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CITY OF EDMONTON
BYLAW 20002
BUSINESS LICENCE BYLAW
(CONSOLIDATED ON JULY 02, 2025)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PART I - PURPOSE, DEFINITIONS, AND INTERPRETATION
Section
PURPOSE
1
DEFINITIONS
2
RULES FOR INTERPRETATION
3
PART II - LICENSING
VALID LICENCE REQUIRED
4
MULTIPLE LOCATIONS
5
APPLICATION
6
APPLICANTS UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE
7
POST- APPLICATION REQUIREMENT
8
POLICE INFORMATION CHECKS
9
CONSULTATION
11
NOTIFICATION
12
FEES
13
NON-RESIDENT FEE
14
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION FEE
15
REFUNDS
16
ISSUANCE OF LICENCE
17
TERM
18
RENEWAL
19
TRANSFER
20
AUTOMATIC SUSPENSION OF LICENCE
21
TERMINATION OF LICENCE
22
CITY MANAGER POWERS
23
PART III - LICENCE REVIEW AND APPEALS
GROUNDS FOR LICENCE REVIEW
24
NOTICE OF REVIEW
25
DECISION
26
LICENCE CONDITIONS
28
APPEAL
30
PART IV - LICENSEE OBLIGATIONS
NOTICE OF CHANGES
31
POSTING OR PRODUCTION OF LICENCE
32
SIGNAGE
33
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PRODUCTION OF RECORDS
34
PART V - CATEGORY SPECIFIC REGULATIONS
Adult Service
35
After Hours Dance Club
36
Alcohol Sales (Consumption on Premises / Minors Prohibited)
37
Body Rub Centre
38
Body Rub Practitioner
40
Cannabis Retail Sales
42
Escort
43
Escort Agency
44
Escort Agency (Independent)
45
Erotic Entertainer
46
Erotic Entertainment Agency
47
Erotic Entertainment Venue
48
Health Enhancement Centre (Accredited)
49
Health Enhancement Centre (Accredited / Independent)
51
Health Enhancement Practitioner (Accredited)
54
Pawnbroker
56
Public Market Organizer
57
Public Market Vendor
58
Residential Rental Accommodation (Short-Term)
60
Retail Sales (Convenience Store) 62
Second Hand Dealer
63
PART VI - ENFORCEMENT
OFFENCE
65
CONTINUING OFFENCE
66
FINES AND PENALTIES
67
MUNICIPAL TAG
68
PAYMENT IN LIEU OF PROSECUTION
69
VIOLATION TICKET
70
PROOF OF LICENCE
71
PROOF OF EXEMPTION
72
ENGAGING IN OR CONDUCTING BUSINESS
73
CERTIFIED COPY OF RECORD
74
OBSTRUCTION
75
VICARIOUS LIABILITY
76
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CORPORATIONS AND PARTNERSHIPS
77
REPEAL
78
COMING INTO FORCE
79
TRANSITIONAL PROVISION
80
SCHEDULE A - BUSINESS CATEGORIES
SCHEDULE B - APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
SCHEDULE C - OFFENCES AND PENALTIES
SCHEDULE D - TRANSITIONAL LICENCES
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Edmonton City Council enacts:
PART I - PURPOSE, DEFINITIONS, AND INTERPRETATION
PURPOSE
1
The purpose of this bylaw is to establish a system of licensing
for Businesses, Business activities, and persons engaged in
Business.
DEFINITIONS
2
In this bylaw:
(a)
"Business" means:
(j.i)
a commercial, merchandising, or industrial
activity or undertaking;
(j.ii)
a profession, trade, occupation, calling, or
employment; or
(j.iii)
an activity providing goods or services;
and whether or not for profit and however organized or
formed, including a single person, co-operative, or
association of persons, run in any location including
online, as Mobile Services, or out of a physical Premises,
open to the public or structured as a private club;
(b)
"Business Category" means one of the Business
activities listed in Schedule A under which a Business
may be licenced;
(c)
"Bylaw Enforcement Officer" means a peace officer as
defined by the Provincial Offences Procedure Act, RSA
2000, c P-34;
(d)
"Cannabis" and "Cannabis Accessory" have the
meanings given to them in the Cannabis Act (Canada),
and associated regulations, as amended;
(e)
"City" means The City of Edmonton;
(f)
"City Manager" means the City's chief administrative
officer or delegate;
(g)
"Completed Application" means an application with all
requirements under section 6 received by the City
Manager;
(h)
"Corporate Applicant" means a Business applying for
or granted a licence under this bylaw, where the Business
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is registered or required to be registered with the
government of any Province, or Territory, or the Federal
Government;
(i)
"Employee" means any individual employed or
contracted by a Business to do work or provide a service
under a Business Category on the licence, whether or not
that person is in receipt of or is entitled to remuneration
for the work or service;
(j)
"Expiry Date" means the last day the licence is valid as
listed on the licence;
(j.1)
"Knife" means a tool composed of at least one blade
fastened to a handle, where the blade may be fixed to the
handle, or may open through a deployment mechanism,
including automatically by gravity or centrifugal force or
by hand pressure applied to any part of the tool.
