HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinance No. 19321ORDINANCE NO, 19321
AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING BUSINESS LICENSE REGULATIONS; AMEND-
ING SECTIONS 2.013, 2.235, 3.005, 3.010, 3.015, 3.020, 3.025,
3.030, 3,035, 3.040, 3.042, 3.045, 3.050, 3.055, 3.060, 3.075,
3.115, 3,119, 3.121, 3.123, 3.127, 3.131, 3.145, 3.245, 3.250,
3.255, 3.250, 3.265, 3.270, 3.275, 3.280, AN 8.200 OF THE
EUGENE CODE, 1971; REPEALING SECTIONS 3.065, 3.067, 3.070,
3.080, 3.085, 3.090, 3.095, 3.100, 3.105, 3.110, 3.129, 3.133
3.135, 3,131, 3.139, 3.141, 3.143, 3.185, 3.240, 3.285, AND
3.300 OF THAT CODE; ADDING SECTIONS 2.240, 3.011, 3.x12, 3.023
3.041, 3.134, 3.175, 3.17?, 3.119, AND 3.282 TO THAT CODE; AND
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
THE CITY OF EUGENE DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLO{~S
Section 1.. Section 2.013 of the Eugene Code, 1971, is amended by
deleting the reference therein to "Garbage Board" and inserting in alpha~-
betical order therein the f
Refuse and,,,,_Recycl i nq,_,Board
Number o~f Members:
Term:
Manner of Appointment:
Authority:
011 owi ng
3
1 ex-officio
2 years
Nominated by Mayor, Appointed by Council
Section 2.235, E.C., 1971
Section 2. Section 2.235 of the Eugene Code, 1971 is hereby amended,
and anew section 2.240 added thereto, to read and provide:
Refuse and Recycl~n Board Cr,~
- ~ 9 ,_,,.,.,.,__. ` _~_.,.e a t e d. There i s hereby created a
refuse and recycling board for the city that shall be comprised of
three voting members, and vne ex-officio member knowledgable in the area of
solid waste disposal. Members shall be nominated by the mayor and appointed
by the council to serve fora two-year term. All members shall serve with
out compensation.
2.240 Refuse and Recyclin Board - Powers and Duties. The board shall
meet at the request of the city manager or designee and shall have
the following powers and duties:
~a} To propose to the city manager new or revised rules
necessary to implement this code.
fib} Upon request of the city manager, to review new app1i~
cations, renewal applications, performance of licensees, fee
revision requests, and complaints, and to make a written report
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to the city manager of its findings.
~c~ Such other duties as requested by the city manager.
Section 3. Sections 3.005, 3.010, 3,015, 3.020, 3.x25, 3,035, 3.440,
3.030, 3.035, 3,040, 3,042, 3.045, 3,050, 3.055, 3,060, 3,075, 3.115, 3.119
3.121, 3.123, 3.127, 3.131, 3.145, 3.245, 3.254, 3.255, 3,.260, 3.265, 3.270,
3,275, and 3,2$0 of the Eugene Code, 1971, are hereby amended; Sections
3.065, 3.067, 3.070, 3.080, 3.0$5, 3.090, 3.095, 3.100, 3.105, 3.110, 3.129,
3.133, 3.135, 3.337, 3.139, 3.141, 3,143, 3.10$, 3.240, 3.285 and 3.300 of
that Code are repealed; and Sections 3,011, 3.012, 3.023, 3.041, 3.334,
3.175, 3.177, 3.179, and 3,282 are hereby added to that Code, to read and
provide:
Business Licenses ~ General
3.005 Definitions. For the purposes of this chapter, the following words
and phrases shall mean:
Ambulance:
Ambulance. Any vehicle for hire that is constructed, equip-
ped, or regularly provided or offered to be provided for emergency
transportation, or any transportation in the recumbent position of
persons suffering from i 11 Hess, injury, di Sabi 1 i ty, or infirmity.
Emerges„cy. Any non-hospital occurrence or situation involving
i 11 Hess, injury or di Sabi 1 i ty requiring immediate medical or
psychiatric services, wherein delay in the provision of such
services is likely to aggravate the condition and/or endanger
personal health or safety.
Emergency medical seryi ces~EMS} . Those pre--hospi tal
functions and services that are required to prepare for and res-
pond to emergencies, including fire apparatus, ambulances},
treatment, communications, evaluation, and public education.
Health care facility, A hospital, clinic, or extended care
facility that regularly provides medical and/or psychiatric care
ar services,
Res once time. The period of time from receipt of a call
far assistance unti 1 the arrival of EMS providers,
Detective:
Detective - A ency. An individual, corporation, association,
firm, ar partnership which employs one or mare Class I or Class
11 private detectives.
Detective business. The business of making, far hire,
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an investigation or investigations far the purpose of obtaining
information with reference to any of the following matters:
Crimes against any commonwealth or wrongs done or threatened; the
habits, conduct, movements, associates, transactions, reputation
or character of persons; the credibility of witnesses ar other
persons; the location or recovery of lost or stolen property; the
securing of evidence to be used before authorized investigating
committees, boards of award or arbitration, or in the trial of
civil or criminal cases; the cause, origin, or responsibility for
fire, accidents or injury tv real or personal property, ar
strikes.
Detective - Private. A person engaged in the business of
furnishing or supplying information as to the personal character
or actions or identity of a person or as to the character or kind
of business or occupation of the person. A "Private Detective T"
carries or has firearms in his or her possession while so
employed. A "Private Detective TT" does not carry or have
firearms in his or her possession while so employed. Private
detective does not include an officer or employe of any law
enforcement agency of the United States, or of any state, county
or city, while engaged ~n the performance of his or her official
duties.
Gambl in
Game table. A card table or other similar structure
accessible to members of the public or to members of a
private club,
Game table license. A plaque, card, or other document
issued by the licensing authority designating the type and
number of game tables as defined by this section and such
other information as the licensing authority may require.
.Tm~ro~er play. Any conduct that violates the gambling
laws of the United States, or of the State of Oregon or
engaging in the play of a social game permitted by this Cade
in a manner not authorized by this Code or the rules and
regulations promulgated by the licensing authority.
Person in charge. Any individual, partnership, firm,
association or corporation to whom a gambling license has
been issued under the provisions of this Code. The term
includes the license holder, designates, managers, and when
a corporation holds a license, any substantial shareholder
of the corporation and all corporate officers and directors.
A substantial shareholder is one who owns at least 14
percent of the issued shares of the corporation.
__ ace of ~ub,l i c accommo
,,, ,,,. ,,,,_,,,,~_.,dat i o n. Any place o f f e r i n g
to the public accommadatians, advantages, facilities or
privileges whether in the nature of goods, services, lodgings,
amusements or otherwise, However, a place of public
accommodation does not include any institution or bonafide
club or place of accommodation which i s i n its nature
distinctly private.
