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Division 1 — GENERALLY

Sec. 62-96. - Additional license fee schedule.

San Fernando Planning Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-09-02 · San Fernando

The initial rate of increase or additional charge of the business license fee on all businesses conducting their activities in the parking and business improvement area A, which is in addition to the ordinary license fee imposed upon such businesses by article II of chapter 22 is fixed and established at the rates set forth by the following schedule:

(1)

Class I businesses. The following businesses in this class shall be charged two times the ordinary business license fee or $75.00, whichever is greater, with a maximum license fee of $1,000.00:

a.

Retail businesses.

b.

Wholesale businesses.

c.

Manufacturing businesses.

d.

Manufacturing dealers.

e.

Telephone service businesses.

f.

Savings and loan associations.

g.

Card rooms and social card clubs.

(2)

Class II businesses. The following businesses in this class shall be charged 1⅓ times the ordinary business license fee or $75.00, whichever is greater, with a maximum of $1,000.00:

a.

Independent contractors.

b.

Detective agencies.

c.

Employment or booking agencies.

d.

Freight forwarders or warehousemen.

e.

Leasing or renting tangible personal property.

f.

Masseurs.

g.

Auto and appliance repair shops.

h.

Trade and business schools.

i.

Hotels, apartment houses, motels, roominghouses or boardinghouses.

j.

Advertising agencies.

k.

Undertakers.

l.

Contractors.

(3)

Class III businesses. The following businesses in this class shall be charged three-fourths of the ordinary business license fee, if any, or $75.00, whichever is the greater:

a.

Laundries, self-service laundries, cleaning and dyeing businesses or agents therefor.

b.

Nonprofit organizations selling new or used merchandise.

c.

Music teachers.

d.

Shoe repair shops.

e.

Newspapers and job printing plants.

f.

Personal loan companies.

g.

Pawnbrokers.

(4)

Class IV businesses. The following businesses in this class shall be charged in the amount of $200.00:

a.

Pool and billiard rooms.

b.

Bowling alleys.

c.

Amusement arcades.

d.

Theaters.

(Code 1957, § 15A.11)

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Contents — San Fernando Planning Code
San Fernando Planning Code
  1. Chapter 34 — ENVIRONMENT
  2. Division 1 — GENERALLY
    Overview
    1. Sec. 34-26. - Declaration of policy.
    2. Sec. 34-27. - Definitions.
    3. Sec. 34-28. - Specific noises prohibited.
    4. Sec. 34-29. - Exterior noise standards.
    5. Sec. 34-30. - Interior noise standards.
    6. Sec. 34-31. - Exclusions.
    7. Sec. 34-32. - Noise level measurement.
    8. Sec. 34-33. - Manner of enforcement.
    9. Sec. 34-34. - Variance procedure.
    10. Sec. 34-35. - Appeals.
    11. Sec. 34-36. - Reserved.
    12. Sec. 34-66. - Required.
    13. Sec. 34-67. - Issuance; term.
    14. Sec. 34-68. - Application.
    15. Sec. 34-69. - Conditions of use.
    16. Sec. 34-70. - Notice of denial of amplified sound permit appli…
    17. Sec. 34-71. - Appeal of action on an amplified sound permit ap…
    18. Sec. 34-96. - Title.
    19. Sec. 34-97. - Purpose and intent.
    20. Sec. 34-98. - Definitions.
    21. Sec. 34-99. - Construction and application.
    22. Sec. 34-100. - Prohibited activities.
    23. Sec. 34-101. - Exempted discharges, conditionally exempted dis…
    24. Sec. 34-102. - Good housekeeping practices.
    25. Sec. 34-103. - Requirements for industrial/commercial and cons…
    26. Sec. 34-104. - Requirements for planning priority projects.
    27. 0.2 inches per hour; or
    28. Sec. 34-105. - Enforcement.
    29. Sec. 34-106. - Taking of property.
    30. Sec. 34-107. - Article controls over other provisions.
    31. Sec. 62-26. - Established.
    32. Sec. 62-27. - Composition and appointment of members.
    33. Sec. 62-28. - Compensation.
    34. Sec. 62-29. - Officers.
    35. Sec. 62-30. - Meetings generally.
    36. Sec. 62-31. - Absence from meetings.
    37. Sec. 62-32. - Quorum.
    38. Sec. 62-33. - Rules and regulations.
    39. Sec. 62-34. - Records and reports.
    40. Sec. 62-35. - Powers and duties generally.
    41. Sec. 62-36. - Powers and duties, trees and city's urban forest.
    42. Sec. 62-86. - Authority for proceedings.
    43. Sec. 62-87. - Resolution of intention.
    44. Sec. 62-88. - Notice and hearing.
    45. Sec. 62-89. - Protests and action thereon.
    46. Sec. 62-90. - Protests deemed less than majority.
    47. Sec. 62-91. - Definitions and classifications of businesses.
    48. Sec. 62-92. - Name of area.
    49. Sec. 62-93. - Established.
    50. Sec. 62-94. - Description.
    51. Sec. 62-95. - Businesses subject to additional license fee.
    52. Sec. 62-96. - Additional license fee schedule.
    53. Sec. 62-97. - Use of proceeds of additional license fee.
    54. Sec. 62-98. - Credit against additional license fee.
    55. Sec. 62-99. - Collection of additional license fee.
    56. Sec. 62-100. - New business.
    57. Sec. 62-101. - Businesses exempt from license fee.
    58. Sec. 62-131. - Authority for proceedings.
    59. Sec. 62-132. - Resolution of intention.
    60. Sec. 62-133. - Notice and hearing.
    61. Sec. 62-134. - Protests and action thereon.
    62. Sec. 62-135. - Protests deemed less than majority.
    63. Sec. 62-136. - Name of area.
    64. Sec. 62-137. - Description.
    65. Sec. 62-138. - Benefit zones.
    66. Sec. 62-139. - Uses of proceeds in respective zones; purposes.
    67. Sec. 62-140. - Classification of businesses and appeals.
    68. Sec. 62-141. - Businesses subject to additional fee.
    69. Sec. 62-142. - Rate of increase or additional charge of licens…
    70. Sec. 62-143. - Area constituted and established.
    71. Sec. 62-144. - Definitions and classifications.
    72. Sec. 62-145. - Due date and penalty for nonpayment of addition…
    73. Sec. 62-146. - Collection of additional fee.
    74. Sec. 62-147. - New business.
    75. Sec. 62-148. - Exemption; voluntary contribution.
    76. Article I — IN GENERAL

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