Title 5
BUSINESS TAXES, LICENSES
AND REGULATIONS
Chapters:
5.04 Business Licenses
5.08 Amusements
5.12 Bars and Saloons
5.16 Gambling
5.20 Merchants and Manufacturers
5.24 Personal Services
5.28 Professional Persons
5.32 Public Services
5.34 Medical Marijuana
5.36 Salespersons
5.40 Transportation
Chapter 5.04
BUSINESS LICENSES
Sections:
5.04.010 Definitions.
5.04.020 Scope of provisions.
5.04.030 License -- Required.
5.04.040 Interstate commerce.
5.04.050 License -- Application.
5.04.060 License -- Issuance decision.
5.04.070 License -- Multiple businesses.
5.04.080 License -- Appeals.
5.04.090 Inspection -- Supervision.
5.04.100 License -- Suspension or
revocation.
5.04.110 License fees -- Generally.
5.04.120 License fees -- Prorating.
5.04.130 License fees -- Dispositions.
5.04.140 License -- Term.
5.04.150 Lien on property.
5.04.160 Violation -- Prosecution.
5.04.170 Violation -- Penalty.
5.04.010 Definitions. When used in this title, the following words
and
phrases, shall have the meanings ascribed to them in this
section, unless otherwise noted:
"Business" means any
and all industries, pursuits, occupations, professions and retail and wholesale
businesses, except those carried on in a temporary manner by nonprofit
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organizations as projects for
fundraising.
"License" means any
license required by this title except beer and liquor licenses.
"Licensee" means any
person holding any license required by this title. (Prior code Section 3-1-0l)
5.04.020 Scope of provisions. No provision contained in this title shall
be construed as to license any business prohibited by any law of the United
States or of the state, or by any ordinance of this town. (Prior code Section 3-1-03)
5.04.030 License -- Required. No person shall carry on business within the
town without obtaining a town business license, except where that person is
specifically exempted from municipal business licenses under the laws of the
state. (Prior code Section 3-1-02)
5.04.040 Interstate commerce. Nothing in this title shall operate so as to
interfere with the power of the Congress of the United States to regulate
commerce between the states, as such power is defined by the Supreme Court of
the United States. (Prior code Section
3-1-04)
5.04.050 License -- Application.
A. To apply for a business license, the applicant shall file
a completed business license application form with the town treasurer. Blank forms shall be available at the office
of the town treasurer.
B. The license fee shall accompany the license. The information stated in the application
shall be true to the best of the applicant's knowledge, and the applicant shall
swear and subscribe to this fact before the town treasurer, or any officer
authorized to take oaths.
C. The application shall state:
l. The name of the applicant;
2. His place of permanent residence;
3. His local business address, if any;
4. Date of his arrival in the town;
5. City or county from which last license held, if any;
6. Description of the business to be licensed and its
locations;
7. Whether the applicant shall act as principal or agent of
the principal. If the applicant is acting as agent, the
principal's acknowledgement of the agency must accompany the application. (Prior code Section 3-1-11)
5.04.060 License -- Issuance decision.
A. License applications, together with the license fees,
shall be filed with the town clerk.
B. Applications may be approved by the mayor, or may be held
until the next regular meeting of the town council, when they shall be
submitted to the council for consideration.
C. The council may decline to issue a requested license if
its issuance would be detrimental to the public health, welfare or safety. (Prior code Section 3-1-12)
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5.04.070 License -- Multiple businesses.
A. When a person is carrying on two or more different lines
of business at a single place of business, he shall obtain the most inclusive
license of those applicable.
B. When a person is carrying on two or more different lines
of business at different places of business, but not more than one line of
business at each place of business, he shall obtain a separate license for each
place of business. (Prior code Section
3-1-13)
5.04.080 License -- Appeals.
A. Any decision regarding the issuance of a license, the
classification of the business to be licensed or the license fee to be paid,
may be appealed by the applicant.
B. Upon notice of the appeal, the town clerk shall refer the
matter to the mayor, who shall decide the matter.
C. The applicant may appeal the decision of the mayor to the
town council. The town council shall
consider the appeal at its next regular meeting, or at a meeting called
especially for considering the appeal.
D. If an appeal is made to the council, the applicant shall
pay such license fee, if any, as if set by the mayor. Should the council approve a lesser license fee, the applicant
shall be entitled to a refund. No
appeal or refund shall be allowed unless it is requested within thirty days
from the date of the mayor's decision.
