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Title 3›Chapter 3-1 — BUSINESS LICENSING

Article 9 — Poolrooms And Billiard Parlors: Regulations

Turlock Municipal Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-09-30 · Turlock

§ 3-1-901. Poolroom or billiard parlor defined.

§ 3-1-902. License taxes.

§ 3-1-903. Hours of Operation.

§ 3-1-904. Intoxicating liquor sales and use: Restrictions.

§ 3-1-905. Premises permitting minors: Permits required.

§ 3-1-906. Misrepresentation of age.

§ 3-1-907. Gambling prohibited.

§ 3-1-1001. Public skating rink defined.

§ 3-1-1002. Permits: Required.

§ 3-1-1003. Permits: Applications: Issuance.

§ 3-1-1004. Licenses: Taxes: Term.

§ 3-1-1201. Definitions.

§ 3-1-1202. Taxicab permits: Exclusions.

§ 3-1-1203. Permits: Display.

§ 3-1-1204. Liability insurance: Prerequisite.

§ 3-1-1205. Indemnification/hold harmless.

§ 3-1-1206. Insurance: Failure to meet requirements.

§ 3-1-1207. Permits: Denial, suspension, and revocation.

§ 3-1-1208. Effective date of suspension.

§ 3-1-1209. Surrender of suspended or revoked permit.

§ 3-1-1210. Effect of suspension or revocation.

§ 3-1-1211. Drivers to comply with City, State, and Federal laws: Penalty.

§ 3-1-1212. Equipment and maintenance of vehicles.

§ 3-1-1213. Taximeters.

§ 3-1-1214. Rates of fare.

§ 3-1-1215. Receipts for fares.

§ 3-1-1216. Refusal of passenger to pay legal fare.

§ 3-1-1217. Solicitation, acceptance, and discharge of passengers.

§ 3-1-1218. Establishment and use of open taxi stands.

§ 3-1-1219. Use of City parking lots.

§ 3-1-1220. Use of stands by unauthorized vehicles.

§ 3-1-1221. Trip manifests.

§ 3-1-1222. Records of permit holder: Report of accidents.

§ 3-1-1223. Hearing and appeal procedures.

§ 3-1-1224. Denial of permit.

§ 3-1-1225. Enforcement.

§ 3-1-1226. Rules and regulations.

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