07/31/1996 - Correspondence RE: Business LicensesPUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
TO: Finance Committeg 31 July 1996
FM: City Engineer/��
RE: Business Licenses
Pursuant to your request, additional information is provided to
the Committee.
The Fire Department currently registers businesses that are in
the City, but these files are not easily available to the entire
staff and are not tailored to provide other departments with the
information needed. In 1991, the staff noted the need for a more
centralized collection of pertinent information. In 1991, the City
Council indicated a desire for a business license in their annual
retreat.In January 1992, the Mayor directed that a business license
program be prepared for the consideration of the City Council. An
ordinance was drafted which had the Treasurer responsible for the
program. The key to coordination was the permit application.
Applications and sample ordinances were obtained from numerous
cities and were reviewed by the different departments. Enclosed is
a draft application and some comments that have already been made.
In February 1996, the draft ordinance was submitted to the
Council for guidance. The issues yet to be determined included:
1. The fee structure for both the permit and annual renewal.
A fee between $40 and $50 was discussed. The
renewal fee would be less. Monetary penalties would
need to be set to encourage voluntary
participation.
2. The final application form.
The form needs to identify the pertinent
information needed by the departments. That
information would then be able to be shared.
3. The means to methodically implement the program and
notify new businesses.
A person would be responsible for administering the
program and coordinating with City employees to
make sure that new businesses are noted.
Until the City Council authorizes further work, the ordinance
cannot proceed to the Attorney and the final implementation
procedures cannot be established.
cc Council, Treas, Clerk
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR
9 January 1992
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TO: City Council
FM: Mayor Weatherill
RE: Business Registration
As you are aware, the Fire Department currently maintains the
registration of new businesses in the City. There is a growing need
for better coordination between the City departments in to
information about businesses. I have directed the City Treasurer to
accomplish the following:
Consolidate the building registration information which is in
her office and that of Chief Snow.
Develop a new business registration program that will meet the
needs of all City departments. This will require developing
one application for a business license that will consist of
clear concise questions.
Develop a system to share this business information with
police, fire, planning and utilities.
Develop a means to update the information annually, which will
probably be coordinated with the annual fire prevention
inspections.
Prepare a draft ordinance describing the new business
registration system and staff it with the departments.
The draft ordinance will then be presented to the City Council for
its consideration.
Through this process, the City will be able to efficiently track
sales tax information, update information on sewer bill
classifications, and provide essential information to public
safety. I have also directed that the cost for this service should
be minimal and it should be structured so that it is not an
unacceptable inconvenience to the business owner.
As the project progresses,
informed.
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PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
7 February 1996
TO: City Treasurer
City Clerk
Police
City Planner
FM: City Enginee
RE: Business License Ordinance
Please review this proposed ordinance before Monday, 12 February.
This ordinance would establish a business license for all
businesses in the City of Port Orchard. By resolution, the
City would set a license fee. At this time, the fee is assumed
to be the cost of 2 manhours or between $40 and $50, which is
the time to administer the program. This is not a B&O tax.
The Treasurer would establish an application form which would
gather the information which the different departments need,
but would not be overly intrusive to the business owner.
This is the first draft and it is based on the Gig Harbor program.
More drafts are coming.
On 12 February, if the City Council concurs, the draft and a
summary of your comments will be provided to the City
Attorney. He can put it all together.
Once the Attorney is done, each staff member will be able or review
the document before it is submitted to the Council.
en draft Ord
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
12 February 1996
TO: City Council
FM: City Engineei{%
RE: Business License Ordinance
The City Council has expressed an interest in business
licenses. The work that has been done by the City Treasurer has
been consolidated and a draft ordinance is ready to submit to the
City Attorney.
The ordinance is based on the Gig Harbor program and has the
Treasurer administering the license program. There would not be a
B&O tax, but there would be an annual fee. There would also be a
penalty for companies which would not comply with the license
program.
Also enclosed is an article from the Tacoma Morning News on the
same issue.
If the Council wants to consider a business license, it is
recommended that the staff be directed to continue working on it
and the draft be submitted to the City Attorney.
cc Treas
Clerk
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PORT ORCHARD, WASHINGTON, RELATING TO
GENERAL BUSINESS LICENSING, DESCRIBING THE PROCESS FOR BUSINESS
LICENSE APPLICATION, REVIEW, APPROVAL, AND APPEALS, PROVIDING FOR
FEES FOR INITIAL APPLICATION AND RENEWAL, DEFINING VIOLATIONS AND
PROVIDING PENALTIES.