(Prior code Section 3-1-14)
5.04.090 Inspection -- Supervision. Every person licensed under the provisions
of this chapter shall be subject to regulation, inspection, control and
supervision under the general police power of the town, and under all of the
ordinances now in force or which may be adopted in aid of such police power and
regulation. (Prior code Section 3-1-15)
5.04.100 License -- Suspension or revocation.
A. Whenever the mayor determines that any licensee under
this title is conducting his business in a manner detrimental to the public
health, safety or welfare, he may suspend the license by serving notice of the
suspension on the licensee, or on the person in charge at the licensee's place
of business.
B. At the next regular meeting of the town council, or at
any special meeting called to consider the suspended license, the mayor shall
report the suspension, and the reasons for the suspension, to the town
council. The town council may then continue
the suspension for a period not to exceed sixty days, or may revoke the
license.
C. The council's order concerning the license shall be
recorded in the minutes of the council, and if the license is suspended or
revoked, notice of the council's order shall be served on the licensee, or on
the person in charge of the licensee's place of business. (Prior code Section 3-1-16)
5.04.110 License fees -- Generally. The fees for the licenses required by this
title shall be set forth in the table of fees in the appendix to this
code. (Prior code Section 3-1-21)
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5.04.130 License fees -- Disposition. All of the fees collected under the
provisions of this title shall be deposited and kept in the business licenses
account of the general fund of the town.
From this fund all the expenses of the administration of this title
shall be paid, and the balance remaining shall be applied to the expense of
maintaining and operating the health and police departments of the town. (Prior code Section 3-1-25)
5.04.140 License -- Term. All business licenses will be renewed and
due on January 1 of each fiscal year (Ord. 91-04-7-4-91)
5.04.150 Lien on property. All property held or used in any business
for which a license is required is liable for such license, and is subject to a
lien for the amount of the fee for such license. (Prior code Section 3-1-24)
5.04.160 Violation -- Prosecution. Prosecutions for violation of this title
shall be in the police court of the town, upon written complaint of the mayor,
town treasurer, chief of police or any citizen of the town. (Prior code Section 3-1-31)
5.04.l70 Violation -- Penalty. Persons violating any provision of this
title shall be subject to the general penalty.
In addition, a civil judgment for the amount of the license fee due and
unpaid may be entered against the defendant.
(Prior code Section 3-1-32)
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AMUSEMENTS
Sections:
5.08.010 License -- Required.
5.08.020 License -- Time limits.
5.08.030 Police protection fees.
5.08.010 License -- Required. Any person carrying on business by the
offering of any form of amusement or entertainment to the public for profit
shall obtain the appropriate amusement business license. (Prior code Section 3-8-01)
5.08.020 License -- Time limits. The license required by this chapter shall
be obtained at least five days prior to the beginning of the business. (Prior code Section 3-8-02)
5.08.030 Police protection fees. In addition to paying the license fee,
persons obtaining an amusement business license may be required to pay such
additional amount of money as the town council may require to reasonably
compensate the town for the additional costs of police protection necessitated
by the amusement to be licensed. (Prior
code Section 3-8-03)
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Chapter 5.12
BARS AND SALOONS
Sections:
5.12.010 Definitions.
5.12.020 License -- Required.
5.12.030 License -- State license required.
5.12.040 License -- Revocation, withdrawal
or suspension.
5.12.050 License -- Application form.
5.12.060 License -- Transferability.
5.12.070 License -- Term.
5.12.080 License -- Fees and charges.
5.12.090 Regulatory statutes adopted.
5.12.100 License -- Display.
5.12.110 Inspection -- Right of entry.
5.12.120 Fictitious names.
5.12.130 License revocation -- Initiation.
5.12.140 License revocation -- Notice of
complaint.
5.12.150 License revocation -- Hearing.
5.12.160 License revocation -- Renewal
after revocation.
5.12.170 Hours of operation.
5.12.180 Violation -- Penalty.
5.12.010 Definitions. The following words and phrases, when used
in this chapter, shall have the meanings ascribed to them in this section:
"Beer" means any
beverage obtained by the alcoholic fermentation of an infusion of barley, malt
or hops, or of any other similar products in drinkable water containing not
more than four percent alcohol by weight.
