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TOWN OF BEA VERLODGE
BYLAW 1017
A Bylaw for the Licensing and Regulation of Businesses
within the Town of Beaverlodge
WHEREAS, pursuant to the Municipal Government Act, RSA 2000, Chapter M-26, Beaverlodge
Town Council may pass bylaws for municipal purposes respecting services provided by or on the
behalf of the municipality;
AND WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 7(e) of the Municipal Government Act, a council may pass
bylaws for municipal purposes respecting businesses, business activities and persons engaged in
business;
AND WHEREAS, pursuant to section 7(i) of the Municipal Government Act, a council may pass
bylaws for municipal purposes respecting the enforcement of bylaws made under the Municipal
Government Act or any other enactment including any or all of the matters listed therein;
AND WHEREAS, pursuant to section 8 of the Municipal Government Act, a council may in a
bylaw:
(a)
Regulate or prohibit;
(b)
Deal with any development, activity, industry, business or thing in different ways,
divide each of them into classes and deal with each class in different ways; and
(c)
Provide for a system of licences, permits or approvals, including any or all of the
matters listed therein.
NOW
THEREFORE,
THE
MUNICIPAL
COUNCIL
OF
THE
TOWN
OF
BEA VERLODGE, IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERT A, DULY ASSEMBLED HEREBY
ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
SHORT TITLE
I.
This Bylaw shall be called the "Business Licence Bylaw".
PART I - INTERPRETATION
DEFINITIONS
2.1
In this Bylaw, the following tenTtS will have the following definitions:
"Act" means the Municipal Government Act, RSA 2000, Chapter M-26, as amended, or
any statute enacted in its place.
"Application" means a written Application for a Business Licence and includes an
Application to renew, transfer or amend a Business Licence.
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"Business" means as per the Municipal Government Act:
(a)
a commercial, merchandising or industrial activity or unde1taking;
(b)
a profession, trade, occupation, calling or employment; or
( c)
an activity providing goods and services;
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Whether for profit or Non-Profit and however organized or formed, including a co
operative or association of Persons.
"Business Licence" or "Licence" means any Business Licence issued pursuant to the
provisions of this Bylaw.
"Business Location" means the premises used or occupied by any Person in the conduct
of Business.
"Charitable or Non-Profit Organization" means an organization defined pursuant to the
Charitable Fund-Raising Act and registered as such.
"Chief Business Licence Inspector" means the Development Officer for the Town of
Beaverlodge, unless otherwise appointed.
"Contractor" means a Business of offering to any Person to perform or arrange to perform
work including but not limited to involving anything; built, placed, altered or repaired
which is in, upon, over or under land or water, including a building and any clearing,
dismantling, digging, drilling, excavating, grading, filling or tunneling.
"Council" means the duly elected municipal Council of the Town.
"Direct Seller" means a Person who goes from house to house, Business to Business or
Person to Person selling any merchandise and/or service.
"Entrepreneurial Youth" means any Person under the age of eighteen ( 18) years.
"Home Occupation" means a business that is located in a residential dwelling, or
combination of a residential dwelling and an accessory building, in a residential
neighborhood to conduct a business activity by at least one (I) permanent resident of the
dwelling. This includes Home Occupations as defined in the Town's Land Use Bylaw I 004.
This does not include business entities where the entirety of the operations of the business
occur off site.
"Licence Inspector" means a Licence lnspector appointed by the Chief Business Licence
Inspector.
"Mobile Cooking Operation" means a motor vehicle, trailer, pushcart, or similar mobile
structure designed for the purpose of offering food products or beverages ready for
immediate consumption.
"Mobile Vending Unif' means a Non-Resident Business who has a temporary sales
location in the Town selling or attempting to sell goods or services.
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"Municipal Tag" means a form approved by the Chief Business Licence Inspector
providing for the payment of a voluntary penalty in I ieu of prosecution.
"Non-Resident Business" means a Business that does not reside or maintain a permanent
Business Location in Town.