WHEREAS, the City of Port Orchard has inadequate guidelines for the
regulation and licensing of business and occupations, and
WHEREAS, it is necessary to establish these guidelines for the
purpose of insuring adherence to municipal regulations, and
NOW, THEREFORE,
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PORT ORCHARD, WASHINGTON, DO ORDAIN
AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. Chapter of the Port Orchard Municipal Code is
hereby established to read as follows:
Chapter
PURPOSE AND POLICY
Section:
_.01.010 Definitions.
.01.020 Requirements
.01.030 Exemptions.
.01.040 Transferability.
.01.050 Disclaimer.
.01.060 Prohibited Use.
.01.070 General qualifications.
.01.080 Application procedure.
.01.090 Renewal.
_.01.100 Businesses outside city limits.
.01.120 Approval or denial.
.01.130 Suspension or Revocation.
.01.140 Exercise of power.
.01.150 Inspections - Right of Entry.
.01.160 Notice and Order.
.01.170 Civil Penalty.
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.01.180 Criminal Penalties.
.01.190 Additional Relief.
.01.010 Definitions. For the purposes of this Chapter, the
following terms, phrases, words, and their derivations shall have
the meanings given herein.
A) "Business" includes all activities, occupations, pursuits or
professions located and/or engaged in within the city with the
object of gain, benefit or advantage to the licensee or to
another person or class, directly or indirectly, whether part-
time or full-time. Each business location shall be deemed a
separate business. Utility companies are defined as
businesses.
B) "Person" means any individual, firm, partnership, company,
corporation, association, receiver, assignee, trust, estate,
joint venture, group, joint stock company, business trust,
society or any group of individuals acting as a unit.
C) "Licensee" means any business granted a business license by
the city.
D) "Premises" includes all lands, structures and places, and also
any personal property which is either affixed to or is
otherwise used in connection with any such business conducted
on such premises.
E) "City license officer" is the City Treasurer or her/his
designee.
.01.020 Requirements. It is unlawful for any person, firm, or
corporation to engage in or carry on within the city any business,
profession, trade or occupation designated in this chapter without
first having obtained from the city a license to do so. All
licenses -issued pursuant to the provisions of this ordinance shall
be posted in a prominent location at the premises where the
licensed business, profession, trade or occupation is carried on.
In addition to the business license other permits or licenses may
be required for certain businesses.
_.01.030 Exemptions. All businesses operated not -for -profit shall
be exempt from paying a business license fee upon application and
satisfactory proof to the City license officer of said not -for -
profit status.
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_.01.040 Licenses not transferable. No license issued under the
provisions of this chapter shall be transferable or assignable.
When a business changes ownership, or upon substantial change in
the type of business operated, a new business license shall be
required.
_.01.050 Disclaimer of city liability. Insurance of a license
pursuant to this chapter does not constitute the creation of a duty
by the city to indemnify the licensee for any wrongful acts against
the public, or to guarantee the quality of goods, services or
expertise of a licensee. The issuance of a license does not shift
responsibility from the licensee to the city for proper training,
conduct or equipment of the licensee or his agents, employees or
representatives, even if specific regulations require standards of
training, conduct or inspection.
_.01.060 Prohibited use. A license hereunder shall not be issued
To any person who uses or occupies or proposes to use or occupy
any real property or otherwise conducts or proposes to conduct any
business in violation of the provisions of any ordinance of the
City of Port Orchard or of the statutes of the State of Washington.
The granting of a business license shall in no way be construed as
permission or acquiescence in a prohibited acLiviLy or other
violation of the law.
.01.070 General qualifications of licensees. No license shall be
issued, nor shall any license be renewed, pursuant to the
provisions of this chapter to:
A) An applicant who is not 18 years of age at the time of the
application, unless he shall obtain the written consent of
said applicant's parent or guardian to make said application,
together with a covenant on behalf of said parent or guardian
that he or she will be responsible for a guarantee of
performance of the minor making application;
B) An applicant who has had a similar license revoked or
suspended, pursuant to Section _.01.130, or its predecessor;
C) An applicant who shall not first comply with the general laws
of the state;
D) An applicant who seeks such a license in order to practice
some illegal act or some act injurious to the public health or
safety;
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E) Any person who is not qualified under any specific provision
of this title for any particular license for which application
is made.