Premises license. A plaque, card or other document
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issued by the licensing authority designating a person in
charge of all or a specific portion of a private club,
private business or place of public accommodation authorizing
the person in charge to permit upon the designated premises
the playing of social games.
Private business. Any commercial establishment
privately awned and lawfully present in zones as designated
by the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of the city.
Private club. Any association or group of individuals
organized under DRS Chapter 61 or similar corresponding
provisions of any other state law.
Social ames. Games of poker and gin rummy, and such
other games as may be authorized by the licensing authority,
when played by the rules promulgated by the licensing
authority, shall constitute the only social games authorized
or permitted under this Cade.
Somethin of value. Any money ar property, any service
or promise to perform a service, any token, object or
article exchangeable for money or property, or any form of
credit or promise directly or indirectly contemplating
transfer of money or property or of any interest therein.
lager or ,b,et. To stake or risk, ar the staking or
risking, o~f something of value upon the outcome of any
social game,
Game table ,other than gambling. A pool table, billiard
table, ar other similar structure accessible to members of the
public or to members of a private club.
Merchant Police:
Merchant olive a envy. An individual, corporation, associ-
ation, firm, or partnership engaged in the business of watching,
guarding, or protecting premises, property or persons, and who
employs one or more Class I, Glass TT or Class TTT merchant police,
except an on-premise agency.
Merchant„police I. An individual engaged in the occupation
of watching, guarding or protecting premises, property or
persons, whether he or she is self-employed, employed by a
merchant police agency, or employed by an on-premise agency, who
carries or has firearms in his or her possession while so employed.
Merchant olive TT. An individual engaged in the occupation
of watching, guarding, or protecting premises, property or persons
who does .not carry or have firearms in his or her possession
while so employed, except an on-premise agency employe.
Merchant olive TII. An individual engaged in the temporary
occupation of watching, guarding or protecting premises, property
ar persons, who does not have firearms, batons, night sticks,
chemical spray or any device for the purpose of subduing or physi~
tally restraining any individual, and who does not work from a
vehicle on public roads while so employed. Temporary work sha11
not exceed seven days i n any thirty day period.
On p,remi se_„age,ncy_. An individual , corporation, association,
firm, or partnership employing individuals to watch, guard, or
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protect its own premises, property, or persons thereon.
Refuse .and Recyc1 i,.,ng:
Board. ~~Eu ene refuse collectors board.
collector. A person who for a fee uses vehicles to collect
refuse or a person who collects recyclab1es, or both.
Rate. The minimum monthly fee established by the council
that refuse collectors are allowed to charge their customers.
Recyclabies. Any material or group of materials that is
collected and used or sold for reuse, or transformed into new
products.
Refuse. All solid wastes, including but not limited to gar-
bage, rubbish, and demolition and construction waste, and exclud-
ing body wastes and hazardous wastes as defined in GRS 459.41x.
1~ehic1e. Any vehicle used by a collector to collect refuse
or recyclables.
Taxicabs;
Taxicab. A motor vehicle having a seating capacity of five
or fewer passengers, exclusive of the driver of the vehicle,
hired with a driver for transporting passengers, and operated
over unfixed routes at irregular times.
Taxicab owner. A person who, as an owner or lessee of one
or more taxi cabs, i s the principal i n a business of providing
transportation by taxicab,
Taxicab driver. A person who drives a taxicab.
General:
Amusement device. A coin-in-slot electrical or mechanical
device to be played or operated for amusement for the play or
operation of which a charge is made. This definition does not
include devices prohibited by sections 4.280 and 4.285.
Arcade. A premise which is determined by the finance
officer to be a recreateanal game establishment which is open to
persons of all ages, where alcoholic beverages are not sold,
served, or allowed to be consumed upon the premises, and the
principal source of income is derived from the charge made for
the play or operation of any licensed device located therein,
including amusement devices and game tables other than gambling,
as the same are defined in this chapter.
Auctioneer. A person who offers property for sale at public
outcry. This definition does not apply to judicial sales or to
public sales by guardians, executors or administrators, or public
officials; nor to sales by merchants to close out their stock,
provided the stock has been kept as continuous stock for sale in
the city far one year or mare.
Building or structure. That which is built or constructed,
an edifice or bu~~~ 1 d~~~ng of any kind, or any piece or work
artificially bui 1 t up or composed of parts joined together i n
some definite manner including, but not limited to a structure
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built for the support, shelter or enclosure of persons, animals,
chattels or property.
E1 ectri cal sales . Sales or the offer or exposure for sal e
of any electrical device, apparatus, or equipment designed for
attachment to or i n stall ati an on any e1 ectri cal circuit or
system for light, heat, or power.
First aid vehicle. A privately owned motor vehicle far hire
that is constructed, equipped, or regularly provided for the
nonemergency transportation in the sitting or non-recumbent
pasi ti on of persons suffering from i 11 Hess, injury, or di Sabi 1 i ty,
and not requiring ambulance service.
First aid___yehi cl a operator. A person engaged i n the
business of furn~is~h~ing or operating a first aid vehicle.
Gas appliance deader. A person other than a gas
installat~~on contractor who solicits, accepts or performs the
sale or exchange of devices, apparatus, or equipment designed for
the attachment to, or installation in, a gas piping system,
has dea.1 er - 1 i quef i ed ,,,_p,etrol„eum gas. A person other than a
gas installation contractar, engaged in the business of the sale
of liquefied petroleum gas or the sale or lease of the
installation ar servicing of any equipment designed to contain,
distribute or process liquefied petraleum gases up to and
including the first stage regulation equipment and piping thereto.
Gas fitter. A person performing, for hire or otherwise, the
labor or service of installing, altering or servicing any gas
appliance, appurtenance .thereto, or gas piping system. Gas fitters`
licenses shall be further classified as Gas Fitter Class A, Gas
Fitter Class Liquefied Petroleum Gas, and Gas Vent Pipe ~nstal1er,
in accordance with the license holder's qualifications as
determined by the mechanical board:
~a} Gas Fitter C1 ass A shal 1 be classified by
examination as competent far the installation and servicing
of any type and size of gas appliance or piping system or
appurtenance thereto, using natural or mixed gas as fuel,
including vents in conformance with the provisons of this
Code and the regulations of the Oregon Revised Statutes.
b Gas Fitter Class L
~ } _ „_„_~ „_i u~ef i_ed Petrol eum Gas steal 1 be
c1 assi f i ed by exami nati~~on for the ~ nstal lrati onr and servicing
of containers, regulators, appliances, piping systems, and
vents far use with liquefied petroleum gases in conformance
with the provisions of this Cade and the regulations of the
Oregon Revised Statutes.
~c} Combination Class A and Li uefied Petroleum Gas
Fitter shall be classified by examination as competent to
perform all work listed in subsections ~a} and fib} above.