"Board" means the
Liquor Control Board of the state, which officially is designated as the
"Montana Liquor Control Board."
"Club" means an
association of individuals organized for social purposes and not for profit,
with permanent membership, permanent quarters or rooms, and an existence of two
years prior to making application for license.
"License" means a
license issued by this town to a qualified person, under which it is lawful for
the licensee to sell and dispense liquor at retail as provided in this chapter.
"Liquor" means all
kinds of alcoholic beverages sold by or in a state liquor store and includes,
but is not limited to, any alcoholic, spirituous, vinous, fermented malt or
other liquor which contains more than one percent of alcohol by weight, but
does not mean or include beer, as that term is defined in this section.
"Person" means every
individual, co-partnership, corporation, hotel, restaurant, club and fraternal
organization and all licensed retailers of liquor, whether conducting the
business singularly or collectively.
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"Sale" and
"sell" include exchange, barter and traffic to, or with, any person,
as defined in this section.
"State liquor store"
means a liquor store established and operated by the Montana Liquor Control
Board under the laws of Montana. (Prior
code Section 9-1-0l)
5.12.020 License -- Required. No person shall sell beer or liquor within
the corporate limits of the town unless he has first obtained a current license
issued by the town. (Prior code Section
9-2-0l)
5.12.030 License -- State license required. No license required by this chapter shall be
issued until the applicant therefor has produced satisfactory evidence of a
valid license granted by the Montana State Liquor Control Board. (Prior code Section 9-2-02)
5.12.040 License -- Revocation, withdrawal
or suspension. Any revocation,
withdrawal or suspension of any license granted by the state pursuant to the
Montana Retail Liquor License Act or the Montana Beer Act, shall simultaneously
operate as a revocation or suspension, as the case may be, of any license
granted by the town as set forth in this chapter. (Prior code Section 9-2-04)
5.12.050 License -- Application form. Application for a retail license to sell
beer or liquor shall be in the following form:
The undersigned hereby makes
application for a retail license to sell (beer/liquor) in the Town of Hot
Springs as a _________________. Trade
name to be used _____________________________.
My name is ______________________________, sex _____, age _____. I am a holder of a valid license from the
State of Montana, under the (Montana Beer Act/Montana Retail Liquor License
Act), as a ________________, and it expires __________________. My residence is _____________. I have resided there _______________. The location where I propose to carry on
business under said license hereby applied for is
_____________________________________ and I understand that the license hereby
applied for, if granted, shall not be good for any other location in Hot
Springs without the consent and permission of the Town Council first had and
obtained after application.
The Fee of $_______ is tendered
herewith. (Prior code Section 9-2-06)
__________________________
Signature of Applicant
5.12.060 License -- Transferability.
A.
No license issued under this chapter shall be
transferable except as provided in the Montana Retail Liquor License Act, and
then only after the proposed transfer has been approved by the town council.
B.
The application to the town council for transfer shall be
in writing, state the name, occupation, age and sex of the proposed transferee,
his residence and length of time he has resided there.
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C.
The town clerk shall charge and collect a fee to cover
the cost of the transfer. (Prior code
Section 9-2-07)
5.12.070 License -- Term. A license may be issued for a fraction of a
year, but for no longer than one year.
Licenses shall expire on the first day of January following the year of
issue. (Prior code Section 9-2-08)
5.12.080 License -- Fees and charges.
A. Fees and charges for licensing of beer and liquor
retailers shall be as set forth in the table of fees in the appendix to this
code. The fees shall be payable at the
Town Hall.
B. All receipts from license fees and fines collected under
the provisions of this chapter shall be deposited to the credit of the general
fund of the town, out of which fund the cost of administering this chapter
shall been paid. (Prior code Sections
9-7-0l, 9-7-02)
5.12.090 Regulatory statutes adopted. All prohibitory and regulatory provisions of
the Montana Beer Act and the Montana Retail Liquor License Act are adopted and
are binding within the meaning of this chapter. (Prior code Section 9-3-01)
5.12.100 License -- Display. Any person licensed under this chapter for
the retail sale of beer or liquor shall display such license in a conspicuous
place on the premises and shall produce it at the request of the chief of
police. (Prior code Section 9-3-03)
5.12.110 Inspection -- Right of entry. The chief of police shall have the right to
enter the licensed premises or any part thereof to exercise police supervision
in maintaining the public peace and to inspect for compliance with the
provisions of this chapter. (Prior code
Section 9-3-04)
5.12.120 Fictitious names. No business shall be carried on under any
license issued under this chapter except in the name of the licensee. (Prior code Section 9-3-08)
5.12.130 License
revocation -- Initiation. The town
council may upon its own motion, and shall upon a written verified complaint of
any other person, investigate the action and operation of any licensee, and
shall have the power to temporarily suspend or permanently revoke a license
issued under this chapter for violation of any provision of this chapter. (Prior code Section 9-4-01)
5.12.140 License revocation -- Notice of
complaint.