Any person, including City officials, may submit complaints or
objections to the City license officer regarding the application
for any license, and the City license officer is additionally
authorized to request and receive information from all City
departments as will tend to aid her/him in determining whether to
issue or deny the license. Such information shall be confidential
unless a hearing is requested on the application, or if the
applicant shall request the information in writing. All
information, complaints or objections shall be investigated and
considered by the City license officer prior to issuing, denying or
renewing any license.
.01.080 Application Procedure.
A) The City license officer is authorized to prepare a schedule
of fees for general business licenses issued, and when
approved by the City Council by resolution, such schedule
shall govern the amount of the license fee.
B) Application for a business license shall be made at the office
of the City license officer on a form to be furnished for that
purpose. Each such application shall be signed by the person,
or other authorized representative of thesfirm or corporation
to be licensed.
C) No license shall be issued until the application has been
fully completed and all applicable ordinances have been fully
complied with. In addition, any business requiring a state or
federal license shall obtain said licenses and provide the
city with proof of their issuance upon application of a city
business license or any renewal thereof.
D) Business licenses shall be granted annually, and due July 1st.
If a new business application is made within six (6) months of
the date fixed for expiration, the fee shall be one-half the
annual fee.
E) Application and renewal fees shall be paid after the
application has been approved and prior to the issuance
of the license.
.01.090 Renewal. Applications for renewal of business licenses
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must be completed and returned to the City license officer,
together with the renewal fee, prior to July lst of each year. The
City license officer shall send a renewal notice to each licensee
at the last address provided to the city. Failure of the licensee
to receive any such form shall not excuse the licensee from making
application for and securing the required renewal license, or from
payment of the license fee when and as due hereunder. A business
license shall expire on June 30 of the year following issuance, if
not renewed as described herein. A penalty of $10.00 per month,
which shall not be prorated, shall be assessed on any delinquent
license renewal which has not been paid on or before August 1st of
any year.
.01.100 Licenses for businesses located outside City limits.
Businesses located outside the city which furnish or perform
services within city limits, and which conduct business during more
than thirty (30) calendar days within the year defined by the
period between July 1-and June 30, shall hereafter apply and pay
for a business license.t°
.01.120 License approval or denial. The City license officer
shall collect all business license fees and shall issue business
licenses to all persons who submit an application, pay the fee and
are qualified under the requirements of this chapter and shall:
A) Submit all applications to the planning department, building
division, fire marshal, public works department, utility
department and police department for their endorsements as to
compliance by applicant with all city regulations which they
have the duty of enforcing.
B) Upon approval of the application, the license shall be issued
and the applicant notified that upon payment, they can pick up
the license.
C) No business license shall be issued if any of the conditions
listed in Section _.01.130(A)(1) through (6) exist or apply to
the license applicant or premises proposed to be licensed.
D) The City license officer shall notify the applicant in writing
by mail, return receipt requested, of the.__denial of the
application and the grounds therefor. Within'1.5.calendar days
after receipt of the city's notification of application
denial, the applicant may request an appeal and hearing before
the City Council, by filing a written notice of appeal and
paying the appeal fee of $200. The City licensing officer
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shall notify the applicant by mail, return receipt requested,
of the time and place of the hearing. If request for hearing
is not received within the time specified, the license
officer's decision shall be final.
E) If an application for a business license is denied and the
applicant has filed a timely appeal of such denial, the
applicant shall not conduct any business for which a business
license was denied, during the pendency of the appeal.
.01.130 Suspension or Revocation procedure.
A) In addition to the other penalties provided herein or by law,
any business license issued under the provisions of this
chapter may be revoked or suspended, should any or all of the
following conditions apply:
1. The license was procured by fraud, false representation,
or material omission of fact; or
2. The licensee or any of its employees, officers, agents or
servants, while acting within the scope of their
employment, violates or fails to comply with any of the
provisions of this chapter; or
3. The licensee's continued conduct of the business for
which the license was issued has or will result in a
danger to the public health, safety or welfare, or the
violation of any federal or state law or any ordinance or
regulation of the city; or
4. The licensee, or any of its employees, officers, agents
or servants has been convicted in any court of violating
any federal, state or city criminal statute or ordinance
upon the business premises stated in the license; or
5. The place of business does not conform to city ordinance;
or
6. The license is being used for a purpose different from
that for which it was issued.