~d} Gas_ Vent Pipe, ~nstal,,1 er shall be classified by
examination as qua1~~~~f i ed to ~i nstal l , replace, or repai r only
gas vent piping.
Gas installation contractor. A person engaged in the
business of installing, repairing, altering or servicing any gas
consuming apparatus, or any gas piping system or any appurtenance
thereto, with or without the sale of such materials.
invalid coach operator. A person engaged in the business of
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furnishing or operating an ambulance especially designed,
equipped and used for the transportation of invalid persons on a
rental basis with driver furnished which has no first aid
equipment, flashing red lights or sirens,
Invalid or wheel-chair coach. A privately awned motor
vehicle for hire that is constructed, equipped, or regularly
provided or offered to be provided for the nonemergency
transportation of persons in wheel chairs, or requiring such
transportation for reasons related to age or a chronic health
condition and not requiring an ambulance.
==n y_ a 1 i d o r ,, w h e e l- c h a r, c,,w _,,, „~ __
__,,.,., ' _.,.,.,.,,,, oath operator , A pe r so n engaged i n
the busi Hess of ~ f urni shi ng or operating an invalid yr wheel -chaff r
coach.
Limousine. A motor vehicle having a seating capacity of
four or more passengers, exclusive of the driver of the vehicle,
Qutdaor amusement. Amerry-go-round, ferns wheel or
similar device operated out of doors for use by members of the
public.
Outdoor show. A circus, menagerie, tent show, performance
or exhibition conducted out of doors for profit.
Photo ra her. A person engaged in the business of taking or
reproducing photographic portraits whether from a fixed place of
`business or transient.
Place of ~ubl.ic accommodation. Any place offering to the
public accommodations, advantages, facilities or privileges
whether in the nature of goods, services lodgings, amusements or
otherwise. However, a place of public accommodation does not
include any institution or bonafide club or place of
accommodation which is in its nature distinctly private.
Private business. Any commercial establishment privately
awned and lawfully present in zones as designated by the
Comprehensive Zoning Qrdinance of the city.
Private club. Any association or group of individuals
organized under ORS Chapter ~1 or similar corresponding
provisions of any other state law.
ecrea ~ona1.,,_,.,~
t' yehi c1 e,...,,~ark. A pri vately owned park far the
parking of two or more recreational vehicles, offered for rent or
kept far rent to transient guests for periods of less than one
month, far charge or fee paid or to be paid for rental or use of
facilities or offered free in connection with securing the trade
or patronage of such person, or for indirect benefit to the owner
in connection with a related business.
Sales, special. The offering of property for sale under the
title of bankrupt, liquidating, closing out, removal, quitting
business or f ire sales or a simi 1 arty designated .title, by a
person whether acting for himself ar as agent, factor or employe
of another.
Sol i ci tors commerc,~„al , A person who goes from house to
house or place to place, selling yr taking orders or offering to
sell or take orders for goods, wares, or merchandise, far present
or future delivery, or for the making, manufacturi ng, or
repairing of an article or thing for present or future delivery.
A person selling to merchants for resale; a person selling ar
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taking orders for the sale of fruits, vegetables, berries,
butter, eggs, milk, poultry, meats, or farm products raised or
produced by him or her; a carrier of newspapers of general
circulation; and charitable solicitors as defined and regulated
in sections 3.555 to 3.650 are specifically declared not to be a
solicitor, commercial, and are exempt from the licensing
requirements fora solicitor, commercial of this Code,
Solici,tor_,employer. A person who employs one or more
commercial sol i~c~ tors.
Theater, Theatrical show house, motion picture show house,
drive-in theater, room or exhibition hall giving or holding an
exhibition, show or amusement for profit.
Tow car. A motor vehicle which has been altered ar designed
and equipped for the use and the business of towing vehicles by
means of a crane, hoist= towbar, towline, or dolly, yr is
otherwise used to render assistance to other vehicles.
Transient merchant, A person who conducts or participates
in the selling or offering for sale of goods, wares or merchandise
from a fixed place of business temporarily maintained in the
city.
Used merchandise dealer. A person or business that devotes
all or a part of his, her, or its business to the collection,
purchase, exchange or sale of used articles or the lending of
money on the security of used articles. A person or business
dealing exclusively in automobiles, bicycles, books, furniture,
or farm or lawn implements and machinery is excluded from this
definition.
~ea.ons,,,dealer. A person engaged in the business of selling
or offering for sale at retail, pistols, revolvers, derringers,
bowie knives or other weapons of like character that can be
concealed on the person.
3.010 Licenses Required. No person sha11 engage in an activity or
operate a device listed below without first obtaining a license
therefor as.provided in this chapter. References in this chapter or else
where ~n this code to a specific column in the table of licensed businesses
shall be construed as follows with respect to the listing hereinafter set
forth:
Col umn A - Licensed Business
Column B - Application Fee
Column C - License Fee
Col umn E - Bond
Column F - Liability Insurance
LICENSED BUSINESSES
Alarm eq,ui~pment supplier ~ See a1 so sections 3.659 and 3.66}
Application fee: $15.00
License fee; $100.00 per year
Bond: $5, 000.00
Liability insurance: Yes
ordinance - $
Alarm monitorin service See also sections 3.661 and 3.663}
Application fee: $15.00
License fee; $6D.DD per year
Bond: $5, oDD. o0
Liability insurance: Yes
Amusement device, per device, not in an arcade
Application fee: $ 5.40
License fee: $30.00
Transferabi 1 i ty: Transferabl e
Bond: None
Liability insurance: No
Arcade (See Note 16)
Application fee: $25.D0
License fee: $30.00
Bond: None
Li abi 1 i ty insurance : No
Plus, for each amusement device or game table other than gambling
License fee: $20.00
~I lr~f 1 nncoN
Application fee: $ 5.40
License fee: $15.00 per year
$40.00 per peek
$15.00 per day
Bond: None
Liability insurance: No
Detective a envy See Note ~~
Application fee: $10.D0
License fee: $25.00
Bond: $2,500.00
Liability insurance: Yes
Detective, rivate class I See Notes 1$ and 19~
Application fee: $25,00
License fee: $25.00
