL TO ORDLR AND ROLL CALL � The Equity Study Commission, appointed by the Village Council to review the �ccupational License Rates of Tequesta and to make recommendations on those rates, held its third and final meeting at the�Village Hall, - 357 Tequesta Drive, Tequesta, Florida, on Friday, June 10, 1994. The meeting was called to order at 8:41 A.M. by Scott D. Ladd, Building Official. A roll call was taken by Betty Laur, the Recording Secretary. Commission members present were: John Giba and Mac Goodner. Commission Chairman Edwin D. Nelson was absent from the meeting. II. APPROVAL OF AGSNDA � Commission member Goodner moved that the Agenda be approved as submitted. Commission member Giba seconded the motion. The vote on the motion was: John Giba - for Mac Goodner - for The motioa was therefore passed and adopted and the Ageada was approved as submitteS. Recycled Paper � Equity Study Commission Meeting Minutes June 10, 1994 Page 2 ----------------------------- III. APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MEETING MINUTES (June 2, 1994) Minutes of the June 2, 1994 meeting were not yet available. IV. NEW BUSINESS There was no new business to come before the Commission. V. UNFINISHED BUSINESS A. Coatinuation of review of proposed occupational license fee schedule: Scott D. Ladd, Building Official, explained that this would be the last meeting of this Commission, and a recommendation would made to the Village Council so that an Ordinance could be submitted for first and second readings before renewal occupational license notices would be sent out. He reviewed what had been done since the last meeting, stating that all categories had been defined and some occupations that were no longer in existence or that had never been used had been deleted. He reported that guidelines had been established for each category. Commission member Giba had then critiqued the result, and changes had been made. Fees were then revisited to be sure they were still in line. Commission member Giba complimented Building Official Ladd and Joanne McCabe of the Department of CoimaQUnity Development for the fine job they had done in defining categories and reclassifying occupations, and stated he now felt comfortable with the categories and would be able to justify to anyone why a person had been placed into one cateqory instead of another. Conunission member Goodner questioned some Equity Study Co�nission • Meeting Minutes June 10, 1994 Page 3 ----------------------------- occupations classified in the same category had greater revenue potential than others, for example a taxidermist and an oral surgeon. Building Official Ladd explained the first criteria was whether the test in the definition of the ordinance was met to consider that person a professional. Both occupations require state certification and there is formal schooling for both. Commission member Goodner stated the greatest revenue for the Village would be from enforcement of occupational licensing, rather than from the amount of fees set for various categories. A full-time code enforcement of f icer who could go into bus ines ses throughout the Village and sign everyone up for licenses is needed, and would probably pay for himself. Commission member Goodner stated his position that he felt the categories had been done very ------ well, and barring any financial disasters for the Village, that changing fees for occupational licenses should not be revisited for several years. Commission Member Giba moved that the Commission accept and approve the revised classifications and description of occupations together with the fee schedules thereof, and further recommend that these data (descriptions, categorizations, and fee schedules} be retained until there is justification for chaaging such by the Village Couacil. Commissioa Member Goodner seconded the motion. The vote on the motion was: John Giba - for Mac Goodaer - for The motion was therefore passed and adopted. , Equity Study Commission lrieeting I+Iinutes June 10, 1994 Page 4 ----------------------------- VI. COMMUNICATI4N FROM CITIZENS NONE VII. ANY 4THER MATTERS None vi i . An�rotnuvr�rrr Conmaission member Giba moved that the meeting be adjourned. Coamaission member Goodner seconded the motioa. The vote on the motion was: John Giba - for Mac Goodner - for the motion was therefore passed aad adopted and the meetiag was adjouraed at 9:01 A.M. Respectfully -$u-bmitted, --- � � - . - - - � �� Betty Laur Recording Secretary ATTEST: Scott D. Ladd Building t3f f icial DATE APFROVED: ;�' � ; VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA =� DEPAR7M�VVT OF COMMUI�rfl' DEVEL,nPMENT � Post Office Box 3273 • 357 Teyuesta Drivc �- � � ; , o Tcyucsta, Florida 33469-027? •(4(17) 575-b22O e � Fax.: i-lO7) 5;>-6�0; �� COUM� EQUITY STUDY COMI�+IISSION FOR THE VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA MEETING MINUTBS JUNE 2, 1994 I. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL (=AT•T• The Equity Study Commission, appointed by the Village Council to review the Occupational License Rates of Tequesta and to make recommendations on those rates, held its second meeting at�the Viilage Hall, 357 Tequ�sta Drive, Tequesta, Florida, on Thursday, June 2, 1994. The meeting was called . to order at 8:30 A.M. by Scott D. Ladd, Building Official. A roll call was taken by Betty Laur, the Recording Secreta�y. Commission members present were: - John Giba and -- Mac Goodner. Commission Nelson was absent from the meeting. Tom Bradford, Village Manager, was also -- in attendance. II. APPROVAL OF AGSNDA ' Commission member Goodner moved that the Agenda be appraved as submitted. Commission member Giba seconded the motion. The vote on the motion was: John Giba - for Mac Goodner - for The motion was therefore passed and adopted and the Agenda was approved as sub�itted. III. APPROVAL OF PREVIOIIS �ETING 1KINUTES (April 29, 1994) Commission member Giba moved that the minutes of the April 29, 1994 meetinq of the Equity Study Commission be approved as submitted. Co�nmission member Goodner seconded the motion. The vote on the motion w�s: Reeycled Paper Equity Study Commission Keeting Kinutes June 2, 1994 Page 2 ----------------------------- John Giba - for iKac Gaodner - f or The motion was therefore passed and adopted and the minutes were approved as submitted. IV. NEW BIISINESS There was no new business to come before the Commission. V. iJrTF'INISHED BUSINESS A. Continuation of review of proposed occupational license fee schedule: Scott D. Ladd, Building Official, reviewed what had been done up to this point, stating that after all fees were reviewed at the first meeting, he had compared those fees against the $10,613.00 increase cap allowed by the State, changed those figures which the Commission had directed him to change, and arrived at a total under the cap amount.