"Peace Officer" means any member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, a Peace
Officer and a Bylaw Enforcement Officer of the Town.
"Person" means without limiting the generality of the term, any individual, or any Business
entity including, but not limited to, a firm, partnership, association, corporation, society, or
legal entity.
"Private Child Care Provider" means the provision of care in a residence for six (6) or
less children under the age of thirteen (13) years, not including the operator's children and
provides care for more than six (6) hours per week.
"Resident Business" means a Business which is carried on from a permanent Business
Location within the Town limits.
"Tempora,1' Business" means a Business which is carried on for a pre-determined period.
"Town" means the municipal corporation of the Town of Beaverlodge having jurisdiction
under the Act and other applicable legislation.
"Violation Ticket" means a Violation Ticket as defined in the Provincial Offences
Procedures Act.
2.2
Terms which are not defined in this Bylaw will, where the context permits, have the
meanings assigned to them in the Land Use Bylaw I 004.
2.3
Any reference to legislation of Canada or the Province of Alberta is deemed to include a
successor legislation.
PART II - LICENCE PROVISIONS
NECESSITY FOR LICENCE
3.1
This Bylaw shall apply to any trade, Business or occupation with the intent of making a
profit. No Person shall engage in or operate a Business within the Town unless a Business
Licence has been issued pursuant to the provisions of this Bylaw.
3.2
No Business shall operate in the Town unless in compliance with any Federal, Provincial
or Municipal statute, regulation or Bylaw.
3.3
A separate Business Licence is required for each Separate Business Entity.
3.4
A separate Business Licence is required for each Business Location.
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EXEMPTIONS
4.1
A Business Licence is not required for the following organizations or Businesses, but shall
nonetheless comply with the provisions of this Bylaw and must be carried out in accordance
with all other applicable legislation, regulations and bylaws:
(a)
Municipal Government offices and services;
(b)
Provincial Government offices and services;
(c)
Federal Government offices and services;
(d)
Charitable or Non-Profit Organizations;
(e)
any Person specifically exempt from municipal licensing by legislation;
(f)
any institution, association or other entity which is not conducted for gain, as
determined by the Chief Business Licence Inspector;
(g)
a Business that rents a stall, table or space as a vendor at a tradeshow, farmer's market
or community event;
(h)
a Non-Resident Business whose only Business activity is the supply or delivery of
wholesale or bulk goods to a Resident Business;
(i)
any Person who is an employee of another Person who holds a Business Licence, or
a Person or other entity not required to obtain a Licence pursuant to this Section 4,
unless otherwise provided in this Bylaw; and
4.2
For the purpose of Section 4.1 (g), a tradeshow, farmer's market, or community event, the
organizer is required to obtain a Business Licence. Businesses that rent a stall, table or
space as a vendor at a tradeshow, farmer's market, or community event do not require a
Business Licence and are limited to operating only during the scheduled hours of the event
and only at that location. A Business operating outside of these specific event hours or
location will require a Business Licence.
4.3
For the purpose of Section 4.1 (i), an ··employee" is a Person who is paid a salary or wage
with respect to \,Vhich there are deductions for any Income Tax, Canada Pension Plan, or
Employment Insurance.
APPOINTMENT, AUTHORITY AND DUTIES OF CHIEF BUSINESS LICENCE
INSPECTOR AND LICENCE INSPECTOR
5.1
The Town shall appoint a Chief Business Licence Inspector and may employ one or more
other Licence Inspectors.
5.2
The Chief Business Licence Inspector and the Licence Inspectors are authorized to:
(a)
administer and enforce this Bylaw;
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(b)
approve or refuse Business Licence Applications, either with or without conditions;
(c)
cancel, suspend, alter, add conditions to, or revoke any Business Licence where it is
deemed to be appropriate;
(d)
issue a minor variance or exemption from the terms of this Bylaw where it is deemed
to be appropriate;
(e)
inspect or investigate any Business to determine whether it is in compliance with this
Bylaw;
(f)
issue orders requiring compliance with this Bylaw;
(g)
initiate and conduct prosecutions for violations of this Bylaw; and
(h)
collect Business Licence fees on behalf of the Town.