B) If the City license officer has reasonable cause to believe
that any of the conditions listed in subsection A(1) through
A(6) above have occurred or exist with respect to any existing
business license, licensee or licensed premises, the City
license officer shall send a notice to the licensee of a
hearing to be held before the City Council, for the purpose of
determining whether these conditions have occurred, and
whether a revocation or suspension hearing is warranted under
the circumstances. Such notice shall state the conditions
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listed in subsection A(1) through A(6) that the City license
officer has reason to believe exist or have occurred, and
shall also contain the date and time of the City Council
hearing at which the issue will be considered. Notice of the
hearing shall be given to the licensee or applicant by mail,
return receipt requested, at least fifteen' calendar days prior
to the date of the hearing. At the hearing, the licensee
shall have an opportunity to present evidence and testify in
opposition to any evidence or information submitted or
presented by the City license officer.
C) If the Council decides at the pre -determination hearing
described in subsection B above that the conditions listed in
subsection A(1) through A(6) have occurred or exist with
respect to a licensee, its employees, officers, agents or
premises, the Council may direct the City license officer to
send notice to the licensee of a hearing to be held on the
issue whether the"business l-icense-of.,the-'licensee or -licensed
pr_emi-ses__shall be.evoked--or whether the business license of
the licensee or licensed premises shall be revoked or
suspended. Said notice shall state the intention of the City
to revoke or suspend said license, the reason for such
suspension or revocation, and the date and time of the meeting
of the City Council at which such will be considered. The
licensee shall have the right to appear at said meeting to
present evidence and testify in opposition to such revocation
or suspension. Such notice shall be given by mail, return
receipt requested, at least fifteen calendar days prior to the
date of said hearing.
D) If the Council decides at the pre -determination hearing
described in subsection B above that the conditions listed in
A(1) through A(6) above have occurred or exist with respect to
a licensee, its employees, officers, agents or premises, the
Council may, as an alternative to setting a date for a
revocation or suspension hearing, request that the City
license officer address the conditions through the enforcement
procedures set forth in Section _.01.150 through _.01.190 of
this chapter.
E) Upon revocation of any license as provided in this chapter, no
portion of the license fee shall be returned to the licensee.
F) The City Council's decision on such business license shall
represent the final action by the City, unless an appeal
made to the Superior Court of Kitsap County, within 15 i
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calendar days of such decision.
G) It is unlawful for any person whose license has been revoked
or suspended to continue operation of the business enterprise,
or to keep the license issued to him/her in his/her possession
and control, and the same shall immediately be surrendered to
the City license officer. When revoked, the license shall be
canceled, and when suspended, the City license officer shall
retain it during the period of suspension.
_.01.140 Exercise of Power. This ordinance shall be deemed an
exercise of the power of the City to license for revenue and
regulation, and nothing in this ordinance shall be construed to
repeal or affect any other ordinance of the City which purports to
regulate some business or activity pursuant to the general police
power of the City, notwithstanding the fact that such ordinance may
or mighL conLdin pruviSiorls relaLing Lu Lhe licensing of such
activity.
.01.150 Inspections - Right of Entry.
A) The City license officer is authorized to make such
inspections and take such action as may be required to enforce
the provisions of this ordinance.
B) Whenever necessary to make an inspection to enforce any of the
provisions of this ordinance, or whenever the City license
officer has reasonable cause to believe that a licensee is
operating in violation of this ordinance, the license officer
may enter the licensee's place of business at all reasonable
times to inspect the same or perform any duty imposed on the
license officer by this ordinance, provided that:
1. If the place of business is occupied, the license officer
shall first present proper credentials and demand entry;
and
2. If the place of business is unoccupied, the license
officer shall first make a reasonable effort to locate
the licensee or other persons having charge or control of
the place of business and demand entry; and
3. If entry is refused, the license officer shall have
recourse to the remedies provided by law to secure entry.
.01.160 Notice and Order.