___ Sincs_�Qrk on_Classes A- ------- �-- C, D, E, F, and G(pe�sona�.-,- - pro.fessianal, and specialized serviees) �act beem at the last meeting, Building Official Ladd had copied only those sections from the Occupational License Tax Ordinance and sent to the commission members for their review. Commission member Giba stated he had been unable to find guidelines for the categories, and stated the importance of being able to support the differentiation between the categories in order to have an answer when questioned by a business person as to why they were placed in one category instead of another. For purposes of discussion at this meeting he had prepared a chart showing the differentiation between categories and guidelines for each category. Shown on the chart were suggested criteria which miqht be used to differentiate between categories: number of employees; individual or agency; sales/inventory; square feet of space; and service only or products also. Commission member Giba suggested categories start with the first one (A) as simple service by an individual, no agency, no formal training (non- professional) and gradually increase requirements Equity Study Commission Meeting Hinutes June 2, 1994 Page 3 ----------------------------- for the other categories. He suggested category (B) might be service by an agency (no training/non- prof�ssional); category (C) could be service which requires training (agency/non-professional); category (D) might be service which requires � trairaing with a license (professional); category (E) could be professional service with product; and category (F) could be miscellaneous services. Commission member Goodner agreed with Commissioner Giba's concept, and also stated that no one whose occupational license fee is increased from $200 to $350, for example, would understand how�this could be ornly a 10� increase, and this will be very hard to justify to irate citizens; and that fees should reflect the ability to make revenue. Commission member Goodner also recommended that review of Occupational License fees should be revisited only every 6 to 8 years, not every two years as allowed by State law. Building Official Scott D. Ladd responded to Commission member Goodner's concern that enforcement of the occupational license fees would increase income over the 10� ailowed by the law by expl�ining that new licenses would not fall under the $10,613 amount, and that as much revenue as could be collected for new licenses would be allowed. It was the consensus of the Equity Study Commission that Building Official Scott D. Ladd define the categories, and establish graduated criteria categories incorporating suggestions made by the commission members. Commission member Giba would critique the results. (B) Recommendation fro� Co�mission regardine� proposed changes to Occupational License Ordinance: It was the consensus of the Equity Study Commission to have another meeting to finalize the categories and fees. The meeting would be held in time for the Commission's recommendation to be presented to Village Council for both first and second readings of the new Occupational License Ordinance before � the month of August when renewal notices are Equity Study Commission Keetinq Minutes June 2, 1994 Page 4 ----------------------------- mailed. VI. COI�IIKIJNICATION FROl�i CITIZBNS NONE VI I. ANY . OTHER I��ATPERS None VII. ADJOURNMENT Co�i.ssion member Giba moved that the �eeting be adjourned. Coamission member Gaodner seconded the �otion. The vote on the motion was ; _ _ __ . _ _ _ _ _ _ . . . John Giba - for 1rlac Goodner - for the motion was therefore passed and adopted and the meetinq was adjourned. at -9:10 A.1rI. Respectfully submitted, �� Betty Laur Recording Secretary ATTEST: �� XJ� (/i�C�f T Scott D. Ladd Building Official DATE APPROVED: l �14�� `' VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA � ; , � DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT a- ';. � Post Office Box 3273 • 357 Teyuesta Drive ; o Tequcsta. Florida 33464-p273 •(407) 575-622O a ` ; Fax: (4f)7) 575-6?03 ' �N COUN� EQUITY STUDY COMMISSION FOR THE VILI�AGB OF TEQIIESTA 1��IE$TING 1KINUTES APRIL 29, 1994 I. CALL TO ORDII2 AND ROLL �=AT•T• The Equity Study Commission, appointed by the Village Council to review the Occupational.License Rates of Tequesta and to make recommendations on those rates, held its_first __ meeting at the Village Hall, 357 Tequesta Drive, Tequesta, Florida, on Friday, Apri}. 29, 1994. The meeting was called to order at 9:04 A.M. by Village Manager Thomas Bradford. � A roll call was taken by Betty Laur, the Recording Secretary. Commission members present were: Edwin J. Nelson, John Giba and Mac Goodner. Tom Bradford, Village Manager, and Scott D. Ladd, Huilding Official, were also in attendance. II. APPROVAL OF AGENDA Commission member Goodner moved that the Agenda be approved as submitted. Commission member Giba seconded the motion. The vote on the motion was: Ed�in Nelson - far John Giba - for Z�Iac Goodner - for The �otion was therefore passed and adopted and the Agenda t�aas approved as submitted. - � III. APPROVAL OF PR$VIOIIS ME87'ING HINI)TES None Recyeled Paper Equity Study Commission Meeting Minutes April 29, 1994 Page 2 ----------------------------- IV: NEW BUSINESS (A) 1. Edwin J. Nelson was appointed to the position of Commission Chair. (B) 1. Scott D. Ladd, Building Official, reviewed Florida State statute 205.0315, Occupational License Tax Ordinance. Mr. Ladd advised the Commission that the State of Florida had passed legislation allowing municipalities to increase up to l0o the sum of the total revenue generated by the municipality in the preceding f iscal. _ yea� ._ __ Future rate increases of up to 5 percent every two years may be implemented with a majority plus one affirmative vote by the Village Council. 2. Implementation required the appointment of an Equity Study Commission to make rate and/or classification changes. 