Bond: $2,500.D0
Liability insurance; Yes
Detective, rivate class II See Note 18~
Application fee: $25.00
License fee: $25.00
Band: $2,5D0.00
Li abi 1 i ty insurance : Yes
Electrical sales See Note 3~
Up to four employees
Application fee: $ 5.00
License fee: $10.00
Transferabi 1 ity: Transferable
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Bond:
Li abi 1 i ty insurance :
Five or more employees
Application fee:
License fee:
Transferability:
Bond:
Liability insurance:
None
No
$ 5.00
$20 . o0
Transferabl e
Nvne
No
First aid vehicle, driver-attendant
Application fee: $25.00
License fee: $10,00
Bond: None
Li abi 1 i ty i nsurance : No
First aid vehicle, owner-o erator t per vehicle}
Application fee: $25.00
License fee: $44.00
Bond: Nane
L,i abi 1 i ty i nsurance: Yes
Gamblin See also sections 3.231 to 3.235}
Regular Premises See Note 10}
10 table maximum ~- $2 wager limit See Note 11}
Application fee: $25.00
License fee: $150.00 per year
Band: None
Li abi 1 i ty insurance : No
Private club See Notes 10 and 11}
10 table max imum - no wager 1 i mi t
Application fee: $25.00
License fee: $300.04 per year
Bond: None
Liability insurance: No
Game Table See Notes
Application fee:
License fee:
First tabl e
Second table
Third tabl e
Fourth table
Fifth table
Sixth table
Seventh table
Eighth table
Ninth tabl e
Tenth table
Bond:
Liability insurance:
10 and 12)
$ 5.00
$10.00 per month
$15.00 per month
$25.00 per month
$40.00 per month
$60.00 per month
$85.00 per month
$115.00 per month
$150.00 per month
$180.00 per month
$235.00 per month
None
Na
Game table other than gambling, not~in an arcade
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Application fee: $ 5.00
License fee; $25.00
Bond: None
Liability insurance: No
Plus each additional table, not in an arcade
Application fee: $ 5.00
License fee: $20.00
Bond: ~ None
Liability insurance: No
Gas appliances and services
Gas appliance dealer
Application fee: $ 5.00
License fee; $10.00
Bond: None
Liability insurance: No
Liquefied petroleum gas dealer
Application fee: $ 5.00
License fee: $20.OQ
Bond: None
Liability insurance: Yes
Gas installation contractor See Note 4~
Application fee: $ 5.00
License fee: $50.00
Band: $1,OOa.00
Liability insurance: Yes
Combination dealer and installation contractor
Application fee: $ 5.00
License fee: $50.00
.Bond: $1,000.00
Li abi 1 i ty insurance: Yes
Gas fitter, class A See Note 5}
Application fee: $ 5.00
License fee: $10.00
Bond: None
Liability insurance: No
Gas fitter, class liquefied petroleum gas (See Nate 5}
Application fee: $ 5.00
License fee: $10.00
Bond: None
Liability insurance: No
Gas fitter, combination class A and LPG
Application fee: $ 5,00
License fee: $10.00
Bond: None
Liability insurance: No
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dent pipe installer
Application fee: $ 5,00
License fee: $10.00
Bond; None
Liability insurance: No
Invalid or wheelchair coach
driver-attendant
Application fee: $25,00
License fee: $10,D0
Band: None
Liability insurance: Na
Qwner-~operator per vehi cle}
Application fee: $25.00
License fee: $4D.00
Band: None
Liability insurance: Yes
Limousine operator
Application fee: $25.00
License fee: $120.00
Bond; None
Liability insurance: Yes
Per 1 imousi ne
Applicatian fee: $ 5.DD
License fee: $24.00
Band: None
Liability insurance: No
Driver
Application fee: $15.00
License fee: $1D,00
Band: None
Liability insurance: No
Merchant olive a envy See Nate 17}
Application fee: $1D.00
License fee: $25,DD
Bond: $2,500.00
Liability insurance: Yes
Merchant olive I See Notes 18 and 19}
Applicatian fee: $25.00
License fee: $25,00
Band: $2,500.00
Li obi 1 i ty insurance : Ye s
Merchant alive II See Note 18}
Applicatian fee: $25.00
License fee: $25.00
Band: $2,500.00
Liability insurance: Yes
Merchant police III (See Note 17)
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Application fee: None
License fee : $3.00
Bond: See Note 17
Li abi 1 i ty i n surance : See Note 17
Qutdaor amusement
Application fee: $ 5.00
License fee: See Note 7
Bond: None
Liability insurance: No
Qutdvor shows
Application fee: $ 5.00
License fee: See Note 8
Bond: None
Liability insurance: No
Photo ra her See Note 9~
Application fee: $25. D0
License fee: $50,00
Bond: $1,DOO.DO
Liability insurance: No
Sales, special
App 1 i cati on fee : $ 5 , OD
License fee: $1D,0p
Bond: $1,000.00
Liability insurance: No
Solicitor, commercial
App 1 i cati on fee : $25.00
License fee: $20.00
Bond: $1,000.00
Liability insurance: No
Solicitor em layer (See Notes 14 and 15}
1 - 4 employees
Application fee: $25.00
License fee: $5D.00
Bond: See Note 14
Liability insurance: No
5 - 9 employees
Application fee; $25.00
License fee: $100.OD
Band: See Nate 14
Liability insurance: No
10 - 14 employees
Application fee: $25.00
License fee: $115.00
Bond: See Note 14
Liability insurance: No
15 or mare employees
Application fee: $25.00
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License fee: $20.00 each employee
Bond: See Nate 14
Liability insurance: No
Taxicab
Per operator
Application fee: $25.00
License fee: $120.00
Band: None
Li abi 1 i ty insurance: Yes
Per taxicab
Application fee; $ 5.D0
License fee: $24.00
Bond: None
Liability insurance: No
driver
Application fee: $15.00
License fee: $10.00
Bond: None
Liability insurance; No
Theaters
Drive-ins
Application fee: $ 5.04
License fee: $ 0.60 per space
Bond: None
Li abi 1 i ty insurance: No
Others
Application fee: $ 5.00
License fee: $ 0.35 per space
Band: None
Liability insurance: No
Transient merchant
xpp ~ ~ ca~t~ an ree :
License fee
Band:
Li abi 1 i ty insurance:
$ 5.aa
$25.00 ( 1 - 5 days, each day)
$15.00 ( 5 - 10 days, each day)
$200.00 (per month)
$300.00 (six months)
None
No
Used merchandise dealer
Application fee: $25.00
License fee : $50.00
Bond: None
Liability insurance: No
I~eapons dealer
Application fee: $25.00
License fee: $50.00
Bond: None
Li abi 1 i ty insurance: No
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Notes.
Note 1 - License Fees. License fees are for one year unless
otherwise stated.
Note 2 - ,detective Agency. In addition to its agency fees, each
agency shall pay the $25.Oq~application fee and $25,04 annual license fee
fvr each private detective employed by the agency, together with the $25.04
certification fee for each private detective I employe as required in Nate
19.
Note 3 - Electrical Sales. One license for each place of
business is required except no additional license is necessary when a
licensee is making a temporary demonstration elsewhere than at his licensed
place of business.
Note 4 - Gas Installation Contractor. If the contractor has or
purchases a city plumbing or heating license, or is licensed as an LPG
Installation Contractor by the state, then a Gas Installation Contractors
license is $5.00.