PREREQUI SITES FOR A BUSINESS LICENCE
6.1
Any Business requiring any other permit(s) related to ensuring the eligibility of the
proposed Business Location, which may include but not limited to a Development Permit
under the Land Use Bylaw I 004 or permit(s) under the Safety Codes Act, must obtain these
pennit(s) prior to the issuance of a Business Licence.
6.2
Notwithstanding Section 4.1 (e), the Chief Business Licence Inspector may request any
other information or involve any agency, authorities or department deemed necessary to
issue a Business Licence in accordance with this Bylaw.
6.3
Applicants for Businesses under Part III of this Bylaw shall comply with the regulatory
requirements as stipulated under the specific Business type by delivering the appropriate
document or documents to the Chief Business Licence r nspector.
APPLICATION PROCESS
7.1
An Application as per Schedule '·B" must be submitted for:
(a)
a new Business Licence;
(b)
amendments to an existing Business Licence, including a change to a different
Business name, a change to a different Business Location or a change to the nature
of the Business;
(c)
a transfer of a Business Licence to another Person; and
(d)
an exemption as described in Section 4.1.
7.2
An applicant for a Business Licence shall make Application to the Town on a form
prescribed by the Chief Business Licence Inspector and include the following:
(a)
the name of the Business, including the legal or corporate name if any and any trade
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names under which the Business is to be conducted;
(b)
the applicant's name;
(c)
the phone number of the Business;
(d)
the email address of the Business;
(e)
the physical address of the Business;
(f)
the mailing address of the Business;
(g)
the proper name of the owner(s) of the Business;
(h)
the address of the owner(s) of the Business;
(i)
the phone number of the owner(s) of the Business;
U)
the email address of the owner(s) of the Business;
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(k)
the main contact name, position, phone number, and email address of the Business,
if different from the applicant or owner(s);
(I)
a description of the nature of the Business that includes, primary type of business as
classified by the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS), the
approximate square footage of the business premises, if the business premises is
owned, leased, or rented, if the business is part of a franchise, the number of full-time
and part-time employees;
(m)
the provincial licence number if the Business is required to be licensed by the
province;
(n)
the signature of the applicant or applicant's representative; and
7.3
An applicant shall not submit any information with respect to an Application which is false,
misleading, incomplete or inaccurate.
7.4
If a Person ceases to carry on the Business for which a Business Licence is granted, that
Person shall immediately notify the Chief Business Licence Inspector.
BUSJNESS
LICENCE
APPLICATION
FEE, DURATION OF LICENCE,
CONDITIONS AND VALIDITY
8.1
All Business Licence Applications shall be accompanied by the relevant fee in accordance
with Schedule "A".
(a)
if a new Application for a Business Licence is received after June 30th of the
current year, the fee will be pro-rated;
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(b)
if an Application for a Business Licence is refused because a Development Permit
cannot be obtained, the fee for the Business Licence will be refunded;
(c)
if an Application for a Business Licence is withdrawn prior to processing, the fee
for the Business Licence will be refunded; or
(d)
if a complete Business Licence Application is not received within three (3) months
of the application date, the fee will not be refunded, and the Application will be
closed.
8.2
Unless otherwise specifically determined, every Business Licence shall expire at 12:00
a.m., December 31 51 of the current year, unless revoked by the Chief Business Licence
Inspector.
8.3
Notwithstanding Section 8.2, a Temporary Business Licence shall be issued for a Non
Resident Business that intends to conduct Business for a period of three (3) consecutive
months or less. A Business which exceeds the term of this Licence for its operations must
apply for a Non-Resident Business Licence.