3. To arrive at the $10,613.00 dollar figure for the 10% increase allowed the Village of Tequesta, Mr. Ladd had reviewed each occupational license category in the Village's ordinance and checked it against the State law which allowed different increase percentages for different categories. He then prepared a listing of all categories showing the current fee, total collected during the preceding fiscal year, the percentage of allowable increase, current rate plus allowable increase, recommended increase at approximately 72�, total number of licenses issued during the preceding fiscal year, the total projected revenue from the allowable increase, and the projected total recommended revenue. Mr. Ladd had furnished this information to Commission members along with a comparison study showing rates charged by Tequesta and by some of the other municipalities in Palm Beach County. Mr. Ladd advised the Commission that their options were to accept the current Occupational License Equity Study Commission Meeting Minutes April 29, 1994 Page 3 ----------------------------- Ordinance without making any changes; to accept Mr. Ladd's recommended increases; or to raise or lower any of the existing or recommended fees while keeping within the allowable caps mandated by the State law. Mr. Ladd responded to Commission member Giba's question as to who was required to obtain an occupational license that anyone doing business in Tequesta was required to have an occupational license, no matter where they reside. Commission member Goodner stated he had reviewed Mr. Ladd's comparison study and had identified those categories in which Tequesta's rates were higher or lower than those of any of the other municipalities. After discussion of each category, it was the consensus of the Equity Study Commission to add two subcategories to the Property Maintenanee one for businesses with --- 1 to 3 employees and the other for those with 3 or more employees. It was also the consensus of the Equity Study Commission to change subcategories under RM, Retail Merchants: RM001 Retail stock to $20,000 changed to Retail stock to $50,000; RM002 Stock $20,000 - $70,000 changed to Stock $50,000 - $100,000; RM003 Stock over $70,000 changed to Stock $100,000 -$200,000; and to add a new subcategory RM004 Stock over $200,000. It was the consensus of the Equity Study Commission to accept the rates recommended by Clerk of the Board Scott D. Ladd with changes made only to those categories listed on the next page: Equity Study Commission Meeting Minutes April 29, 1994 Page 4 . ----------------------------- . CODE DESCRIPTION F1�L AGRB$D TO BY COI+�lISSIOH ::��:z:s<:::::::.'•.:::::::?»3::;>'`?� ';:.<:::::;:;>::::<,.,,.... ;: . ... . ..................... .. .. . . ..:. . ..........:..........:.. .....::. .. :::.:::: . . ��:;;C�T?��i#�'�3:;M�i:��:3; ..1... .... .:<'>::;�:.<:.;: C0001 Lauadry, 1-5 machines 20.00 C0002 Laundry, 6+ �chines 7.50 C0003 Soap machines 1-4 machines 40.00 ._ :#�k ::::::::::::::<::::�'>�:>::�:�`::�:�:�::::..'�.,�. ':::::::;:.:.:...::<::::::::::::;.:::`::::::::;::•::•:::::::::::�:::::•>::: ;:;�::�::;r::•ir;:�: .... ..............,, . ......; ...: .., ........ ... .�M ��:�� :':�>:�:�>::>:::::::::`::;<::>:::�::;:::::::;:::<:: OA010 Entertainment 250.00 :"�::�`:�:�<��:��z::::�:,<'``::::� :�::':::::«:::;«:;:.:. ::::• ...P.i�.E3�`.F��PY?:�� i';::.':::.;:; PM (A) 1-3 Employees 40.00 PM (B) Over 3 $mployees 60.00 :�::i<;<::< :::::::::::::::::�;:;;::;:::: ;;:>�::<::>:::;::..z::<::;< ... .�• ..� ':::<�:: ;<::z=•;:::::z<:::::::<::t:::t::<::<::<z<::::�:::::t:::::;::<::::::«::=:«::;:: ��::z :::::::::::::<::::; ��:�;::<c::::::;::::::'::<:::;=:c::::;:::::::;::<:?::: RE001 Real 8state Agency/Broker 250.00 RE003 Real $state Salesperson 50.00 ::��:<::<:��:<:::: �;;:;:;:?«;:';;;:::: :::: �>::>: ... . ��::::�>::::::�; >:::<::; �i ��i:�'>::::i:�::;:::::::::;��`::�:�:' � RM001 Retail StoCk to $50,000 170.00 RM002 Stock $50,000 to $100,000 345.00 RM003 StoCk $100,000 ta $200,000 520.00 RM804 3tock over $200,000 650.00 �.�i�::iz?::z<� >:�;:��:::;::;;::;:;::: :::< � >:;: .. . ��L��iI7�I$#�::<:��.. , .�'#,� 8$O10 Broker, Mortgage or Loan 250.00 �:�i��9�:�''�:'f�`Y':��::�:�:�:�:�::�:�r�:; r: ... . ,�','.,�,,,,,�,,,,.,.,��i:� :::::::::.:::;:;:::::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:_:: 8F010 BankB 550.00 SF02d Savings & Loan Assoc. 650.00 SGO10 Concrete Mixiag Plant 600.00 It was the consensus of the Equity Study Commission to table for further discussion at the next meeting � , Equity Study Commission l�eeting Minutes April 29, 1994 Page 5 ----------------------------- the categories of Personal, Professional and Specialized Services. The Commission directed Mr. Ladd to use his discretion in the categories of Property Maintenance, Retail stock to.$50,000, and Residential Maintenance/Repair if he should need to adjust figures to stay within the State mandated • caps in light of changes the Commission had made at this meeting. The Commission members agreed with Commission member Giba's suggestion to include a short notice with renewal notices for occupational licenses to the effect that rates had not been increased in the last 15 years and State law required the rates to be reviewed, which had been done by a commission of citizens. - Suggestions to increase total revenue were to hire a full-time person to enforce occupational license requirements or to hire a full time Code Enforcement Officer who would also handle occupatianal license enforcement. C. It was the consensus of the Equity Study Commission to leave the establishment of their meeting schedule to Mr. Ladd, whose office will notify commission members of the time of their next meeting. V. UNFINISHED BIISINESS NONE VI. COI�IIKONICATION FROM CITIZENS NONE VII. ANY OTHER MATTERS Equity Study Commission member Giba questioned Fire Chief James Weinand egarding how an application for an occupational license would trigger a fire inspection of a building and who would pay the fire inspection fees. Fire Chief Weinand advised, the owner of a building was responsible for common areas but tenants were responsible for the space they occupied, and that a fire inspection was � � . Equity Study Gommission Meeting Minutes April 29, 1994 Page 6 ----------------------------- done whenever tenants changed. VII. AD.TOURNMENT Commission member Goodner moved that the meetinq be adjourned. Commission member Giba seconded the motion. The vote on the motion was: Edwin Nelson - for John Giba - for Mac Goodner - for the motion was therefore passe+d and adopted and the meeting was adjourned at 11:20 A.l�i. Respectfully submitted, . r Betty aur Recording Secretary ATTEST: �P.n� �D. �c2�.r'r� Scott D. Ladd Building Official DATE APPROVED: . v�J� o� , l�� I i 1 � - 1 I � � � � , � , � ' ukDINANCE N��. ' . AN dRDINANCE QF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL 4F THE VILLAGE t�F; TE�UESTA. FALM BEACH Ct�UNTY. FLORIDA. AMENDING THE' VILLAGE C4DE �F �RDINAN�ES AT CHAPTER 11. LIGENSES, i AMENL�ING �ECTION 11-1�. SUPPORTING AFFIDAVIT^o }�rUIE.ED; AMENDING SECTION il-2r�, TRANSFERAHILITY; ; FEE, AMENDING SEGTI�7N 11 21. LICENSE NOT IMMUNIT`� � FR�M PROSE�UTIONS OF VIOLATION; DELETING �ECTION 11-� L2 RELATINu TO MASTER-SERVANT RELATI�3N�HIP�; AMFsNDING GECTIOt� 11-25� UtdLAWFUL TQ ENGA�E IN TRADE c7Ft I PUoI1VEa�+ WITHQUT LICEIVSE C1R WITH LI�EIV�E V1V FAL�� STATEMENTS. DELINQUENCY FEES; AMENDIN� �ECTION 11-! L�. 