Campbell Municipal Code Title 5 Business Licenses

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Editor's note— It should be noted that Ord. No. 2132, § 1, adopted August 1, 2010, effective July 1, 2011, provides, "This ordinance makes changes in various business license tax rates, as well as consolidating various classifications of businesses. Where a reference to a certain type or classification of business is deleted from the Municipal Code, it is the intention of this ordinance that the deleted type or classification of business will be taxed as provided for in the more general classification into which that type or classification of business falls under Campbell Municipal Code Section 5.04.010, unless some other more specific provision applies. For example, kennels, animal hospitals, bowling alleys, skating rinks, riding academies, shoe shines and auction galleries with fixed location in the City shall be subject to the rates for commercial businesses; veterinarians would be subject to the rates set forth for professional businesses; scavenger businesses, junk dealers and junk collectors would be subject to the rates set forth for industrial businesses; and businesses with no fixed place of business within the City that use a motor vehicle in the conduct of his business in the City, and auctions conducted by businesses that have their offices located outside the City shall be subject to the rate for out of town businesses. The deletion of a certain type or classification of business shall not be interpreted to mean that the business is exempt from payment of a business license tax." The user's attention is directed to the Code Comparative Table and Disposition List for a detailed analysis of inclusion of said ordinance.

State Law reference— For statutory provisions authorizing cities to license for revenue and regulation purposes, see Gov. Code § 37101; for such authority under police power, see Business and Prof. Code §§ 16000—16003. For provisions regarding automobile tire rebuilding plants, automobile junkyards, woodworking plants, lumberyards and institutional occupancy, see Chapters 17.36 through 17.46.