(k)
"Licence Fee" means the applicable fee for a new
licence, or a licence renewed after the Expiry Date, as
determined by the City Manager;
(l)
"Licence Review" means a review of the application, or
licence, or Business Category to determine if the
issuance or renewal will be refused, if the existing
licence or Business Category will be suspended or
cancelled, or if conditions will be imposed on the licence;
(S.2, Bylaw 20367, April 05, 2023)
(m)
"Mobile Service" means any service under a Business
Category on the licence, arranged through or provided off
of the Premises;
(n)
"Municipal Tag" has the same meaning as defined in the
Enforcement Bylaw 16368;
(o)
"Non-Profit Organization" means an entity registered
with the Province of Alberta or the Canada Revenue
Agency as a society, non-profit company, recreation
public company, charity, or charitable organization;
(p)
"Non-Resident" means a Business that does not
maintain a Premises in the City;
(q)
"Operational Plan" means any plan required for patron,
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guest, noise, security, medical, or safety management
under the Business Category as listed in Schedule B, in
the form required by the City Manager;
(r)
"Premises" means the regular Business location
indicated either on the licence, or in the application for a
licence, and includes any space occupied by the Business
at that location;
(s)
"Renewal Fee" means the applicable fee for a licence
renewed on, or before the Expiry Date, as determined by
the City Manager;
(t)
"Violation Ticket" has the same meaning as defined in
the Enforcement Bylaw 16368.
(S.2, Bylaw 21012, February 04, 2025)
RULES FOR
INTERPRETATION
3
The following interpretation rules apply to this bylaw:
(a)
marginal notes and headings in this bylaw are for ease of
reference only;
(b)
a valid licence means that the proposed Business has
been reviewed and approved against the provisions of
this bylaw; and
(c)
an approved licence does not remove obligations to
obtain the proper inspections or permits, or abide by
other legislation, regulations, or bylaws, including, but
not limited to, the Zoning Bylaw, Bylaw 20001, the
Community Standards Bylaw, Bylaw 14600, the Safety
Codes Act RSA 2000 c. S-1, the Consumer Protection
Act RSA 2000 c. C-26.3, the Gaming Liquor and
Cannabis Act RSA 2000 c. G-1, or the Cannabis Act SC
2018 c. 16, including legislation that is not directly tied
to business licensing.
(S.5, Bylaw 20803, June 11, 2024)
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PART II - LICENSING
VALID LICENCE
REQUIRED
4
(1) A person must hold a valid licence to conduct Business in the
City.
(2) A person must hold a valid licence with all appropriate Business
Categories as described in Schedule A for the type of Business
the person is conducting.
(3) A person must hold a valid licence in accordance with
subsection 5(1) for all Premises or locations where the person is
conducting Business.
MULTIPLE
LOCATIONS
5
(1) A Business licence is only valid for:
(a) the Premises;
(b) a location provided to the City Manager in accordance
with the provisions of this bylaw; or
(c)Mobile Services in accordance with Schedule A and the
provisions in this bylaw.
(2) A licensee does not need to provide the City Manager with the
locations of Mobile Services unless otherwise required by this
bylaw.
APPLICATION
6
(1) Before the issue or renewal of a licence, a person must submit to
the City Manager:
(a)
an application in the form acceptable to the City
Manager;
(b)
the applicable fees as determined by the City Manager;
(c)
confirmation that the Business is owned by, or will be
licensed to a valid legal entity through:
(i)
a current corporate registry search showing the
legal entity is active if the applicant is a
Corporate Applicant, or
(ii)
valid government-issued photo identification if
the applicant is not a Corporate Applicant;
(d)
specific application requirements based on any applicable
Business Category as established in Schedule B; and
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(e)
any other information requested by the City Manager.