1. RErI�TRATI�N RE.��UIRED; AMENDING SECTI�IN 11-27, I ENUMERATI�N OF LI�ENSE TAXE�; PR�7VIDiNG F��Ri SEVERABILITY; PR�VIDING F�JR REPEAL C�F QRDINANCE� IN G�7NFLICT; PRdVIDIAIG F4R C4DIFICATION; PROVIDING AN 1 EFFECTIVE DATE. � NOW, THEREF4RE, aE IT QRL�AINED BY THE VILLAGE Ct7iJNCiL � JF THE VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA. Fgi,M BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, as I fQliows: � � SeatiQn 1. Chapter 11 of ths Code of ardinances' of the Village of Tequesta is hsreby amsnded at �ection 11-� 19, to read as fvllvws: + � Sec. 11-19. Supporting affidavits r�xquired. , � Wh�never the amount of the licsnse agplied far� depends upon the amount of st�ck in trade {inventvey) �arrisd� b� the aggZi�3rit �r tri� number of raoms in a hotel or ths� numbsr vf units in a rsntai apartment complex. Qr the n�xm�er� vf seats in a restaurant andlc�r lounge, vr the n��mber of ; emplayees. or on any athsr facts not within the psrsvnai! }�nowledge vf the �Tillage Off icial respansible for � occupativnal licensing, n4 licsnss shall be issued until thr� apgli�ant has made and filsd with ths Villaae an affidavit.� duly a��th�nt icated, sett inQ farth the amount af stoGk in � trade { inv�ntvr�> the number of hotel raoms. the numb+er vf ; rental apartment units. the number of rsstaurant andl�rj 1vunQe ssats� the number �f emglo�ess. �r c�ther faGts oni which the amvunt of such liGense depends. 1 �ection L, Chapter 11 of the Code of Ordinances� of the Village of Tequesta is hereby amended at Section 11-cQ; to read as follows: � Sec. 1i-20. T=ansferabilitp; fee. � i I I � � ' .� i � � <a) All licensss mav be transferred to a new owner i when there is a bona fide Bale of ths business up�n payment � of a tranefsr fee equal to tsn ( 1d�7 percent of the annudl � 1 irensP tax or twenty-f ive dc�l lars t 825. C107 , wYaichever i� ; I less, gresentat i�n of the or icrinal 1 ir'er�5e. evider.ce rf t�.� ' sale and appzoval of the agglication. No such transf5rrF1 licenss shall be valid fvr any longer timg or any o±her glace i than that f or whiah it was originally issued. �b) Upon written requsst, agpr�Wal of apFlicatior�, and presentation vf ths �riqinal license, any license may Y,e transferred from one 1oGation to another l�cation within trs Villaqe upon ga�ment vf � transfgr fee equal to tFn percen± I f 1G�> of the annu�l 1 i�snse tax vr twenty-f ivF dvl lar� � tS25.pq>, whichever is isss. � �ect i�n 3. Cha�tsr 11 vf the �vd� �f �rdinanle� � Qf the Villa�s of Te�ussta is hsreby amended at Se�tion Zl-Zll to read as follvws: ; Sec. 11-21. Licsnse not immunity f rom prosecut ion6 of i violation. NQ li�ense issued under the grovisions vf this article shall prvtect any person from grosec�ition for transacting any busincss, trade. �r profession nat covered by such licsnse, or shall protect any mer�hant doing business with a grsater stock in trade Cinventvey7, or any hotel own�ar having a qreater number of rooms, or any rental agartment ownsr having a greater numbsr of units, or ang restaurant vr lounge owner having a greater number af ssats, or any business having a�reatsr numbsr vf emplQysss than is cvvered by such licsnse. Any license issusd upon an� false� statemsnt made under oath shall bs considered as vvid ab initio and shall not gr�+tect ths h�lder thereof frvm gros��cut is►n for transa�t ing bus insss, trads or profess ion without a 1 icense. �ection 4. Ghapter 11 of the Code vf Ordinances af the Villags of Tequesta is hereby amended by deleting existing Secti�n 11-22. Master-S$rvant relatiQnsbips in its ent irsty. Ss�tion �. Chagter 11 vf the C�d+e Qf Ordinanc�s � of the Villaqe vf Tsquesta is herebp amsnded �y 1hanQing� �ecti�n 11-23 tQ read 11-�� as follvws; � � Sec. 11-22. Suspension; rsvocatian; cancellation. � 1 fNo changes to the text of aew Se�. 11-22 which isl languag� set fvrth in sxisting 11-�3.} ' i �ect ion E. �hapt�er 11 of the Cv+de vf Ors3inances of the Viilaqs of Teq;iesta is hersbg amsnded bp �hanging Section 11-24 tv rsad 11-23 as follows: - Z - � � I . I i i Sec. 11-23. Exceptions. i ( No changes tv the tE:Ct �f ncw �ec. lI-2:� cariicr. �� language set forth in Existing 11-24.> i i GeGtion 7. Chaptsr 11 af ths Cods of ��rdinances af the Villa�e of Tequgsta is hare�y amende3 by lhangi:�g ' Section 11-25 to read 11-�4 and further amended t� read as ( follQws: i i Sec. 11-24. Unlawful to enqaqe in trade, business, profsssion � or occupation �ithout license or with licsnse on false i statements; when licenses are due and expire; penaltp for � late pagment. . ; ( a> It shall be ��nlawful for any persan to snqa�a in � anv trade, bus inss�, grofess ion, or o�cugat ion within ±�ie i Village without a licsnse or upon a licen6� issued ugvrd fa1sF , statsments made by any person, c�r in thsir bshalf. All � li�sns�s shall be sold by the Village beginning A�ar�ust 1+�f eaGh ysar and shall be due and gayaL�le on or bgf�re September 3il of each year and ehall cxpire on Septembsr 30 of ths ; suc�esding year. I Cb> Licenses not renewed by October 1 shali bs � considered delinquent and shall be sul��sct.tv a delinquency gsnaltp of ten gsrcent < 10�) for thg month of October plus an additional five per�ent f5�> penalty for each subsequsnt m�nth, or gortion thersaf, of delinquency �antil paid; hawever. ths total delinquency psnalty may nvt excsed twenty- f ies gsrcent t 2S�) of ths ocGUpat ional 1 icense tax or fee for the dsl inquent � bus iness, grvf ess ian, or occupat ion. CG> Anp person who engages in or �manages any business, grofessivn, or 4ccugativn without first o�taining a� l�cal Q�cupational license. if required. hereunder, is su�ject ta a psnaZty of twentp-f ive percent t 25�5> Qf the licsnse, in additi4n tv any other genalty grovided by law ar ordinance. �ect iQn 8. Chapter 11 vf ths Gvde� af Ordinances vf the Villags Qf Tequesta is hsre�y amsnded by �han+ging Section 11-26 t� rsafl i1-25 as f ollows: i �ac. 11-25. Catsgoriss tax levisd upvn; seidence of d�inq � busin�ss. tNo changes to ths text vf new �ec. 11-25 which is I language set forth in existing 11-26.) . Section 9. Chapter 11 of the Gvde ef Ordinances j � of th� Villaq+a Qf Tequssta is hereb� amanded ry changinct Sect ion 11-26. 