Note 5 - Gas Fitter, Class A and Gas Fitter, Class Li uefied
Petroleum Gas. If the Gas Fitter, Class A or LPG has a plumbers license
or a state LPG Fitters license then the Gas Fitters license is $5.00.
Note 7 - Outdoor Amusement.
~1} A merry-go-round or ferric wheel operated with a circus or a
tent show~and for which a charge or fee is made per ride, the license fee
shall be at the rate of $10.00 per day.
~2} Amerry-go-round, ferric wheel or similar ride charging a
cash fee per ride, but not operated in connection or conducted with a
circus or tent show shall pay an annual license fee of $50.00 per year and
shall be subject to all of the provisions of this chapter.
Note 8 - Outdoor 5haws.
~1} For circuses transported by railroad cars, $7.50 per day
per car, for each day showing; and if transported by truck, an equivalent
charge measured by carload capacity; provided that the minimum license fee
shall not be less than $200.00 per day.
~2} All tent shows, except circuses, shall pay for one
attraction $25.44 per day, and $25.00 per day for each added attraction.
~3} For any similar show or attraction not mentioned herein, a
license fee based upon the foregoing charges shall be computed by the
finance officer in a manner as to make a reasonable license charge based
upon the foregoing rates.
Note 9 -Photo ra hers,
(1} An applicant fora photographers license who has been
licensed in the practice of photography in this city continuously for a
period of one year or longer, shall be issued a permit and license without
payment of a license fee or deposit of a bond or sum upon application
therefore to the finance officer and presentation by the applicant to the
finance officer of the recommendation of the police department.
~2} A licensee hereunder shall give notice to the finance officer
upon discontinuing business. Dne year thereafter and providing all its
business and contracts have been completed and performed, and no claims,
judgments or actions are pending or outstanding against the bond or deposit,
the bond may be released and returned to the licensee, when the licensee
has maintained a studio and permanent place of business continuously in
this city for one year from the date the license was granted, and providing
there are no claims, judgments, or actions pending and outstanding against
the deposit or band, the bond or deposit shall be released to the licensee
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~3} Licenses for photographers who have not maintained a studio
and permanent place of business continuously for one year may be
transferred to a different location upon payment of a transfer fee of
$5.00.
Note IO -Gamblin Applicants must secure both a premises
license and game table license.
Note 11 - Gamblin , See section 4.315 of this Cade.
Note 12 -Gamblin The game table license fee to be paid is
the rate of the table applied for plus the accumulated rates of all prior
tables.
Note 14 - Bond Re uirement for Solicitor Em foyer. A bond is
required at $1,000 per employe but not to exceed $10,000 per employer.
Note I5 -- Solicitors Em loyer~-Crew License. See section 3.349
of this Code.
Note 16 -Arcade. An additional $15.00 fee must be paid for each
amusement device or game table other than gambling which is added to and
increases the inventory of the arcade as shown on the license application
during any license year.
Note 17 -Merchant olive a envy. Except for merchant police ITI
employees an agency shall pay in addition, the $25.00 application fee and
$25.00 annual license fee for each merchant police employed by the agency,
together with the $25.00 certificatian fee provided for in Nate 19. An
agency shall pay the $3.00 license fee only for each merchant police III
employee, and shall further provide that its band and liability insurance
provides coverage for merchant police ITI employees.
Note 1S - Private Detective I and TI, and Merchant Police I and
II. The fees, bond, and liability insurance requirement shall not apply to
a licensee employed by a detective agency or a merchant olive a env which
p 9 y
has paid the required fees and furnished the required bond and insurance
applicable to .the licensee.
Note 19 - Private Detective I and Merchant Police T. An
additional annual fee of $25.00 shall be required for certification
pursuant to section 3.1952} fora Private Detective I and section 3.316
fora Merchant Police I.
Nate 20 - Limousine Driver. The limousine driver application and
1 i cen se fee shat 1 be waived i f the individual i s 1 i censed as a taxi cab driver
by the city .
Note 21. The commercial solicitor's license may be issued with
conditions necessary to prohibit the vendor from blocking ar interfering
with the flow of vehicular and pedestrian traffic, from interfering with
the tranquility of residential areas, or such other conditions necessary
for the protection of the health, safety and welfare of the residents of
the city. The city manager is authorized to issue regulations regarding
the standards and process for issuance, renewal and revocation of a
commercial solicitor's license.
Business License Procedures
3.011 Business Licenses ~- Procedures Generally. The procedures and re~-
quirements of sections 3.012 to 3.075 of this code apply to all
persons licensed or regulated under this chapter, unless otherwise provided.
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3.U12 Business Licenses ~- Notice and Comment Procedure for Rulemakin .
(1} Notice of Rulemakin Prior to the adoption, amendment, or
repeal of any rule, the city shall give notice of intended rulemaking by:
~a} Making copies of the notice of intended rulemaking
ava~1able to any person who has requested such notice;
~b~ Publishing the notice of i ntended rulemaking i n a news-
paper of general circulation.
~2} Contents of Notice. The notice of intended rulemaking shall
state the subject matter and purpose of the intended action in sufficient
detail to inform a person that the person's interests may be affected, and
the time, place, and manner in which interested persons may present their
views on the intended action. This notice shall include:
~a) A citation of the city's legal authority to promulgate
the rule;
fib} A statement of the need for the rule and a statement of
haw the rule is intended to meet the need; and
~c~ A list of the principal documents, reports, or studies,
if any, prepared by or relied upon by the city in considering the
need for and in preparing the rule, and a statement of the loca-
tion at which those documents are available for public inspection.
~3~ O ortu,n~ ty_,.,,fo,r Comment. The city steal 1 give interested per-
sons reasonable opportunity to submit data or views. The city manager shall
make findings that consider fully any written submissions.
~4~ Temporary Rules, Notwithstanding the above, the city manager
may adopt temporary rules that shall expire 180 days from the date of adop-
ti on of any addition to ar revision of this chapter.
~5} Emer envy Rules. Notwithstanding the above, the city manager
may adopt, amend, or suspend a rule without prior notice or hearing or upon
.any abbreviated notice and hearing that he/she finds practicable, if the
city manager issues:
~a~ A statement of findings that failure to act promptly
will result in serious prejudice to the public interest or the
interest of the parties concerned and the specific reasons far
the findings of prejudice;
fib} A citation of the city's legal authority to promulgate
the rule;
~c} A statement of the need far the rule and a statement of
how the rule is intended to meet the need; and
~d} A list of the principal documents, reports, or studies,
if any, prepared by ar relied upon by the city in considering the
need for and in preparing the rule, and a statement of the loca-
tion at which those documents are available for public inspection.
Any rule adapted, amended, or suspended under this section is temporary and
may not be effective fora period of longer than X80 days, The adoption of
a rule under this section does not preclude the subsequent adoption of an
identical rule under the permanent rule adoption procedures.