8.4
The Chief Business Licence Inspector may issue a Licence for a limited term or for a
speci tied date in any case where the Chief Business Licence Inspector considers it
appropriate to do so. A Person:
(a)
may not appeal a decision to issue a Licence for a limited term or for a specified date.
8.5
Renewal notices will be sent out one (I) month prior to the Business Licence expiring.
Businesses that have not renewed their Business Licence by month end of its anniversa1y
month will receive a final notice and be deemed delinquent. Delinquent Businesses will be
subject to the renewal fee and late fee in accordance with Schedule "A ". Businesses that
fai I to renew wi 11 receive a late fee for each month that they remain delinquent.
8.6
At any relevant time, the Chief Business Licence Inspector may impose conditions on a
new or existing Business Licence in relation to the establishment or operation of the
applicable Business.
8.7
The Chief Business Licence Inspector may refuse to issue a Business Licence or may
impose conditions on a Business Licence if the Chief Business Licence Inspector:
(a)
has revoked or suspended a Business Licence of the applicant for the same or a similar
Business within past twelve ( 12) months;
(b)
has reasonable grounds for believing that the applicant does not or will not comply
with this Bylaw, with any Federal, Provincial or other Municipal statue, regulation,
bylaw or other requirement;
(c)
has reasonable grounds for believing that issuing a Business Licence with respect to
the proposed Business is not in the public interest; or
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(d)
has determined that it is inappropriate to issue a Licence to an applicant where the
safety, health or welfare of the public may be at risk due to the issuance of a Licence.
8.8
A Business Licence is not valid until it has been signed and sealed by a Licence Inspector.
TRANSFER OF LICENCE
9.1
A Business Licence may be transferred from one location to another location or from one
Person to another Person with consent of a Licence Inspector and provided that the transfer
fee, in accordance with Schedule "A " is paid.
GENERAL PROVISIONS TO ALL BUSINESS LICENCES
I 0.1
No Business shall:
(a)
display adult video tapes or sexually explicit material so that it is visible from outside
the Business Location;
(b)
display any sign or other form of adve1tisement that indicated that sexually explicit
displays, shows or material will be available in the Business Location; or
(c)
engage in or allow any employee or other Person on the Business Location, to engage
in or offer to engage in any act of prostitution.
I 0.2
A Business Licence does not relieve the Licence holder from the obligation to obtain any
other permit, Licence or other approval that may be required under another bylaw of the
Town or any other governmental authority.
I 0.3
All Business Licences granted are subject to the provisions of any land use or development
regulations of the Town and issuance of a Licence shall not be deemed as approval to cany
on a Business in or on any Business Location in contravention of the provisions in the
Town's Land Use Bylaw I 004.
POSTING OF LICENCE
11.1
A Business Licence shall be posted in a conspicuous place at the Business Location so that
is it visible to the customers of the Business.
11.2
A Business Licence issued with respect to a Business that is not conducted at a fixed
location shall be carried on the Person of the Licence holder or in or on the vehicle or
apparatus from which such Business is conducted and shall be shown to a Licence Inspector
upon request. If there is more than one employee conducting Business off site, each
employee shall be required to provide a copy of the Business Licence upon request.
11.3
ff a Business Licence is lost or damaged, a new one may be issued provided that the
replacement fee, in accordance with Schedule "A " is paid.
11.4
All Business Licences remain the property of the Town.
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REVOCATION OR SUSPENSION OF A BUSINESS LICENCE
12.J
The Chief Business Licence Inspector may revoke or suspend a Business Licence if:
(a)
the Person to whom the Licence is issued contravenes any Federal, Provincial or
Municipal statute, regulation, directive or Bylaw, including this Bylaw, in the course
of carrying on the Business covered by the Licence;
(b)
a Licence has been issued in error without all the necessary approvals required;
(c)
in the opinion of the Chief Business Licence Inspector, there are just and reasonable
grounds to suspend or revoke a Business Licence; or
(d)
any certification, authority, Licence or other document of qualification under any
Federal, Provincial or Municipal statute, regulation or Bylaw required for the
operation of the Business covered by the Licence is suspended, cancelled, terminated
or surrendered effective on the date of the suspension, cancellation, termination or
surrender.