1 to read 11-25 and f urther amended �in its sntirsty to read as follaws: 3 , I 1 I I � n _n � oec. 11 c,6 Registration requirsd. �i Any person engaging in any business, occ.upation or � grofeseion within ths Villags without a permanent busine�� location or branch office in the Village, buf holding a valid anc3 currentlp effect ive occupat ional 1 icense� s> issurd by thF Countv �r another incorpc�rated municigality, shall be issuF� a certificate of registration upon 6ubmittinq a�ompletsd agplication for rsgistration with the Villaqe and ugon the ! gayment of a registrat i�n fee af 83�. OQ. This cert if icate �� I registrati�n shall be valid for a perio�i vf vne c 1) year anr3 i shali be renswed annuallg during the mQnths of August and I Se�,tember with said certificate of registration becomin� ji del inqt�ent on �ne t 1) Octabsr vf each ye�r. I I ! This Sectivn dves n�t ap�ly to cr�nstruction industrp t' � cvr�tractors wh� are regulated by the D�p�rtment of B��siness � �' Prafessivnal Regulatian andlor ths Falm Beach �ounty ( ConstrvltiQn Induetry Liaensing Board. � Section 10. Chagter 11 vf the Code of Ordinances � of the Village of Tequesta is hereby amended at Section 11-27 1 tv read as follows: I Sec. 11-27, Enumeration of license taxss. + The tax providsd for in this Sectivn with rsgards to arahitects, auctioneers, auditors or a�countants, dentists. draftsmen, aivil engineers, lawyers, ostevgaths. chiropractors, chiropodists, phrenalvgi�ts, physicians. or ( surgeans, real estats salespsQple, vr other similar � grofessions, shall be cvnstrued to mean that eaah individual' I - shall gay tYte tax hsrein prc+�ided, whethsr gractiainq solely, or in partnershig, ar emglvysc3 Y+y anQther. The amaunt which shall be gaid bg the ssveral firms. psrsvns or asso�iatiQns engaging in ar managing businessgs. grofsssions vr occugations fvr �vhi�h a iicsnse is requirsd are hereby f ix�d as f o 11 ows : AMU�EMENTS ( OA> Archery ranqe. I to 5 lanes --------------------- $�00,00 Ea � h a dd i t i v na 1 1 a ne ------°-----------�---�— ��,�� Astrvloger -------------------------------------- 781.00 Billiard, poal or baQatelle tables: 1 to 5 tables ------------------------------- 2QO.OQ EaGh additional table ------------------- ��• Bowling alleys, bQx ball Qr ten pins: 1 t4 5 alleys -------------------------- — �Q0.44 Each additianal alisy ----------------------- ��•4� . i . � , . I � ; Llancing, other than dance halls, issued in ! �r�nnPction witri baer parlors and witri ' j; athPr busines6, n�t t� sxceed 15 couples ---- 10�.�0 �� olf driving ranQe or practice courses ---------- 14G.Ot? �� Golf, miniature course, each -------------------- 100.00 ; ' --- . Go 1 f C 1 ub S80 . 00 ; I HYPnotist --------------------------------------- 140.04 � Movinq picture show or theater, each location --- 30G.t�4 i I Skating rink, bicycle or mvtarbike rink --------- 200 00 � Swimming paol -------------------------=--------- 200.00 � i Misc. or qeneral amusaments <entertainment)------ 250.00 ' i ! I, Anv gerson operat ing f or prvf it, anp game, contest, i �� exhibit ion, paradF, amt�sement, or recreat ion, d�nce. ; �i contrivance or faGility nat otherwise specifically grovide�3 I i f or hers in. ; .� �� OIN OPERATED OR OTHER MACHINES: tVM> � i Everg person selling, lgasing. renting, distributing vr placing� far operation any machin+�s described b�law: j �A) Am�sement mac2xines thereby defined as machinss or devices. � � nQt �ambling dsvices, which are played or opgratsd fori amusement or s�ore and not for vending merchandise or; rsndering ssrvice, and whethsr ar not a charge is made for� play. ) � . i Clperator or distributor --------------- �� i Each machine ----------------------------- 31.00 ; MusiG playing machines: j Qperator or distrib�tor -------------------- 100.04 � Ea ch maah i ne ------------------ ------- 31. 00 ; I B) Merchandise vending machines thereby described as automatic! trads machines, whErs the �nl� inGentive t� �perate the same; is t� prvdu�� or r�ceivs merchandis$ of a reasanable valus; Qr cost vf operating the sams, such as qum, peanuts, candy,! ice. cvf f es, tea, mi 1 k, sof t dr inks f rom batt ls or paper � c�ag. sxcegt unadulterat�d Flvrida-prod�aced aitrus juice! . whilh might re exsmgt under Florida Statutss, and excegt' ather vanding machines exgmpt under other State laws); alsoi is nvt agplicable tv thoss machines sgecifically dsfinedi elsewhers in the License �lassification: , i 1. Service vending machines (Excegt those sgecifically ; defined elsewhere in this article and excegt those � exempt or prohibited by stats law.> � i <a> Operator or distributar ---- --- --- � 100.00 ; <h) Ea�h machins ----------------------------- �i.04 � Weighing machines. penny. each ------------- 2 •$� i �ervice vending �acY�ine, non-public ---------- 2•�Q � I I i � ' � � ` 2. Laundrp, or dry cleaning, coin-operated or automatic: � Cnvers anv typF of self-service laundry, inclu�3ing thasF l whers w�shing �nd drying machinzs ars �cttaate�3 by a ( coin; or where the operator furni6hed the machine for use of the customer by the pound; or where the work is ; cvmplsted by thg opsrator for the customer: 1 to 5 washers, dryszs and cleaners � tcoin operated or nat> each -------------- � 2fl.0� ! Each additional washer, dryer or cleaner - 7.50 Soags, starches, detsrqants, bleaches: � 1 to 4 maGhines (coin ogerated_vr_not)____ 44,00 � Each �d�3itivnal machine - 6•40 ' �CGNTRACTGRS: (OL. Non-Countywide) General building, residential contractvrs--- 390.04 Ele.