A. Upon the filing with the town council of a verified
complaint charging the licensee with the commission of any act which would be
cause for the suspension or revocation of a license, the council shall issue a
citation directing the licensee to appear before the council within ten days
after the date of the service of the citation, and, by filing his verified
answer, show cause why his license should not be suspended or revoked.
B. Service of the complaint may be affected by personal
service on the licensee by the city police, or by mailing a registered letter
to the licensee's last address of record.
The service shall include the citation and a true copy of the
complaint. Failure of the licensee to
answer shall be grounds for the council to suspend or revoke the license. (Prior code Section 9-4-02)
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5.12.150 License revocation -- Hearing.
A. Upon the filing of the answer, the council shall fix the
time and place of the hearing on the charges made, which hearing shall be in
the council chamber of the Town Hall and not less than five days' notice of the
hearing shall be given to the complainant and the licensee.
B. The notice of hearing shall be served in the same manner
as the citation. With the notice of the
hearing to the complainant, there shall be attached a true copy of the answer
of the licensee. If either party has
appeared by counsel, the notice shall be given in like manner to the counsel of
said party.
C. Upon the hearing, the council shall hear the evidence
presented, which may be in the form of oral testimony or affidavit, or
both. After the hearing has been
concluded, the council shall, within ten days, render its decision in writing,
stating the reasons therefor. Notice of
the decision with a copy thereof, shall be served upon the parties in the manner
provided as to other notices.
D. When the council has revoked or cancelled a license
previously issued by it, the council shall notify the licensee, in writing by
registered mail, of its action, giving the reasons therefor. (Prior code Section 9-4-03)
5.12.160 License revocation -- Renewal after
revocation. After suspension or
revocation of a license, the council shall have the power to renew the same if
in its discretion a proper showing therefor has been made. (Prior code Section 9-4-04)
5.12.170 Hours of operation. No beer or liquor shall be sold, offered for
sale or given away upon any premises licensed to sell beer or liquor at retail
in this town during the hours of two a.m. and eight a.m. on any day. (Prior code Section 9-5-01)
5.12.180 Violation -- Penalty. Any person violating any of the provisions
of this chapter shall be subject to the general penalty provided in Title l of
this code. In addition, if such
licensee is convicted of any offense under this chapter, his license may be
immediately revoked. (Prior code
Section 9-6-01)
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Chapter 5.20
MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS
Sections:
5.20.0l0 Residents merchants.
5.20.020 Manufacturers.
5.20.010 Resident merchants. Any person carrying on business by the
selling at retail or wholesale of any product or merchandise from a regular and
fixed place of business shall obtain a resident merchant's license from the
town. These persons and businesses
shall include, but are not limited to, vendors of any produce or products,
bakeries, cafes and restaurants, creameries and milk-buying stations,
drugstores, greenhouses and nurseries, garages, grain and bean elevators,
gasoline and oil dealers, feed dealers, livestock dealers, grocers, jewelers,
junk and hide dealers, all retail stores and all other business establishments
of a similar nature within the town.
(Prior code Section 3-5-01)
5.20.020 Manufacturers. Any person carrying on business as a
manufacturer of a product or commodity shall obtain a manufacturer's business
license from the town. (Prior code
Section 3-5-02)
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Chapter 5.24
PERSONAL SERVICES
Sections
5.24.010 Applicability -- License
requirements.
5.24.020 Exemptions.
5.24.010 Applicability -- License
requirements. Any person carrying
on business in an occupation which consists primarily of extending service to
the public shall obtain a personal service business license from the town. These persons shall include, but are not
limited to, persons engaged in the business of advertising, auctioneers, auto repairs
only, builders, brokers, credit bureaus, dry cleaners, electricians, insurance,
laundries, plumbing shops, tailors, welding and all other business or
occupations of similar nature. (Ord.
