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Title 3 — FINANCE›Chapter 1 — BUSINESS LICENSING

Article 2 — Taxes

Maywood Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-10-02 · Maywood

3-1.201 - Scope of provisions.

3-1.202 - Business license taxes: Gross receipts.

3-1.203 - Advertising: Outdoor.

3-1.204 - Advertising by vehicle.

3-1.205 - Amusement machines.

3-1.206 - Apartment houses.

3-1.207 - Auctioneers.

3-1.208 - Billiards and poolrooms.

3-1.209 - Bowling lanes.

3-1.210 - Building trades.

3-1.211 - Care homes.

3-1.212 - Circuses and carnivals.

3-1.213 - Dance halls.

3-1.214 - Fortune-telling.

3-1.215 - Games of skill or science.

3-1.216 - Garages: Storage and repair.

3-1.217 - Hotels and motels: Transient patrons.

3-1.218 - Itinerant vendors.

3-1.219 - Junk dealers.

3-1.220 - Junk peddlers.

3-1.221 - Kennels and animal hospitals.

3-1.222 - Manufacturing.

3-1.223 - Medicine shows.

3-1.224 - Pawnbrokers.

3-1.225 - Petroleum sales.

3-1.226 - Photograph galleries.

3-1.227 - Processing, servicing, and repairing.

3-1.228 - Professions.

3-1.229 - Restaurants.

3-1.230 - Retail sales.

3-1.231 - Searchlights.

3-1.232 - Self-employed persons.

3-1.233 - Shoe shining parlors and bootblacks.

3-1.234 - Sideshows.

3-1.235 - Solicitors and peddlers.

3-1.236 - Taverns.

3-1.237 - Taxicabs and automobiles for hire.

3-1.238 - Telephone services.

3-1.239 - Theaters.

3-1.240 - Vehicular businesses.

3-1.241 - Vehicular businesses: Cleaners and dyers.

3-1.242 - Vending machines and scales.

3-1.243 - Wholesale sales.

3-1.244 - Waste collectors.

3-1.245 - Coin-operated laundry equipment.

3-1.246 - Community antenna television.

3-1.247 - Real estate brokers without fixed places of business in the City.

3-1.248 - Motor vehicle parking lots and motor vehicle parking buildings located in the…

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