�trical cvntractors: , Rats includes master electrician and 5 : empl�yses 345.00 � Plumbing. Mechanical, HARV contractors-- 34�.00 j �ub-building contractors ------------------------ 345�.4t7 ! Specialty G�ntractors (as identified & ' listsd by the Gonstru�tivn Industry ' Licsnsing Board---------- --------------------- �45.00 I CONSTRUCTION RELATED: (CR) --------------------------- � �5•4� I i Examples: CInstallation> � Air conditioning, room j A/C maintsnance and repair j Asghalt sealin� and coating � Gabinets ' , I Gulturer3 marbls i Gara�s do�r �Granulated 6urf ac inQ � �utterOdownsgout i Luminvus csilings , I Mirrars i Paper hanging i Resilient flooring � Tub and shvwer enclosures ; �Tinyl coated sheluin� � i i Jt7B SITE PREFARATION <JP> ---------------------------- S 74.00 i i Examples: ; Bvbcat servics � So�m equipment operat�r Crane service ! Excavating Land clearing and grading ' Goil Gomgaction ; !� , • , i i � � MAINTENANCE ( PM> '`! A. 1- 3 employees ----------------------------- � 40.OG I( . B. 4 + smployees ------------------------------- � 60.00 � Examples: ' Lawn maintenance ' Nursery-Sod dealer/installer ; 1 Trash remvval ' Tr+as trimming I Trse/lawn spraying i Plant rental service � � I RESIDENTIAL MAINTENANCE & REPAIR <RR? ---------------- � 45.04 ,, Examples: ; I Cargenters, non-structural � Carpst installation/cleaning � Painting Climitsd) � Frsssure cleaning � Window trsatm�nt instalZer ; Wood fiovr installer � �egtic tank & drain �leaning � Gcreen and 7ealousp glass regair MANUFACT[JRING ( OM> I � Factary permitted to manufacture and sell the product� manufactured. iEmglayses caunted are engaged in the' manufacturinq grocess and not in auxiliary or segarats parts, � �f ths business). Pvss not include manuf acture vf aicohalic; beesraqes. � I I or 2 psrsons --------------------------------- � 10�,00 � 3 vr 4 persons -------------- --------- --- 172.OQ � � 5 vr 6 srsons --- --- 290.t7fl ; g ------------ --------------- 7 tv 1� psrsans ------------------------------- 394.00 � 11 tv 2C1 gersons -------------------------------- 480,�70 � , More than 2C� gersons ---------------------------- S7�.Ot7 ' I IN�URAPdCE GC�MFAP�IIE� i IC? C Al l types of Insurance> I Insurance agencg or brvker ---------------- -- S 17�.40 i Insurance adjuster ------------------------------ it7t?.GtQ � � Insurance salssperson, each ------------- -- 7Q. t}i� ' Insurance tFlorida Lea ue of Cities7 172,00 � g ------------ REAL E�TATE t RE) Real estate agency or brvker -------------------- � 25a,�t� i Real estate branch office -- ---- ---- °- i00,Q4 � Real sstate salesperson: each ------------------- 5Q.Qt7 � . � � i � � � � � � � �. � ' iREFAIR SHOPS AND MACHINE SHOPS: <RS> � Includes all persons working in the business and not in� li auxiliary or ssparate garts of this business. A repair and� �j machins shop license gsrmits a stock vf parts with�ut a� i msrGhant's licens� but only if garts are used solely in the� repair businass and n�t otherwise sold. ; � Z or � psrsons --------------------------------- 8 110.00� � 3 Qr 4 persons ----- 172.00 � 5 ar 6 gsrsons --------------------------------- 280.0� 7 t� la psrsons -------------------------------- 394.�� I �� 11 tv �C� gersvns -------------------------------- 480.Oa iI I Moze thar� 2t7 gsrs�ns ---------------------------- 570.aG li Examples: I Apgl iance Repa ir I Autv repair shog t includes l�rakes, mufflers, transmissions. etc.) Aut4 painting shop Radiator repair � Autv tire and tube regair I Autv top and ughQlstering Auto tune—ug � �icycle rsgair I Sc�dy f ender , Furniture refinishing � Gunsmith Jswelry repair Lawn mowsr repair Radiv and TV rsgair �tvve regair Tpg$writer/sewing machin$ repair � Aelding and brazing t?ther simiiar repair shc�ps nvt sp��if ied hersin RESTAiJRANT�. L�UNGE. LUNCH OR BARBEGLTE STAND�: t 4R7 . (Including sQda fvuntains, caf es, cafeterias, dinin� rooms.� tea ro�+ms� bvarding hvuses where fvQd is sc►ld fvr� consumgtion Qn the gr�mis�s, liQht lunch s�ands: take�ut,i ' etc. > Dves not include sals of tv2aacro. 1and�, et�, Frice based on ssatinq or standing spaces, ger sgaca ----- ---------------- — ---- 5 4.00 Drive—in restaurants. and/or a s4da fountain -------- ------ -- ------------- 242.�0 Sandwiches, wrapp�d �r infra—red, sold frvm r�tail con�ession in bars, c�n�enience � stvrss, gasoline service statians ar c�ther . � similar businesses whers sales vf food is not ths grimary line of endsavor ---------------- 10�4.OQ I i� I ' I I I j � ETAIL MERCHANT: < RM> i �, <Pravided licen6e shall permit but one locationi. Merohant, � whsn average value of stock ir� gaods carried as follows: ' Up to 55c�.000 ----------------------------------- s 17c7.0�� I 550.040 — �100.000 ------------------------------ 345.00 ; 8100.d00 — 5200.000 ----------------------------- 520.00 � Stock vver b200.QOC1 ----------------------------- 6Sd.00 Where retail merchant also carriss on repair work. ' ad�3itic►nal license is required for this work. Ses category. ' I "repair shop••. SERVICE FROM VEHICLE ( SV) , Ea�h vehicle ----------------------=------------- � 172.0� Includes any business using vehicles tv perform services in, homes and business houses and nvt �athsrwise spsGifically� �lassifisd in ths iicense schedule. Such vehicle shall� rsqtiirs sepaiate lic�nses. I Examples: Auto glass installation � Bakerp, rstail routs ! Cvncrete pumping I Dairy. retail route ; I Diager service , � Knife, scissors and tovl shargensr ! Linsn. towel and uniform rsntal servi�e � Lunchss ar wrapped sandwiches ! Moving van ' Mobile agpliance regair � Mobile electronics repair Mobile marine mechanic Mobile auta mechanic � Parking lot sweeging ' Pla�grvund equipment instailsr Fvly�rsthane faam sprap I �crap gather ; Other similar mvbile services ; I SERVICES: < SA> ' Personal Class A -------------------------------- � 74.O�Q � I I Each individual engaged in any business, as owner, whereby� services are perfvrmsd fQr the gublic in return for a� consideration. and where: � � i � ' ; i ! i no part of such business consists vf sale of inerchandise vr� i rtZj,gL tangirle propsrty and wher� ±he individuai c3oes no� j work for an agsncy or cvmpany and Wr1bLG n� "f�rmal" ±rainir_� � is necessary ta perform such services <non-prvf�ission�i categary>. Examples: Hookkeeper ' Boot and shoe regair ! Domsstic Service <butler. maid, cc+ok, au pair, nanny. chauffeur, child sitter, housekeeper, c�mpanion, et�.] ; Incame tax preparsr Lvcksmith� repair service only Music teacher � 5tenogr�Fher I Secrgtarial �srvice TailQr � � 4ther similar personal Glass A ssrvicas ( SERVICE�: (�B> � � , � Personal. Class B------------------------------- S 