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021 of 2009 - amending Schedules 1 and 2 of Title 5. 0 09-1 0 04-22 SALT LAKE CITY ORDINANCE No. 21 of 2009 (Increases to Business Regulatory Fees and Disproportionate Fees) An ordinance amending Schedule 1 of Title 5, listing regulatory fees, to add a regulatory fee for automobile towing businesses; and amending Schedule 2 of Title 5, listing disproportionate fees, to add a disproportionate fee for the retail sale of tobacco products. Be it ordained by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah: SECTION 1. That Schedule 1 to Title 5 of the Salt Lake City Code, relating to business regulatory fees, be, and the same hereby is, amended as follows: SCHEDULE 1 The following classes of businesses, listed with their subclasses, shall be charged the following annual regulatory fees. The listed fee includes the charge for one background check where required. For each additional background check per business there shall be a fee of one hundred thirty three dollars ($133.00). Classes And Subclasses Of Businesses Regulatory Fee 1. Pawnshop and secondhand dealer PAWNBROKER Fee per business $1250.00 SECONDHAND COMPACT DISK EXCHANGE DEALER Fee per business 375.00 SECONDHAND COMPUTER EXCHANGE DEALER Fee per business 166.00 2. Transportation vehicles CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY Fee per business (new application) 140.00 Fee per business (renewal) 0.00 HORSEDRAWN CARRIAGE Fee per business 40.00 3. Apartments APARTMENT UNITS Fee per rental unit 15.00 4. Class A beer Fee per license 238.00 5. Class B beer Fee per license 188.00 6. Class C beer Fee per license 266.00 7. Class D beer special event Fee per event 188.00 8. Class E beer Fee per license 213.00 9. Class F brewpub/microbrewery Fee per license 188.00 10. Seasonal beer Fee per license 188.00 11. Class A private club Fee per business 334.00 12. Class B private club 2 Fee per business 334.00 13. Class C private club Fee per business 334.00 14. Class D private club 334.00 15. Class E private club 70.00 16. Liquor consumption Fee per license 20.00 17. Government owned alcohol related business Fee per business 133.00 18. Auctioneer Fee per auctioneer 100.00 19. Auction AUCTION HOUSE-TRANSIENT Fee per business, per day 188.00 20. Room rental (other than apartments) BOARDING AND ROOMING HOUSE Fee per rental unit 4.00 HOTEL Fee per rental unit 4.00 MOTEL Fee per rental unit 4.00 21. Entertainment CONCERT Fee per exhibition room 70.00 DANCE HALL 3 Fee per room 13.00 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Fee per exhibition room 0.00 THEATER-LIVE Fee per exhibition room 100.00 THEATER MOTION PICTURE Fee per screen 0.00 22. Dating/marriage Fee per business 80.00 23. Fireworks FIREWORKS-INSIDE FIREWORKS-OUTSIDE Fee per location 61.00 24. Gas/oil WHOLESALE GAS Fee (total per year) 203.00 25. Sexually oriented ADULT BUSINESS Fee per business 288.00 NUDE AGENCY Fee per business 750.00 NUDE ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS Fee per business 288.00 SEMINUDE DANCE AGENCY 4 Fee per business 290.00 SEMINUDE DANCING BAR Fee per business 222.00 SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESS OUTCALL AGENCY Fee per agency 1,000.00 26. Sexually oriented ADULT EMPLOYEE (NONESCORT) Fee per employee 175.00 SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESS OUTCALL NONPERFORMER(NONESCORT) Fee per employee 175.00 27. Sexually oriented The fee contained in this section shall be prorated as follows: If 180 days or fewer remain before the employer's license expires, the fee shall be 50 percent of the full fee. If 181 days or more remain before the employer's license expires, the full fee shall be charged. NUDE PERFORMER EMPLOYEE Fee per nude/seminude performer 200.00 SEMINUDE DANCE PERFORMER Fee per nude/seminude performer 200.00 SEMINUDE PERFORMER EMPLOYEE Same as Seminude Dance Performer 28. Sexually oriented business 5 The fee contained in this section shall be prorated as follows: If 180 days or fewer remain before the employer's license expires, the fee shall be 50 percent of the full fee. If 181 days or more remain before the employer's license expires, the full fee shall be charged. SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESS OUTCALL PERFORMER(ESCORT) Fee per outcall performer 750.00 29. Sexually oriented SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESS TRANSFER Fee per performer transfer 70.00 30. Sexually oriented business PHOTOGRAPHY, ADULT Fee per photographer 140.00 31. Solicitor Fee per individual 100.00 32. Amusement devices/billiards AMUSEMENT DEVICES Fee per device 2.50 BILLIARDS Fee per device 2.5033. Miscellaneous ICE CREAM VENDORS Fee per business 25.00 LOCKSMITHS Fee per business 0.00 6 PEDICABS Fee per business 0.00 SIDEWALK VENDING/SNOW CART Fee per business 0.00 33. Automobile Towing/Wrecking 15.00 SECTION 1. That Schedule 2 to Title 5 of the Salt Lake City Code, relating to business disproportionate fees, be, and the same hereby is, amended as follows: SCHEDULE 2 The following classes of businesses, listed with their subclasses, shall be charged the following annual disproportionate fees. 1. Amusement Devices/Billiards $20.00/business 2. AUTOMOBILES Automobile Dealers 45.00 Automobile Parts Sales 85.00 Automobile Rental Agencies 20.00 Automobile Repair 45.00 Automobile Towing/Wrecking 15.00 3. Banks 100.00 4. Child Care Facilities 100.00 5. Clothing Sales 75.00 6. Construction Businesses 20.00 7. Convalescent and Retirement Facilities 120.00 8. Dance Halls 15.00 9. Dry Cleaning and Laundry 100.00 7 10. Electronic Goods Sales 120.00 11. Engineering 20.00 12. Furniture Sales 45.00 13. Gasoline Stations 120.00 14. Grocery/Convenience Store (including gasoline) 100.00 15. Hardware Sales 100.00 16. Health Care Facilities; Hospitals 35.00 17. Interior Design 20.00 18. Janitorial 55.00 19. Lawyers 15.00 20. Live Entertainment; Concerts 15.00 21. Manufacturing 35.00 22. Miscellaneous Retail/Wholesale Sales 35.00 23. Miscellaneous Services 20.00 24. Motion Picture Theater 75.00 25. Real Estate Agency 15.00 26. Restaurants; Cafeterias 75.00 27. RV Parks and Campgrounds 20.00/space 28. Shipping Companies 35.00 29. Sporting Goods Sales 35.00 30. Storage Services 45.00 31. Wholesale Gas and Oil Businesses 20.00 32. Retail Sale of Tobacco Products* 85.00 8 * Includes grocery stores, convenience stores, taverns, private clubs, hotels, motels, and restaurants. SECTION 3. That this ordinance shall take effect October 1, 2009. Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah this 16th day of June , 2009. CHAIRPERS ATTEST: RECORDER Transmitted to Mayor on 6-22-09 \r ;;4' --TORPav Mayor's Action: k Approved. Vetoed. MAYOR • Y CITY O ER o��TES SAS' B1 . 21 of 2009. Published: 7-1-09 HB_ATTY-#8207-v 1-amending_schedules_l_and_2_of title_5.DOC APPROVED AS t0 FORM Salt Lake City Attorney's Office Date /7 0 By 9