~6~ Mailin List. Any person may request in writing that the
city mail him/her copies of notices of intended action given pursuant to
~1~~a}, Upon receipt of any request, the city shall acknowledge the request,
establish a mailing list, and maintain a record of all mailings made pur-
suant to requests.
~~} Pet_itivn Requesting adoption of Rule. Any interested person
may petition the city requesting the promulgation, amendment, or repeal of a
rule, The city manager may prescribe by rule the form or contents of such
Ordinance - ~7
petitions and the procedure far their submission, consideration and disposi-
tion. Not later than 30 days after the date of submission of a petition,
the city manager shall take action on the petition.
~8} Factual Basis for Rule, Unless otherwise provided by ordi-
nance, the adoption, amendment, or repeal of a rule by the city manager need
not be based upon or supported by an evidentiary record.
~9} validity of Rules. Al] rules shall be adopted in substantial
compliance with the provisions of this section in effect on the date the
rule is adopted.
3.015 Business Licenses - Administrative Powers of the City Mana er ar
Desi nee.
~1} The city manager shall have the authority to approve rules
concerning the administration and enforcement of this chapter, The rules
may address, but are not limited to:
~a} Application fees required with each business license
application calculated to reimburse the cost of processing the
application;
fib} The procedures to be followed and information to be
required regarding an application fora new ar renewed license;
~c} The procedure to be used in reviewing applications for
all new and renewal licenses;
~d} A requirement for the provision of bonds and/or insur-
ance, and the amounts and types thereof;
fie} The procedure far monitoring the performance of or ser-
vices provided by licensees.
~~} The city manager or designee shall have the authority to:
~a} Administer oaths;
fib} Audit records to assure conformance with this chapter;
~c} Certify official acts;
~d} subpoena and require attendance of witnesses at meetings
or hearings to determine compliance with this chapter;
fie} Require production of relevant documents;
~f} Swear witnesses;
fig} Take testimony of any person by deposition; and
~h} Perform all other acts necessary to administer or
enforce the provisions of this chapter.
3.0 Z 0 Business _ L ~ c e n s,e s - Ap„p ,,, ~ ,.,._,,... ~ ,,.~ s e .
1 i ca~t~ on far L~ cen
~1} An application fora business license, or for renewal of a
business license required by this chapter shall be accompanied by an appli-
cation fee in the amount set by rule adopted under this chapter. The appli-
cation fee is not refundable.
~~} An applicant shall make a request fora business license on
forms provided by the city and shall include all requested information and
attachments. Review of an application shall not begin until all requested
information has been provided.
~3} then reviewing the application, the city may require the
applicant to supply information necessary to determine under section 3.050
the applicant's qualifications for the license,
~4} The city shall issue a decision on the application within 30
days of the submission of a complete application form and all requested
attachments.
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~5} A separate license must be obtained far each location at which
the licensed activity is conducted.
3.023 Business Licenses - Investi ativn of Licensed Persons and Premises.
The city may investigate licensed persons and inspect licensed
establishments, vehicles and devices in accordance with law. Licensed
vehicles, devices and establishments shall be made available for inspection
at reasonable times to determine compliance with provisions of this code.
In the event that the city is refused admittance to premises where a licensed
establishment, device or vehicle is located, a search warrant may be obtain-
ed from the municipal court authorising entry upon the premises to make the
inspection.
3.025 Business Licenses - A royal of A lication.
~~} The city may issue a license upon finding that the applicant
has met all requirements of federal, state and county law, this code, and-
rules made pursuant to this code.
(2} Tf an application fora new or renewed license is approved,
the city shall notify the applicant in writing. The notice shall state any
conditions placed on the approval and any further requirements the applicant
must meet before a license will be issued.
3.030 Business Licenses - License Term and Renewal.
~1} A license shall be valid from the date of issuance for a
period of one year unless otherwise specified in this chapter.
~2} An application for renewal of a license shall be submitted to
the city at least 60 days prior to its expiration date and shall be accom-
panied by the required fee and other required documents.
3.035 Business Licenses - Transferability. Licenses issued under this
chapter shall not be transferred to any other person except as
provided by this chapter.
3.040 Business Licenses - Di s 1 ay of License.
~~} A license issued for an activity at a fixed place of business
shall be displayed at all times on the premises where it can be easily read.
~2} A license issued for an activity which is not at a fixed
place of business shall be carried at all times by the licensed person while
engaged in the activity. Upon request, the licensed person shall Shaw the
license to a person with whom he/she is dealing as part of the licensed acti-
vity or to an officer of the city.
~3} A license fora vehicle shall be carried in the vehicle and
the operator shall show the license to an officer of the city upon request.
A license issued fora vehicle used to carry passengers for hire shall be
displayed at all times within the vehicle where it can be easily read by
passengers.
3.04 Business Licenses - License Re uirements. 1n addition to any
Ordinance - ~9
other requirement of this chapter, each licensee shall:
~a} Conform to all federal, state, and local laws and regu-
lations, the provisions of this code, and any rules adapted there-
under.
fib} Notify the city within 1D days of any change in material
information contained in the application, related materials, or
license.
3.042 Business Licenses - Com faints.
~I} Any person having a complaint regarding the services perform-
ed by a licensee shall file the complaint in writing with the city,
~2} The city shall respond to the complaint and take appropriate
action within a reasonable period of time.
3.045 Business Licenses - Abatement of ~i of ati ons .
~I} Upon finding that a violation of this code, or applicable
city, county, state or federal laws has occurred, the city may provide writ-
ten notice to the licensee of the violation and demand that the violation be
corrected within a reasonable time as specified in the notice. The notice
shall describe with reasonable certainty the violation and the action neces-
sary to correct the violation.
~2} In the event of a notice under subsection ~1} of this section:
~a} The licensee shall notify the city when corrective
action has been taken, and the city may then cause an inspection
to be made to determine compliance.
fib} If the licensee fails to take corrective action within
the time required, the city may take action under section 3.D50
of this code to revoke the license.
3. D5D Business Licenses ~- Denial or Revocation of License.
~~} The city may deny or revoke a license upon finding that:
~a} The licensee fails to meet the requirements of this code,
or is doing business in violation of this code ar applicable fed-
eral, state or county law, ordinance, rule or regulation;
fib} The applicant has provided false or misleading material
information, or has omitted disclosure of a material fact on the
application, related materials, or license;
~c} The applicant's past or present violation of law or ordi-
nance, including a violation that does not lead to a conviction,
presents a reasonable doubt about his/her ability to perform the
licensed activity without endangering property or the public health
and safety.
~d} The information supplied for the review does not indi-
cate that the applicant has the special knowledge or skill required
to perform the licensed activity.
(e} The licensed activity or device would endanger property
or the public health or safety.