17�,00 � Each in�ividual engaged in any business, as an owner, agent or compan� regrssentative, whereb� services are psrformed� for ths gublic in return for a consideration and where; � no gart ef such business consists of the saie of inerchandisei ar vther tanqible grvpertg and whsrs the individual wvrks� for an agency or company and where training may be necessarp to gerform such services and where certificativn and/Qr rsQistrativn may bs required tmay inciuds both prvfessivnali and non professianal categories>. i , Examples: � Addressinctlmailing/printing service < includss blueprintircg, I mags and glats) ; Aerial phvto service � Animal grooming servi�e � Answerinc7 ssrvic� t teleghone� i AutQmvbile detailing service � Sa�� sitting agsncp/serviGS f Barber sh+ap, including one manicurist I �sautyJhairdressinq salon, includes manicurinq ssrvics Bovkk�eping and/ar income tax seruice Caterer shQp �ollection a+gencylbureau Danae studialteacher � Dstective agsnc� ! Display rvom, no stock fvr sale carried �n flvvr ' Dog trainerlobediencs school i � f ;i i i � EIE�t=01�757.5 56LV10E �� Film devel�ping/prir�t� finishing/gicture enlarging i Fir� extinguisher service Home inspsction ssrvice l( Imgort—export agency <n� merchan�3ise svld3 ! Insp�ction ssrvice, Gammercial and pz�blic buildings ! Microfilming ` Music studio, teaching andlvr rscording Old coinlstamp dealer Rental servics establishments texcept V�-sY11G1B57 Tanning ssrviae Window �leaninq andl�r aanitor servic� � �I 4ther personal services ;SERVICES: ( S�> i � Pr o f s s s i� na 1. C 1 as s G----------------------- S Z�4 �.�7 t� ( Individuals-, agenciss or companiss engaqed in any businsss and/or grafsssion, whersby servicss are psrfarme�3 for trie � public in return for a consideration and where: ( na gart of su�h business or grofession consi6ts of ths sale of inerchandise �►r other tanqible propsrty and where! training. certifi�ation and/or registratian is normally; required to psrfvrm such ssrvicss Cprofgssional category>. I � Examples: Accountant. C. F, A. , each � Appraisers, ea+ch 4inclvding real grQgerty, pers�nal ' or intangible, diamonds. �ewels, m�tor vehicles. k bvats, etc,3 � Architect/Landscape Architsct, gach Artist, grofessionallcommercial, each Attorney—at—law. sach Auditor, sa�h . B�ndsman, prvviding bond vr surety fvr another Suilding estimator Business office tincludes aontractars, subcontractors, st�,� Chiropractvr, each Gollsc�� or university, priva+_e ; Consultant, management. finan�ial analysist, f�asibilit�r analysis. etc., each ' Dentist. 4ra1 surgeon, geriodontist, eaah ;� IIramatic school/theater training ( Engineer, sach ( civil, campufier, consulting, sls�tri�al, ; mechanical, metallurqical, structural: etc.) � Homeopathic Qr drugless phpsi�ian, each , Interior ds�orator/dssigner, each Modeling schooi vr b�ooking agsncy Motor vehicle schovl � Ogtam�trist, vptician. each (no lens grinding) � ; ; . � i i ( � ;� ; ;� C?steoFath i Ph�sician or surgeon Fc�diatrist Property managsment/land dev�lvpmsnt ' Psychiatrist Psychvlocrist � Public relatians counsel, each firm Record ssarchsrs, each firm , Riding acadsmy/riding school � School of instruct ion, not specif ical ly ident if is�3 slsewhere Schoals, private, not spscifically identifisd elsewhers Survspor Taxidermist Trausl agency Vsterinary surgeon or vetsrinarian, eaGh � Qther professional license, where n�t specificailp named hsrein ; SERVICES: < SD> ; Sgecialized, Class D-------------------------° 6 345.00 — ; Individuals, aqencies vr companiss engaged in any business' andlor profsssion, whereby services ars gerformsd fvr the; • ' gubl ic in rsturn f or a cc�ns iderat ion ancl where; � the sale of inerchandise, a product or other tanqible; progerty may occtar, and/vr where certificati�n ori registration may be rsquired to gerform such servi�ss <nan—� grofessivnal catsgory>. Examplss: , Abstract c4mpany { if campany furnishes title insurance, � I additiQnal titls insurancs iicense is required) ,, , Advertisinq actsncy <extra li�snse for solicitation) Ambulance service Animal hospitals tnot required if accessvr� use to licsnse+3 ! veterinarian3 � Athletic club ' Auct i►�neer agency, auGt ioneers Boats, ferries and sight—sesing cvaches � Bottled gas dealerlservive � �vttled water dealrr/�ervice � Commercial frsight and passenger agency ! Conssrvatory I Credit bureau tcredit informativn on individuals) � l�ecorators, bunting. flags, pennants � Emplapment agencies (sxcgpt State and Federal> Gymnasium � HQSpitals, private �r f vr profit, includss lif e cars ; faGilities and adult congrsgate living facilities . ' � � i � . , ' � � i i � i i Investment securities; consultant service cno securities bou�ht c�r svldi ICennels. animal Laboratr�ry; dental, chemical. Y—ray, aptical, medical, etc. ! OFtician, dispensing and filling prescriptivn and qrinding � for licensed doctor6. Water svftener service ' 4thsr specializsd �lass D �ervices i SERVICES: t SE) j � Specialized, Class E , Agenciss, cQmganies, entities, facilities or firms engag�d' in an� business, service or prvfessian whersbp; ; i servic�s are performsd and/or merchandiBe, prvducts.� property or comm�dities, either tangible or intangible, are�� baught andlvr sold and whsre cer�ification or zsgistrati�ni may be raquired to perform such ssrvices or to bup and se?1� such m�r�handis�, praducts, progerty or commvditiss. tma�� include Loth grofessir�nal and non pr+�fsssional Gategvries. > � Auctivns. 4jewelry, qlassware, leather, food. � china and art Qbascts] per day — S 3�5.aQ � Automobilss for hire, taxi, etc. , Each veh i c i e ------------------ --- 172 . a0 � . Each plaae of business ----------------------- 242.00 � Marina, dv�kage gsr sl ig ---_�_M_��_� __ �. �{� Boat yard, covere boat or }�acht repair, � b�at Qverhauling ar boat buildinQ — -�------- 21�.�C� � In addit ian, whers bQat� are st+�rsd, per , s t v r a cte s ga c e--------------------°-------- 7. 50 Band brokers or d+�alers in state, cvuntv ' and municipal bonds and debentures vf � grivate c�rgorations. Also covers can— � sultant and fiscal advisory service — ---- 650.0�7 ! Brokers in optivns and futures (stocks and i commvditiss) stigulated privilege of �uying or selling a stated progerty vr � s��urity ----------------------------------- 5�O.