12.2
Upon a Business Licence being suspended or revoked, the holder shall be notified:
(a)
by personal service of a notice on the holder; or
(b)
by mailing a notice to the holder by registered mail to the holder's Business Location
or mailing address noted on the application for the Business Licence.
12.3
A notice of suspension or revocation of a Business Licence shall be deemed to be received
on the date of service or five (5) working days after the date it is mailed.
12.4
Upon receiving a notice of suspension or revocation of a Business Licence, a Person shall
cease to carry on the Business with respect to which the Licence was issued.
APPEAL
13.1
Where an application for a license or for a transfer of license has been refused or has been
authorized subject to conditions, the applicant may appeal:
a)
Every appeal shall be made in writing within thirty (30) days after a license has been
refused or revoked by the Designated Officer's being the Royal Canadian Mounted
Police, Bylaw Enforcement Officer or the Chief Business Licence inspector, otherwise
the right of appeal shall be barred and extinguished.
b)
In the event of an appeal or refusal or revoking of a license the appeal shall be heard
by the Council and the Council shall be the final judge of whether the refusal or
revoking of a license was just and reasonable.
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PART III-SPECIAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO CERTAIN BUSINESSES
CANNABIS RETAIL STORE
14.1
Cannabis Retail Store hours of operation:
(a)
a Cannabis Retail Store may set its hours of operation between the maximum
allowable hours of 10:00 a.m. and 12:00 a.m., Monday through Sunday. A store may
operate reduced hours;
(b)
Council has the authority to reduce or increase hours of operation; and
(c)
a Cannabis Retail Store must be closed:
(i)
on Christmas Day (December 25); and
(ii)
at all times other than the hours endorsed for cannabis sales on the Licence.
CONTRACTOR
15.1
A Contractor that makes application for a permit with the Town including but not limited
to a Building Permit, a Development Permit, Plumbing and Gas Permit, an Electrical
Penn it or a Mechanical Permit, must have a Business Licence.
15.2
Prior to a Licence being issued to an individual or company, the Chief Business Licence
Jnspector shall be satisfied by the complete submission of a perquisite form confirming
that:
(a)
the individual or company; or
(b)
an employee of the individual or company actively engaged by the individual or
company;
has a valid and subsisting provincial certificate for the trade or trades 111 which the
individual or company wishes to engage.
15.3
Any Licence granted to an individual or company is granted subject to the following
conditions:
(a)
if the Licence was granted to an individual or company based upon their or its
qualifications under Section 15(1) and they or it ceases to be actively engaged in the
Business or ceases to be so qualified the Licence shall be revoked; or
(b)
if the Licence was granted based upon the qualifications of an employee actively
engaged by the individual or company and that employee ceases to be actively
engaged by that individual or company or ceases to be qualified, the Licence shall be
revoked.
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DIRECT SELLER
16.1
Seven (7) full days prior to the commencement of the Business operation, a Direct Seller
Business shall provide the following information:
(a)
the names and addresses of the Persons comprising the representatives' team,
including their temporary or permanent places of residence in the Town;
(b)
a recent identification photo of each representative; and
( c)
the contact information of the regional lead hand responsible for the Direct Sellers in
the Town.
16.2
A Direct Seller Business shall hold a valid Business Licence during the soliciting,
negotiating or concluding in Person, of sale contracts for goods and services of the
Business' representatives.
16.3
A separate Licence is required for each Direct Seller regardless of 'vvhether that Direct
Seller is an employee of some other Person.
16.4
A Direct Seller may not cany-on Business between the hours of 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 a.m.
16.5
A Direct Seller must display their company issued ID card when soliciting sales for goods
and services.
16.6
A Direct Seller's Licence shall be valid for six (6) months from when the Licence is issued.