1990-11 Section 1, 1990: prior code
Section 3-3-01)
5.24.020 Exemptions. Persons holding state licenses as barbers,
cosmetologists, real estate brokers or real estate salesmen shall be exempt
from the personal service business license under the provisions of MCA
37-30-307(4), 37-31-323(3) and 37-51-312.
(Ord. 1990-12 Section 1, 1990:
prior code Section 3-3-02)
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Chapter 5.28
PROFESSIONAL PERSONS
Sections:
5.28.010 Applicability -- License
requirements.
5.28.020 Exemptions.
5.28.010 Applicability -- License
requirements. Any person engaged in
a recognized profession shall obtain a professional business license from the
town. The recognized professions shall
include, but not be limited to, abstractors, accountants, chiropodists,
naturopaths, oculists, opticians, osteopaths, undertakers and morticians, and
all allied or similar professionals.
The recognized professional shall also include all others who profess to
practice a healing, curing or corrective art or ability for valuable
consideration. (Ord. 1990-13 Section 1,
1990: prior code Section 3-2-01)
5.28.020 Exemptions. Attorneys, licensed physicians, dentists,
architects, chiropractors, veterinarians, engineers and land surveyors shall be
exempt from the professional license requirement under the provisions of MCA
37-61-211(3), 37-3-313(4), 37-3-308,
37-4-307(7), 37-65-203, 37-12-309 and 37-67-304. (Ord. 1990-14 Section 1, 1990: prior code Section 3-2-02)
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Chapter 5.32
PUBLIC SERVICE
Sections:
5.32.010 Financial institutions.
5.32.020 Utilities.
5.32.030 Hotels and motels.
5.32.040 Trailer courts and roominghouses.
5.32.010 Financial institutions. Any person carrying on business as a
financial institution, including banks, savings and loans, credit unions, money
lenders, pawnbrokers and all other businesses of a similar nature shall obtain
a financial institution business license from the town. (Prior code Section 3-4-01)
5.32.020 Utilities. Any person carrying on business as a gas
company, electric power company, telegraph company, telephone company or other
utility company of a similar nature, shall obtain a utility business license
from the town. (Prior code Section
3-4-02)
5.32.030 Hotels and motels. Any person operating a hotel or motel shall
obtain a hotel/motel license from the town.
(Prior code Section 3-4-03)
5.32.040 Trailer courts and roominghouses. Any person operating a trailer court,
tourist park or lodginghouse or roominghouse shall obtain a trailer
court/roominghouse business license from the town. (Prior code Section 3-4-04)
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Chapter 5.34
MEDICAL MARIJUANA
Sections:
5.34.010 LIMITATIONS
5.34.020 LICENSING
REQUIREMENTS
5.34.030 PERMIT
FEE -- SECURITY
5.34.040 RESTRICTIONS
5.34.050 APPROVAL
OF COUNCIL
5.34.060 PENALTY
5.34.010 It
is unlawful for any individual, partnership, limited-liability company,
corporation, or other business entity to engage in the retail sale of medical
marijuana within the Town limits of Hot Springs, without first obtaining both a
business license and a special permit to that business license to sell medical
marijuana.
5.34.020 Licensing requirements. In order
to obtain a permit for the sale of medical marijuana, an individual must submit
an application for a business license, and application for a special business
permit, for the sale of medical marijuana.
In order to obtain a special business permit, an
applicant must comply with the following:
An application form adopted by the Town to obtain a
special business permit for the sale of medical marijuana, such application
shall include authorization for a criminal background check of the applicant. A
permit may not be awarded to an individual who has been convicted of a felony
drug charge. Other criminal convictions indicating a significant criminal
history may be considered by the City council before the granting of a permit.
Home based businesses are not eligible for the special
permit.
5.34.030 Permit fee – Security system.
The applicant shall submit a permit and investigation fee in the amount of Two
Thousand Dollars ($2,000.00).
In addition, the applicant shall submit written plans and
drawings for the building, which the business will be conducted, including the
installation of a security system sufficiently adequate to deter and/or lead to
the apprehension of the perpetrator of the theft, burglary, or other crimes
committed on or around the premises.