~2} The city shall provide written notice to the applicant of a
denial yr revocation. The notice shall state the reason for denial or revo-
cation and shall inform the applicant of the right to appeal under section
3.06D of this code,
Ordinance - 20
~3} The notice shall be given at least 15 days before the revoca-
tion becomes effective. If the violation ends within the 15 days, the city
may discontinue the revocation proceedings.
~4} -~ person whose application far any business license has been
denied or whose license has been revoked may, after 9D days f ram the date of
denial or revocation, apply for a license upon payment of the application
fee and submission of an application form and required attachments.
~5} A person whose application for any business license has been
denied or whose license has been revoked fora total of two times within one
year or who has a total of four denials or revacatians, shall be disquali-
fied from applying for a license fora period of two years from the date of
the last revocation or denial.
Business Licenses Su
-_ __ _~ -, ,...,.,,,,~mmary ,S,uspension.
~1} Upon determining that a licensed^activity or device presents
an immediate danger to person or property, the city may summarily suspend
the license for the activity or device,
~2} The suspension takes effect immediately upon notice of the
suspension being received by the licensee, or being delivered to the
licensee's business address as stated on the licensee's application for the
license being suspended. Such a notice shall state the reasan far the sus-
pensi on ar~d i nfarm the 1 i censee of the provisions for appeal under section
3.050,
~3} The city may continue a suspension as long as the reasan for
the suspension exists or until a determination on appeal regarding the sus-
pension is made under section 3.Q5~,
3.054 Business Licenses - A eal,
~1} An applicant whose application for a license has been denied,
ar a licensee whose license has been denied renewal, has been suspended, or
is to be revoked, may, within 15 days after the date of notice of the denial,
suspension or revocation, appeal in writing to the city. The appeal shall
state:
~a} The name and address of the appellant;
fib} The nature of the determination being appealed;
~c} The reason the determination is incorrect; and
~d} What the correct determination of the appeal should be.
An appellant who fails to file such a statement within the time permitted
waives his/her objections, and his/her appeal shall be dismissed.
~2} If a notice of revocation is appealed, the revocation does
not take effect until final determinatian of the appeal.
~3} Unless the appellant and the city agree to a longer period,
an appeal shall be heard by a hearings officer within 15 days of the receipt
of the notice of intent to appeal. At least 10 days prior to the hearing,
the city shall mai 1 nvti ce of the time and 1 ocati on thereof to the appel 1 ant.
~4} The hearings officer shall hear and determine the appeal on
the basis of the appellant's written statement and any additional evidence
he/she deems appropriate, At the hearing the appellant may present testi-
mony and oral argument personally or by counsel. The rules of evidence as
used by courts of law do not apply.
t5} If the appeal is from a denial, the applicant shall carry the
burden of proving that he/she is entitled to the license and wherein the
Ordinance - 21
city erred in its denial. 1f the appeal is from a revocation or suspension,
the city shall carry the burden of proving that the revocation or suspension
was proper.
~5) The hearings officer shall issue a written decision within 14
days of the hearing date. The decision of the hearings officer after the
hearing i s final .
3.075 Business Licenses - Exem Lions. Nane of the fees, bonds or insur-
ance requirements provided for in this chapter or the rules adopt-
ed under this chapter shall be required if the applicant is a municipality.
__ p e c ~. f i c B u, s i n_e s s R e,g_
tions
3.115 Ambulance - License and Personnel Re uired.
~1} No person shall operate an ambulance vehicle or business within
the corporate limits of the city without first obtaining a license for
operation.
~2~ Na person shall operate a vehicle as an ambulance that is not
equipped, operated, and attended by the personnel as required by the rules
adopted under this chapter,
3.119 Ambulance - Emer ency Medical Services Board; Created. There is
hereby created an emergency medical services board for the cities
of Eugene and Springfield that shall be comprised of five ~5~ members, in-
cluding one representative from each of the fallowing:
~a} Lane County Emergency Medical Technicians Association,
fib} Lane County Fire Defense Board, and
~c} One physician from each of the following hospitals:
Sacred Heart, Eugene Clinic, and McKenzie Willamette. The hospi-
tals' Emergency Qepartment Administrator shall submit to the mayor
the names of qualified physicians willing to serve.
Members shall be nominated by the mayors and appointed by the city councils
to serve fora two-year term. In addition, each ambulance operator's
physician-advisor shall hold an ex-officio position for so long as he or she
continues to act as physician-advisor to the ambulance operator. All members
shall serve without compensation. The provisions of section 2.041 of this
code apply to the emergency medical services board.
3.121 Ambulance - Emer ency Medical Services Board Powers and Duties.
The emergency medical services board shall meet at the request of
the city manager or designee and shall have the following powers and duties:
~a~ To propose and revise rules necessary to implement sec-
tions 3.115 to 3.145 of this code. These rules may address, but
are not limited to, the following areas:
1. Protocols for pre-hospital patient care;
2. Minimum equipment standards for each vehicle of an
ambulance operator;
3. Protocols regarding drugs carried and used by ambu-
lance operators and drugs required to be carried in each
Ordinance - 22
vehicle of an ambulance operator;
4. Minimum training and qualifications far emergency
medical technicians of all levels employed by a licensee;
5. Response times and minimum level of care provided;
5. Minimum standards for communication systems and per-
sonnel;
7. Minimum standards for information included in all
patient records; and,
8. Minimum standards for records to be kept by each
ambulance operator.
~b~ To review and investigate the performance of a licensee
upon the request of the city, and to make a written report to the
city of its findings; and
~c} To review and investigate upon the request of the city,
applications for an initial license or for renewal and to make a
written report to the city of its findings.
3.123 Ambulance - Medical Advisory subcommittee; Created. There is hereby
created a medical advisory subcommittee of the emergency medical
services board. The subcommittee shall be comprised of those ~EMS~ emergency
medical services board members appointed pursuant to section 3.119~c}.
3.121 Ambulance - Administration Powers of City Mana er or Desi nee. In
addition to the powers conferred by sections 3.D12 to 3.D75 of this
chapter, the city manager or designee shall have the authority to convene
the emergency medical services board.
3.131 Ambulance - License Re uirements. T.n addition to the requirements
of section 3.41, each ambulance operator shall:
~a} Maintain and make available, upon request of the city
all records required by rules made pursuant to this chapter;
~b~ Employ only emergency medical technicians who are certi-
fied by the State Health Division and who meet the requirements of
rules adapted under this chapter;
~c~ Enlist the services of a physician advisor who shall be
a resident of or actively practicing in the city;
~d} Make available, upon request, written information to the
public concerning rate information;
~e~ Meet the response times and minimum levels of care re~-
quired by the rules adopted under this chapter;
~f~ Render emergency medical services 24 hours a day, seven
days a week. Pre-hospital medical services and ambulance transpor-
tation shall be available to all persons in the service area with-
out regard to race, color, creed, gender, marital status, national
origin, ar obi 1 i ty to pay;
~g~ Serve a reasonable and logical service area;
~h~ Submit to the city, upon approval of application, proof
of performance bond and all insurance required by rules adopted
under this chapter.