ENTREPRENEURIAL YOUTH
17. I
An Entrepreneurial Youth is eligible for a Business Licence free of charge.
17 .2
A Business Licence is not an obi igato1y process and a youth proprietor wi 1 not be
penalized if a Business Licence Application is not made.
MOBILE COOKING OPERATIONS
18.1.1 Prior to a Licence or a renewal of a Licence being issued to a Mobile Cooking Operation,
the Chief Business Licence Inspector shall be satisfied that the unit has passed all inspections
governed under the Safety Codes Act for Mobile Cooking Operations and has received
approval from Alberta Health Services.
19.1
Mobile Cooking Operations shall only carry-on Business on non-residential private
propetty with permission of the property owner or on public/Town-owned property approved
by the Town.
19.2
Mobile Cooking Operations shall provide recycling and waste receptacles to customers
when in operation, unless participating in an event where receptacles are provided by the
event organizer.
19.3
The Chief Business Licence Inspector may, in his/her sole discretion, waive the business
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licensing fees payable by an applicant for a business license for a Mobile Cooking
Operation in the event that the Mobile Cooking Operation is invited to a Town sanctioned
event.
MOBILE VENDING UNITS
20.1
Mobile Vending Units shall only canyon Business on non-residential private property with
permission of the property owner or on public/Town-owned property approved by the
Town.
PRIVATE CHILD CARE PROVIDER
21.1
A Private Child Care Provider shall provide:
(a)
a new Criminal Record Check with Vulnerable Sector Check for every new or
renewal Application. A Criminal Record Check with Vulnerable Sector Check is
required for each Child Care Provider and for any Person residing in the residence
over the age of eighteen (18) years. Criminal Record Checks older than ninety (90)
days will not be accepted for a Private Child Care Provider's Application; and
(b)
a valid First Aid Certificate in Child Care.
TRADE-SHOW, FARMER'S MARKET OR COMMUNITY EVENTS
22.1
A Person who is a participant in a tradeshow, farmer's market, or community event is
entitled to accept orders or payments of money at the event location for performance of
services, sales of goods or for delivery of goods.
PART IV - OFFENCES AND PENALTIES
23.1
A Person who breaches provisions of this Bylaw is guilty of an offence and is I iable for the
following specified fine amounts:
(a)
$500.00 for commencing Business operations without a valid Business Licence;
(b)
$50.00 for failing to display a valid Business Licence;
(c)
$500.00 for continuing Business activity after the Business Licence has been
suspended or cancelled;
(d)
$1,000.00 for any offence of Section I 0.1; and/or
(e)
$250.00 for any offence for which a fine is not otherwise established in this section.
23.2
Each day that a violation continues to exist shall constitute a separate offence.
23.3
In addition to any fine imposed for an offence under Section 3.1, a court may impose a fine
in the amount of the Licence fee for each Business being engaged in or operating without
a Licence.
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24.1
Jf a Violation Ticket or Municipal Tag is issued in respect of an offence, the Violation
Ticket or Municipal Tag may:
(a)
specify the fine amount established by this Bylaw for the offence; or
(b)
require a Person to appear in court without the alternative of making a voluntary
payment.
25.1
A Person who commits an offence:
(a)
if a Violation Ticket or Municipal Tag is issued in respect of the offence; and
(b)
if the Violation Ticket or Municipal Tag states the fine amount specified 111
this Section for the offence;
may make a voluntary payment equal to the specified fine.
REPEAL EXISTING BYLAW
26.1
Effective Sf pt:- ;}.k,, 10 i1Bylaw 977 and all amendments are hereby repealed.
READINGS
27.1
This Bylaw shall come into force on Sep+. 21, 1 LtO
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READ a first time this \ '1..
day of SepW. 2022.
READ a second time this 2.(o day of Se-pkrobe( . 2022.
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READ a third time and finally passed this 1...t,
-+-" day of S, pk YY' \;>-c< . 2022.