(2) An application is not a Completed Application until the City
Manager obtains confirmation, if required, that the Business is in
compliance with the Zoning Bylaw, Bylaw 20001, the Safety
Codes Act RSA 2000 c. S-1, and any provincial or federal acts as
required by Schedule B.
(S.6, Bylaw 20803, June 11, 2024)
APPLICANTS
UNDER 18 YEARS
OF AGE
7
A licence may not be issued to any person under 18 years of age
for the following Business Categories:
(a)
Adult Service;
(b)
Alcohol Sales (Consumption off Premises);
(c)
Alcohol Sales (Consumption on Premises / Minors
Allowed);
(d)
Alcohol Sales (Consumption on Premises / Minors
Prohibited);
(e)
Bingo / Casino;
(f)
Body Rub Centre;
(g)
Body Rub Practitioner;
(h)
Cannabis Cultivation Facility;
(i)
Cannabis Processing Facility;
(j)
Cannabis Retail Sales;
(k)
Escort;
(l)
Escort Agency;
(m)
Escort Agency (Independent);
(n)
Erotic Entertainment Agency;
(o)
Erotic Entertainment Venue;
(p)
Erotic Entertainer;
(q)
Firearm Sales, Service, and Manufacturing;
(r)
Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) Spray Sales; and
(s)
Tobacco and Vaping Product Sales.
(S.2, Bylaw 20765, May 15, 2024)
(S.2, Bylaw 20801, July 04, 2024)
POST-
APPLICATION
REQUIREMENT
8
Despite clause 6(d), a Business requiring an approval from the
Alberta Gaming, Liquor, and Cannabis Commission must obtain
the corresponding approval to support the Business Category
within 14 calendar days of the date the licence was issued.
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(S.3, Bylaw 20765, May 15, 2024)
POLICE
INFORMATION
CHECKS
9
(1) If a Business Category requires a police information check
pursuant to Schedule B, any owner, director, manager, partner,
officer, or agent of the Business must provide a police
information check.
(S.2, Bylaw 20374, April 05, 2023)
(2) Any police information check submitted under subsection (1)
must be:
(a)
obtained from the Edmonton Police Service;
(b)
no more than 90 calendar days old;
(c)
current and contain all relevant information as known by
the applicant; and
(d)
an original, or an unaltered copy.
(3) For clarity, any police information check required for the
Business Category 'Designated Driver Service' is not included
in this section 9, and instead must comply with the requirements
in section 42.1.
(S.3, Bylaw 20374, April 05, 2023)
(S.4, Bylaw 20765, .May 15, 2024)
10
If the Business Category requires police information checks, the
Business must notify the City Manager as soon as reasonably
possible of an update in:
(a)
information including charges, convictions, and court
orders that would normally be disclosed in a police
information check; or
(b)
managers, directors, partners, officers, agents, or other
persons in care and control of the Business.
CONSULTATION
11
(1) When an application for a Business Category requires a
consultation as established in Schedule B, the consulting agency
identified will have the opportunity to make a non-binding
recommendation to the City Manager before a licence is issued.
(2) A consulting agency will have 15 business days from the date
the City Manager receives a Completed Application in order to
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respond to the City Manager, and if a response is not received, a
licence may be issued without the consulting agency's
recommendation.
(3) The City Manager may extend the timeline in subsection (2) by
up to 2 extensions of up to 15 business days each if the
consulting agency provides notice that more time is necessary,
and provides reasons for the required extension.
(4) The City Manager will provide notification of timeline changes
and reasons received under subsection (3) to the applicant if an
extension is granted.
(5) Any delays caused by the applicant during the consultation
process, including failure to schedule inspections, resolve
deficiencies identified in an inspection, respond to requests for
information, or provide all required application or renewal
documents, will not be included in the calculation of this
timeline under subsections (2) or (3).
(6) Despite subsection (1) the City Manager may require any
additional consultations in accordance with the timelines
outlined in subsection (2) if the City Manager deems it to be in
the public interest.
NOTIFICATION
12
(1) When an application for a Business Category requires a
notification as established in Schedule B, the notification is sent
to the identified agency only to inform them of the licence
application.
(2) Despite subsection (1) the City Manager has the discretion to
issue a notification to any additional regulatory or enforcement
agencies if the City Manager deems it to be in the public interest.
(3) Despite subsection (1) the City Manager may issue a notification
to any internal City business area or City employee if the City
Manager deems it to be in the public interest or for public safety
reasons based on the proposed or actual business activities.