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3.134 Ambulance - Termination of Service. An ambulance operatar shall
give the city at least 94 days prior notice in writing of any
material change in services offered or service area.
3.145 .Ambulance - Prohibited Activities. Na ambulance operatar or
ambulance operator's employee shall;
(a} Monitor or intercept another's radio dispatch ar
transmission far profit ar gain;
fib} Solicit information as to accident locations by payment
of any farm of gratuity;
~c} Charge far services not performed or make duplicate
charges for the same service;
~d} Perform services of an emergency medical technician or
emergency medical technician trainee unless authorized by state
law, this chapter, and the rules adapted hereunder;
fie} Fail or refuse to promptly advise the dispatch office of
receipt of a request for emergency medical assistance or when a
licensee's ambulance becomes available or non-available to respond
to dispatch orders;
~f} Respond by ambulance to an .emergency call unless sa
authorized by a dispatch office or under a provision of this chapter
or rule adopted hereunder;
fig} Fail or refuse to respond to a dispatch order from the
dispatch office when the ambulance subject to the call is available
for service; or
~h} Falsify, deface or obliterate any license or certificate
required under this chapter.
3.115 Fire Safety - License Re wired. No person shall use a building or
premises or engage in any activity for which a permit is required
by sections 4.101 to 4.1Q2 of the Uniform Fire Code as adapted and amended by
sections 8.190, $,195, and S.Z00 of this code without first obtaining a
license therefor. when more than one fire safety permit is required for the
same location, such permits may be consolidated into a single license.
3.117 Fire Safety - License Review, 1n reviewing the application, the
city may request the city's Fire Prevention Bureau to provide a
written report regarding the ability of the applicant to meet the require-
ments of this code.
3.179 Fire Safety - Criteria for Issuance of License.
~1} In addition to any other requirements of this code, the city
may consider any danger to public health or safety, or to public or private
property that may result from approval of an application in determining
whether to approve the application.
~2} Upon finding the applicant has met the criteria of subsection
~1} of this section and is in compliance with this code and rules adapted
under this chapter, the city may approve the application and issue the
license.
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3.245 Refuse - License Re wired.
~~} No person shall operate as a refuse or recycling collector
within the corporate limits of the city without first obtaining a license,
~2} The provisions of this code do not apply to the producers of
refuse, or the owners or occupants of premises upon which refuse has accumu-
lated, who, without compensation, collect and/or dispose of such refuse.
3.250 Refuse - Administrative Powers of the City Mana er.
~1} The rules adopted by the city manager under section 3.015 of
this code concerning refuse and recycling licenses may address, but are not
limited to the following areas:
~a} Minimum maintenance and sanitation standards for
collectors' vehicles;
fib} Minimum standards for all information to be included in
collectors' records; and,
~c} The procedure to be used in recommending and revising
refuse collection rates.
~2} The city manager, ar designee shall have the authority to
convene the refuse and recycling board.
3.255 'Refuse - License Re uirements. Tn addition to the requirements of
section 3.041, each collector shall:
~a} Maintain and make available, upon request of the city,
all records required by rules made pursuant to this chapter.
fib} Charge no less than the minimum rate established by the
council pursuant to section 3.275 and rules made pursuant to this
chapter.
~c} Submit to the city, upon approval of a license applica-
ti on, proof of a performance bond and all insurance required by
rules made pursuant to this chapter.
3.264 Refuse - Review of A lication. Tn reviewing an application, the
city may:
~a} Inspect and test all vehicles; and
fib} Request the refuse and recycling board to review the
application and make a written report to the city regarding the
ability of the applicant to meet the requirements of this chapter.
3.265 Refuse - License Term.
~1} A license shall be valid from the date of issuance fora term
of five years.
~2} A collector shall give the city at least 6D days prior native
in writing of any material change in services offered or service area.
3.270 Refuse - iehicles. A collector shall transport all refuse and
recyclables in a manner so as to minimize odor and to keep the re-
f use or recyclables from dropping, spi 11 i ng or blowing from the vehicle.
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3.275 Refuse - Refuse Collection Rate.
~ 1 } A11 co1~1 ectors ~~~~~~except~ those who cal 1 ect only recycl abl es,
shall charge at least the minimum rate established under this chapter.
~2~ The minimum monthly rate shall be set by the council after
consideration of the following:
~a~ Rates charged by collection services in other Oregon
cities;
~b~ The most recent January Consumer Price Index CPI-~}
for Portland, Oregon;
~c~ The current schedule of any rates required by Lane
County; and
~d} Proposals made by collectors regarding an appropriate
minimum rate.
~3~ The minimum rate established under this chapter shall be just,
fair and reasonable in light of the interests of the public and the collec-
tors.
3.280 Refuse - Dis oral of Collected Refuse and Recyclables. All
collectors shall dispose of refuse at sites authorised by Lane
County, except that refuse to be used for agricultural or feeding purposes
ar recyclables shall be disposed of in the manner appropriate to future use.
3.282 Refuse - Eu ene Pedestrian Mall.
~1} No collector shall operate a vehicle in the Eugene Pedestrian
Ma11, as defined in section 5.010 of this code, from 7:45 a.m. to 9:15 a.m.~,
or from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, unless the collector
obtains express permission from the city.
~2~ The city may grant such permission to allow collection of con-
struction, demolition or restaurant debris if the public health or safety so
requires.
Sectian 4. Subsection ~4~ of Section 8.200 of the Eugene Code, 1971,
is amended to read and provide:
8.200 Uniform Fire,,.Code.,-, Excea~ti,o,ns, Amendments.
~4~ Section 4.101 of the Uniform Fire Cade is amended to read:
Section 4.101 - A lications for Permits. Permits for blasting,
installation of flammable liquid tanks, auto display and all other permits
specifically designated as requiring appl i cati an to the Bureau of Fire Pre-
vention shall be applied for at and obtained directly from the Bureau of
Fire Prevention . A11 other applications far permits required by this code
shall be made to the city pursuant to the provisions of chapter 3 of the
Eugene Code, 1971.
Sectian 5, The administration of the City~s business license regula-
tions affect the public health, safety and welfare, and in order to insure
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the orderly implementation of the provisions contained herein, an emergency
is hereby declared to exist, and this ordinance sha11 become effective
immediately upon its passage by the Council and approval by the Mayor.
Passed by the City Council this
22nd day of April, 1985
lCa~c.A.,c.. ~a-tdf -rn«,~
/~5~, City ecorder
Approved by the Mayor this
Z2nd d of Apri 1955
a or
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