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If any portion of this bylaw is declared invalid by a court ofcompetentjurisdiction than the invalid
portion must be severed and the remainder is deemed valid.
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BYLAW #1017 - Schedule "A" Business Licence Fee
DESCRIPTION
FEE
Resident Business Licence
$50.00
Non-Resident Business Licence
$200.00
$200.00/Year
Mobile Cooking Operation
$20.00/Day
$200.00/Year
Mobile Vending Unit
$20.00/Day
Home Occupation
$100.00
3-Day Temporary Licence
$60.00
3-Month Temporary licence
$150.00
Private Child Care Provider
$100.00
$200.00/Year
Direct Seller's Permit
$20.00/Day
Late Payment Fee
$5.00/Month
Replacement of Business Licence Certificate or Permit
$20.00
Transfer of Licence
$15.00
Annual Licences shall cover the calendar year- January I" to December 31 st, unless
otherwise stated in this bylaw.
D New Application
Schedule "B" Business Licence Application
Completed Applications can be submitted to [email protected]
Brought into the Town Office at 400-10th Street
Or mailed to P.O. Box 30, Beaverlodge AB TOH 0C0
Applicable payment can be E-transferred to [email protected]
or via Credit Card (using authorization form)
0 Renewal - Business Licence No.
D Resident - Commercial / Industrial / Institutional
D Resident - Home Occupation
D Non-Resident
Business Information
legal/Corporate Name
Operating /Trade Name
If a
icable
Business Activity
Description
Phone
No. of Full-Time Employees
Approx. sq. ft. of Business Premise
Physical Business Address tpO Boxes w,11 not be accepted)
Street Address
Province/State
Business Mailing Address
D Same as physical address
Street Address
Province/State
Postal/Zip Code
Postal/Zip Code
D lease/Rent Business Premise or D Own Business Premise
Business Contact Information
Owner Name
Street Address
Province/State
Postal/Zip Code
Email
Main Contact Name
(If different from C>Mier)
Position
Phone
If you do not have a Registered Corporation, please enter your first and Im name.
Business Email
No. of Part-Time Employees
Franchise Business
D Yes D No
City
Country
City
Country
City
Country
Phone
Email
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Provincial Licensing
Completed Applications can be submitted to [email protected] Brought
into the Town Office at 400-10th Street
Or mailed to P.O. Box 30, Beaverlodge AB TOH 0C0
Applicable payment can be E-transferred to [email protected]
or via Credit Card (using authorization form)
If your business requires to have a provincial licence, please provide a copy of the valid provincial licence.
Licence No.
I hereby certify that the above information is true and properly sets out the business which is presently carried on by the applicant, owner, or operator. Approval of this
Business Licence does not exempt the applicant from obtaining necessary permits required though Municipal BÛaws, Federal and Provincial Statutory Regulations.
Applicant Name
Position
Applicant Signature
Date
NOTE: By typing your name into the signature box below (or by signing a printed version of this application), you agree that all information submitted on this declaration is
true and accurate.
The personal information on this form is collected under the authority of the Town of Beaverlodge Section 33(c) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act,
RSA 2000, c. F-15 (the "FOIP Act"), as amended from time to time, and will be used to administer the Town of Beaverlodge's Business Licensing Program. The Town may
request input from employees of other Town of Beaverlodge departments, Alberta Health Services, Beaverlodge RCMP, and/or Alberta Gaming Liquor Cannabis Commission
in order to properly assess your application for this license or to determine appropriate conditions, if any, for this license. In addition, the Town of Beaverlodge may use your
personal information to connect with you on Economic Development matters such as survey invites or to participate in engagement opportunities. The personal information
provided will be protected in accordance with Part 2 of the FOIP Act. If you have any questions regarding the collection, use and disclosure of personal information, please
contact the Town Office at 780-354-2201.
Email Application
[email protected]
Mailing Address
PO Box 30, Beaverlodge AB TOH OCO
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