�C� i Brc+kers, mortgaQe vr 1 oan, advsrt is inq, � making or neQvtiating fvr laans bstw$en I companiss and individuals, but not actually lending the m�ne� ------------------ ---- 25Q.Ot� � Cabls communications �omgany (televisi+on>--------- 468.t�1� Dry Cleaning and pressing � -------------- ------ 34�.OQ i Wh�re cieaning and grsssing Qr dyeing is j donc �n gremises, no charge f+�r �shicl�s � i when vwnsd by plant and apsratvrs are on ` pa�roll; oth�rwise vehicles ars extra. Fur ' storage, extra. Doss not permit iaundry � withaut extra licsnse. I I ! + e � � � . I Dis�ount corporations, where paper is ! '� bought on refr:gerators, cars, s'_oves, I �iasriing macriines, etc. and does :..�t �over psrsonal vr small loans where int�rest is � charQed -------------------------------------- 3'�7.t��J � Electric liqht �r gower comganies --------------- 781.0� ! Ele�trv-magnetic waves, produced or ' ; ' generated for purpose of broadcastinQ i i by radir� ------------------------------------ 464.OQ ' I Exprgss d�livsry comganies ---------------------- 3��.�C� � Firsarm sales (Wh�re cc�nneGtsd vr not connscted ; with ather business. This classification does j nat .cc+ver fireworks,) ------------------------ �45.OQ i Garb�Qe or trash collection --------------------- S�i�.4�i ' Gas c�mg�niss, il2uminating and c�ofinq --------- 7�31.00 � G�s�l ine t bulk>, n�ghtha r�r kercrsenF, i ltabricatinq vils <wholssals? ----------------- ��.Llt� In additivn, e3ch truck ---------------------- h2.aQ i HQtel. motsl, b�arding hvuses, ladQing and j apartments containing 3 to � bedrooms: i Base price ----------------------------------- 45,QQ � Ouer 5 bedroc,m�, gr�r bedroam, pl�ls abvve � base price. ---------------------------------- 7.50 Dves not include s�ininq rooms or othar eating j facilities operated in connectiQn with establish- � msnt above for which a sQgarate restaurant license shall be required. Addit,ional license =aquirsd for newsstand, t�baccos, packaged candiss vr other mer�handise. Laundries, steam, ele�ctrical or hand+ based on number• I of smgloy$ss; � 1 to 2 persons ----------------------------- � 60.00 3 to 4 gsrsons ------------------------- 1Qa.00 5 to 6 psrsvns ----------------------------- 1�i0,fl� 7 ta lt7 pers�ns -------------------------- 225.04 �1 to 24 persons ---------------------------- �:41.t�Q � Mn=a than 20 gsrsons -------- ------------ 45�.00 Loans and mvrtt�agss, advert is ins� f or or making and ectually lQaning mvn8p at interest CUQes not cover discount companiss.> --------------- �G 654.04 Loan companiss (Small �r pers+�nal, fvr i shc�rt term at interest. 1 icsnsed �+� { �tats as smaZl loan b�asin�ss. L�+ss n�t ' 1v�er discQUnt Gorps. )---------------------- t�a5t�. aC� Pa� parking lots, based �n number vf garking � sgaces: 1 tv 25 cars ------------------------------ t 4d.t7C� 2C to 50 �ars ------------------------------- 6t7,{?CT I 51 t Q Z 0 t? c a r s ----------------------------- 12 Q. 0� � 1C� 1 Qr more cazs --------------------------- �+��. QU ' i 1 , . � , i . � Y I � � I II I li ; Fatr��l agGn�y and merchant p�iliae, includina business �r serviGS of opening and closinq � hvmes, and watch service thsrefor; i One patrol vr agent -------------------------- � 140.00 � Each additional gatrol or agent -------------- 2�.00 Public Water companies -------------------------- 781.00 ! j � Telggraph company --------------------=---------- 54�i.00 ; Talephons company 240.00 j Tradinq stamp or cougan redemption or � � dis la room 450.Q0 � � g y ------------ ' --------------------- I Tr�de inducement company <red�mgtion store i extra ---------------------------------------- S6Z.Ot� � ment � � i �Jndertakrr �r funeral parlor -------------------- 3t70,G0 I. � Plus hearse service, connected or not; � state smbalmer6 certificate requirsd. � Yaaht brokez ------------------- ------------ 345.d0 I i � ^ERVICES: ( SFi peaialized. Class F —=------------------------------- � 650.04 i Gorporations or entities enqaged in financial services. sucbl as, loans, mortgages, checkinq accounts, savings accounts. safety dspvsit boxes. stc., and who are chartered by the . State of Flori�da as a bank, commsrcial bank. �r a savings � and laan asso�iation <specialized services), I Examples: , I Sa nks i aa�ings � 1Qan associativns � � ERVICES: { SGi � I geciaiized. Class G --------------------------------- � 500.04 C�►mpanies, cvrporations or firms engagsd in limite3 manufacturing and the storage and salss of bulk prvducts � su�h as construGtion materials. � � Examples: ( � I Cancrete mixing plants (batch glant), includss sale af � ma�erials. stc. I i OLiCITORS: t SP) ; Each solicitor, per ysar ----------------------- � 450.dL7 ! Ea ch s o 1 i c i t vr, pBr mv nt h-------------------- � 2 Gtfl . O(? ' , i . � I , � i Examples: i� Catalc�ue and/or �ample Snliritvr Lecturer and/or Instructor w/muds. for sale � Mail Grder Salesman Rsducincr Machine Salesman �swin� Machines or Vacu1.zrr► Ma�hine Salesman TelepYi�ne Svlicitation NOTE: Bible canvassing and solicitinQ, houss tc� house. restrictsd solely to Hol� Bibles, shail be exemit from o�c��pat ional 1 icenses. I STJBSCRIPTION AGENTS: ; � ' i Temgorarilp engagsd in taking orders for rnagazines.; � gn�;yci��gedias, bQOks, etc., to be delivered at later date. � I Each person, tsn daps ar less ------------------- S 40.Q4 : Each srson, 10 3Q da s 1�0.00 � p — y ----------------------- I �ect ion 11. Sevsrabi 1 ity. If any provis ion �f � this �rdinance vr the application thereof is held invalid., such invalidity shall not affect ths other provisiQns orl agglica�ions of this 4rdinance which can l�e given effeat� without the invalid gro�isions or applicativns, and to this� snd, the pravisions of thi� Ordinance ars hsre�y declar�di severabie. , i �eat ion 12. Al l Ordinances or parts of �rdinanc+�s � in Ganflict hsrewith are hereb� repealsd. j ; Sect ion 13 . Godif icat ivn. This Ordinance shal l be i cadif ied and mads a part of the Off i�ial �ode of Ordinances i af the Village of Tsquesta. Flvrida. I i SectiQn 14, Effective Date. This Clydinan�c shall� tak� effect fs�r f iscal year 1944l95 1 icsnsing. i � THE FOREGOING ORDINANGE was offered by; Gouncilmember , who mvved its� adoption. The Ordinan�e was sscvaded b�� vun�ilmembsr and upon bsinQ; gut to a vate, the vvte was as f�llows: ' � F�R ADQPTION AGAINST ADOFTION� ! i i I � � . ; i . � � � i . r � Trie M�yor thereupon deciarcd thF Orr3inance dvoy passed and ac3opted this day of , Z993. MAYGR GF TEt�cJESTA R�n T. M�cka i 1 , ATTEST: i J�ann Manganiello. Village Clerk i , i I i � ; ; � i i �