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Chapter 5.04 — BUSINESS LICENSES GENERALLY

Woodlake Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-09-27 · Woodlake

5.04.010 - Definitions.

5.04.020 - Revenue measure.

5.04.030 - Substitute for other revenue ordinances.

5.04.040 - Effect of provisions on past actions and obligations previously accrued.

5.04.050 - License required.

5.04.060 - Branch establishments.

5.04.070 - Exemptions.

5.04.080 - Application—Contents of license.

5.04.090 - Affidavit—First license.

5.04.100 - Affidavit—Renewal license.

5.04.110 - Statements not conclusive.

5.04.120 - Failure to file statement or corrected statement.

5.04.130 - Appeal.

5.04.140 - Additional power of city clerk.

5.04.150 - No license transferable—Amended license for changed location.

5.04.160 - Unexpired licenses heretofore issued.

5.04.170 - Duplicate license.

5.04.180 - Posting and keeping licenses.

5.04.190 - License tax—How and when payable.

5.04.200 - Failure to pay tax when due—Penalty.

5.04.210 - License tax—Generally.

5.04.220 - License tax—Professional-Semiprofessional connected business.

5.04.230 - Theaters and moving pictures.

5.04.240 - Fruit packing business.

5.04.250 - Job printing.

5.04.260 - Billboard advertising.

5.04.270 - Hotels.

5.04.280 - Junk collector.

5.04.290 - Handbills.

5.04.300 - Circuses and carnivals.

5.04.310 - Outside firms making deliveries inside city.

5.04.320 - Card tables.

5.04.330 - Juke boxes and mechanical or electronic amusement devices.

5.04.340 - Contractor.

5.04.350 - Pool rooms and billiard parlors.

5.04.360 - Miscellaneous businesses.

5.04.370 - Keeping records.

5.04.380 - Place license to be paid.

5.04.390 - Enforcement.

5.04.400 - License a debt.

5.04.410 - Both criminal and civil action authorized for failure to pay license tax.

5.04.420 - Violation—Penalty.

5.04.430 - Amendment of schedule.

5.04.440 - Maximum amount of tax.

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