(S.2, Bylaw 21161, July 02, 2025)
FEES
13
Where a Business has more than 1 Business Category, the fee as
determined by the City Manager corresponding with the highest
applicable tier under Schedule B will be the Licence Fee or
Renewal Fee.
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NON-RESIDENT
FEE
14
A Non-Resident must pay the Non-Resident fee in the amount
determined by the City Manager in addition to any Licence Fees
or Renewal Fees required.
NON-PROFIT
ORGANIZATION
FEE
15
A Business that is recognized by the City Manager as a
Non-Profit Organization will:
(a)
pay the amount specified by the City Manager as the
Non-Profit Organization fee instead of a Licence Fee or
Renewal Fee; and
(b)
not be required to pay a Non-Resident fee.
REFUNDS
16
The City Manager may provide a refund for all, or a portion of
the fees paid by the applicant if the licence is not issued.
ISSUANCE OF
LICENCE
17
(1) The City Manager may:
(a)
issue a licence to a Business once the Business has met
all requirements in this Part II; or
(b)
proceed with a Licence Review in accordance with
section 24.
(2) If the applicant has not taken any significant action to advance
the licence application for over 90 calendar days, the licence
application will be terminated.
(S.5, Bylaw 20765, May 15, 2024)
TERM
18
(1) The term of a new licence may be for 1 year, or 2 years from the
date the licence is issued, at the discretion of the person applying
for the licence.
(2) The term of a renewed licence may be for 1 year, or 2 years,
from the Expiry Date of the previous licence, at the discretion of
the person applying to renew the licence.
(3) Despite subsections (1) and (2) the City Manager may issue a
licence for a limited term or until a specified date in any case
where the City Manager considers it appropriate to do so.
(4) If a licence is issued for a limited term or specified date under
subsection (3), other than a licence issued for 10 consecutive
days or less under the Travelling or Temporary Sales Business
Category, the Licence Fee or Renewal Fee charged under clause
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6(1)(b) is equal to:
(a)
the fee for a 1 year licence if the term is less than 1 year;
or
(b)
the fee for a 2 year licence if the term is more than 1 year
and less than 2 years.
RENEWAL
19 (1) Licences may be renewed within 45 calendar days before the
Expiry Date, and within 90 calendar days after the Expiry Date if
(a)
the Business activities, Premises, and ownership are
unchanged;
(b)
the licence is not cancelled, suspended, or undergoing a
Licence Review; and
(c)
a Municipal Tag or Violation Ticket for an offence under
subsection 4(1) has not been issued by a Bylaw
Enforcement Officer in the past 90 calendar days.
(2) If a licence is renewed on, or before the Expiry Date, the
applicant will pay the Renewal Fee.
(3) If a licence is renewed after the Expiry Date, the applicant will
pay the Licence Fee.
(S.6 (a-b), Bylaw 20765, May 15, 2024)
TRANSFER
20
(1) A licence does not grant any property right and no licensee may
sell, transfer, assign, lease or otherwise dispose of or deal in a
licence except in accordance with subsection (2).
(2) A licence may be transferred by the City Manager to a different
legal entity than the licensee if:
(a)
the Business is a corporation and provides the City
Manager with a Certificate of Amalgamation;
(b)
the Business is an unregistered partnership and the
partner listed as the responsible legal entity on a licence
requests that the responsibility transfers to another
partner of the same partnership, and the identified partner
consents; or
(c)
the licensee dies during the term, and the Business
continues to be run by the executor or administrator of
the estate, or the licensee's legal next of kin.
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(3) Where the officers or directors of a corporation change, but the
legal entity of the corporation does not change, and the Business
is licensed under a Business Category listed in Part V, the City
Manager may request that any of the application requirements
under section 6 be resubmitted.
AUTOMATIC
SUSPENSION OF
LICENCE
21
(1) A licence will be automatically suspended by the City Manager,
if the Business:
(a)
is licensed under the Health Enhancement Practitioner
(Accredited) or Health Enhancement Centre (Accredited
/ Independent) Business Category and no longer has a
valid massage association membership as required by
Schedule B;
(b)
no longer has the provincial or federal approval needed
to conduct Business as required by Schedule B;
(c)
obtains a provincial or federal approval in accordance
with Schedule B, but the approved activity does not align
with the Business Category on the licence;
(d)
does not obtain a licence from Alberta Gaming, Liquor,
and Cannabis as required by section 8;
(e)
does not resubmit application requirements as required
by subsection 20(3);
(f)
is a Corporate Applicant that has been struck from the
corporate registry; or
(g)
fails to pay the Licence Fee because the attempted
payment method was unsuccessful or the payment was
reversed after the issuance of the licence.