5.34.040 Restriction from location by schools -
churches. No business license – special permit for medical marijuana
sale shall be issued pursuant to this section if the premises are within one
thousand feet (1,000’) of and on the same street as a building used exclusively
as a church, synagogue, or other place of worship, or as a school other than a
commercially operated or post secondary school. The distance must be measured
in a
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straight line from the center
of the nearest entrance of the place of worship or school to the
nearest entrance of the current
owners of the premises. This section is a limitation upon the Town’s licensing
and permitting authority.
5.34.050 Approval
of the Town council required. Any special business permit for the
retail sale of medical marijuana must be approved by a vote of either a regular
or special meeting of the Town council allowing sufficient time for public
comment. To approve the permit, the Town council must, to its satisfaction,
receive the following information:
A.
Proof of payment of the permit fee,
B.
The successful completion of the background check and
installment of a security system as approved by the Chief of Police or his
designated Officer.
C.
Compliance with the restrictions in this ordinance
concerning the distance from churches or schools and not being located in a
home-based business.
D.
Compliance with other Town zoning laws.
E.
Compliance with the requirements and restrictions of the
State of Montana medical marijuana code as set forth in MCA §50-46-101, et al.
Upon obtaining a permit, failure to abide with the above
conditions, and/or other provisions of this ordinance, authorizes the Town to
rescind the special permit and business license. The business premises of the
special permit holder may be subject to additional health and safety
regulations as deemed necessary by the Town.
If an application is turned down by the council, the
applicant may receive a refund of the permit fee in the amount of One Thousand
Dollars ($1,000).
5.34.060 Penalty. Any individual or entity, which sells medical marijuana within the Town of Hot Springs without obtaining such permit, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor. A violation of this ordinance will be subject to fines and/or jail time as set forth in the general misdemeanor penalty provision as set forth in this code.
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SALESPERSONS
Sections:
5.36.010 Resident salesman.
5.36.020 Nonresident salesman.
5.36.010 Resident salesman. Any bona fide resident of the town carrying
on business for the retail sale of any product or merchandise without
maintaining a regular and fixed place of business within the town, or any
resident of the town carrying on business by the sale of any product or
merchandise door-to-door at
residences within the town, shall obtain a resident
salesman' s license. (Prior code
Section 3-7-01)
5.36.020 Nonresident salesman.
A. Any person not a bona fide resident of the town carrying
on business for the sale of any product or merchandise within the town to
persons other than businesses without maintaining a fixed and regular place of
business or any person not a bona fide resident of the town carrying on a
business by the sale of any product or merchandise door-to-door at residences
within the town shall obtain a nonresident salesman's license.
B. Additional Requirements:
1. In addition to providing the information necessary to
complete the basic application for a town business license, an applicant for a
nonresident salesman's license shall:
a. Give a brief descriptive list of the products or
merchandise to be offered for sale by him;
b. State whether the total value of any sale to be
made by him will exceed twenty-five dollars;
c. Read and sign a statement indicating that he has read MCA
Title 30, Chapter 14, Part 5, entitled "Personal Solicitation Sales."
2. If the total value of any sale to be made by the applicant
will exceed twenty-five dollars, he shall be required to show the licensing
official that he has in his possession sufficient copies of such notices as are
required by MCA 30-14-505.
3. The licensing official shall make available a copy of MCA
Title 30, Chapter 13, Part 5 for reading by the applicant. (Ord. 1990-15 Section 1, 1990; prior code Sections 3-6-11,3-6-12)
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Chapter 5.40
TRANSPORTATION
Sections:
5.40.010 Taxicabs and buses.
5.40.020 Freight lines.
5.40.030 Garbage haulers.
5.40.010 Taxicabs and buses. Any person carrying on business by the
owning or operating of one or more motor vehicles for the transportation of
persons for hire within or partly within the limits of the town shall obtain a
passenger business license for each vehicle from the town. (Prior code Section 3-7-01)
5.40.020 Freight lines. Any person carrying on business by owning or
operating of one or more motor vehicles for the transportation of freight for
hire within or partly within the limits of the town shall obtain a freight
business license from the town. (Prior
code Section 3-7-11)
5.40.030 Garbage haulers. Any person carrying on business by the
hauling of garbage or other refuse for hire within or partly within the limits
of the town shall obtain a refuse hauling business license from the town. (Prior code Section 3-7-21)
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