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A) Issuance. The City license officer shall issue a notice and
order, directed to the licensee or owner of the premises
determined to be in violation of any of the terms and
provisions of this ordinance. The notice and order shall
contain:
1. The street address, when available, and a Kitsap County
tax account number suff-re ent for identification of the
premises upon which the violation has occurred;
2. A statement that the license officer has found the
conduct of the licensee or condition of the premises to
be in violation of this ordinance, with a brief and
concise description of the conditions found to render
such licensee or premises in violation;
3. A statement of any action required to be taken to comply
with this ordinance, as determined by the City license
officer. If the license officer has determined to assess
a civil penalty, the order shall require that the penalty
shall be paid within a time certain from the date of
order;
4. A statement of any action taken by the City license
officer;
5. Statement advising (a) that the person may appeal from
the notice and order to the City Council, provided that
the appeal is made in writing as provided in this
ordinance_ and filed with the City license officer within
fifteen (15)'calendar days from the date of service of
such notice and order; and (b) the failure to appeal will
constitute a waiver of all right to an administrative
hearing and determination of the matter.
B) Method of Service. The notice and order shall be served upon
the licensee either personally or by mailing a copy of such
notice and order by carti-fi-ed mail, return receipt requested,
to such licensee at her/his address as it appears on the most
recent business license application. The failure of any
person to receive such notice shall not affect the validity of
any proceedings taken under this section. Service by
ee-r-- ±ed mail in the manner herein provided shall be
effective on the date of mailing.
C) Aipoeals. Appeals of any notice and order and any penalty
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imposed hereunder may be brought by any person_ entitled to
service of the notice and order within fifteen (15).!calendar
days after service of the notice and order. -Such requests for
an appeal and hearing shall be filed with the City license
officer, and be accompanied by the appeal fee of $200.
The City license officer shall notify the applicant by mail,
return receipt requested, of the time and place of the hearing
before the City Council.
.01.170 Civil Penalty.
n
A) In addition to or as an alternative to any other penalty
provided herein or by law, civil penalties shall be assessed
against any licensee or person who violates any provision of
this ordinance as follows:
1. operation of Business Without a License. The penalty for
operation of a business without a license shall be
assessed by the City license officer in an amount not to
exceed five hundred dollars ($500.00). This penalty
shall not apply to business enterprises failing to pay
the license renewal fee as set forth in subsection 2
below.
2. operation of Business After License Expiration. Failure
to pay the license fee within thirty (30) days after the
date of expiration shall subject the licensee to the
penalty set forth in section _.01.090 to reinstate the
license, which shall be assessed in addition to the
required license fee.
3. Violations of the Business License Ordinance. The
penalty for violations of this or)dinance shall be
assessed by the City license officer in an amount not to
exceed five hundred dollars ($500.00).
B) The City license officer may vary the amount of the penalty to
be assessed in subsections AM and A(3) above, upon
consideration of the appropriateness of the penalty to the
size of the business of the violator; the gravity of the
violation; the number of the past and present violations
committed and the good faith of the violator in attempting to
achieve compliance after notification of the violation.
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be assessed in subsections A(1) and A(3 upon
con a ro riateness e penalty to the
size of the business of o , of the
violation; the jlumbar of the past and present violations
commit the good faith of the violator in attempting to
a7ffFieve compliance after notification of the violation.
.01.180 Criminal Penalties. Any person violating or failing to
comply with any of the provisions of this business license
ordinance and who has had a civil penalty entered against him or
her pursuant to Section .01.170 within the past five years, shall
be subject to criminal prosecution and upon conviction of a
subsequent violation, shall be fined in a sum not exceeding one
thousand dollars or by imprisonment for a period not to exceed
ninety days. Each day of noncompliance with any of the provisions
of this ordinance shall constitute a separate offense.
.01.190 Additional Relief. The City license officer may seek
legal or equitable relief to enjoin any acts or practices and abate
any condition which constitutes or will constitute a violation of
this ordinance when civil or criminal penalties are inadequate to
effect compliance.
Section 2- Severability. If any section, subsection, paragraph,
sentence, clause or phrase of this ordinance is declared
unconstitutional or invalid for any reason, such invalidity shall
not affect the validity or effectiveness of the remaining portions
of this ordinance.
Section 3-Effective Date. This ordinance shall take effect and
shall be in full force and effect five (5) days after its passage,
approval and publication as required by law.
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