(S.3, Bylaw 20367, April 05, 2023)
(2) Despite subsection (1), if the membership, approval, permit, or
inspection of another agency is under appeal or otherwise
undecided, the City Manager may exercise discretion and allow
the licence to continue without suspension.
(3) The licensee will be given notice that the licence was
automatically suspended.
(4) The licence will be reinstated for the remainder of the term once
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the City Manager receives confirmation that the reason for the
automatic suspension is remedied.
TERMINATION OF
LICENCE
22
The term of a licence automatically terminates if the Business
advises the City Manager that it has ceased operation at the
Premises, or if the City Manager confirms that licensed
operations have ceased at the Premises.
CITY MANAGER
POWERS
23
In addition to any other power, duty, or function prescribed by
this bylaw, the City Manager may:
(a)
certify a record of the City as a true copy of the original;
(b)
determine the fee for each tier and term of Licence Fee
and Renewal Fee, the Non-Resident fee, and the
Non-Profit Organization fee as required by this bylaw;
(c)
establish forms or other documents for the purposes of
this bylaw;
(d)
change a Business Category on a licence upon renewal if
it is in the City Manager's opinion that the substituted
Business Category better fits the Business activity;
(e)
waive the requirement of a licence if the Business:
(i)
has a statutory exemption,
(ii)
does not have a real or substantial connection to
Edmonton,
(iii)
is regulated by another area of the City,
(iv)
is overseen by another responsible agency to the
satisfaction of the City Manager, or
(v)
does not meet the City Manager's threshold to be
considered a Business;
(f)
waive any application requirements for a licence renewal,
not including a police information check, if the City
Manager is satisfied there are no public interest concerns;
(g)
waive the requirement for a police information check
required under clause 6(1)(d) in an application or a
renewal if:
(i)
the individual has already supplied a police
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information check for another Business in the
previous 12 months,
(ii)
the individual is removed from the general
operations of that Business, including not being
involved in management or operational decisions,
or
(iii)
the Business is licensed under the Second Hand
Sales Business Category and is a Non-Profit
Organization, or receives donated goods
exclusively from Non-Profit Organizations;
(h)
waive part or all of the application requirements for a
new licence application if the only reason for the
application is due to a change of Premises;
(i)
waive the fee for a Business located on land annexed by
the City on January 1, 2019, consistent with Order in
Council 359/2018, if the Business obtained the first
licence on or before December 31, 2019;
(j)
require that an applicant provide an up-to-date photo in
the application, or retake any course if originally required
by Schedule B;
(k)
establish a list of approved massage therapy associations
whose members are eligible for licensing under the
Health Enhancement Practitioner (Accredited) and
Health Enhancement Centre (Accredited / Independent)
Business Categories;
(l)
carry out any inspection necessary to determine
compliance with this bylaw; and
(m)
delegate any power, duty, or function under this bylaw.
PART III - LICENCE REVIEW AND APPEALS
GROUNDS FOR
LICENCE REVIEW
24
The City Manager may proceed with a Licence Review if:
(a)
the Business Category on the licence does not suit the
Business activity;
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(a.1) the City Manager becomes aware of an error, including:
(i) the Application contained an error, omission, or
other misrepresentation; or
(ii) the licence was issued due to an error by the City;
(S.4, Bylaw 20367, April 05, 2023)
(b)
there is evidence the Business has breached an existing
condition of the licence;
(c)
the Business has violated this bylaw, whether or not they
have been prosecuted;
(d)
there have been violations of other City of Edmonton
bylaws related to the Business activities, whether or not
they have been prosecuted; or
(e)
in the opinion of the City Manager, based on reasonable
grounds, it is in the public interest to review the licence
under one or more of the following reasons:
(i)
conditions are required for the proper regulation
of the Business licensed under the General
Business or Adult Service Business Category,
(ii)
there is evidence the Business is causing or could
imminently cause a danger to patrons or the
public,
(iii)
the Business failed a safety codes or fire code
inspection for reasons that could lead to imminent
danger or to serious public harm,
(iv)
concerns are raised by a consulting agency
through a consultation in accordance with section
11; or
(v)
any other public interest reason.
NOTICE OF
REVIEW
25
Before the decision resulting from a Licence Review can take
effect, the applicant or licensee must be given:
(a)
notice of the proposed refusal, suspension or
cancellation, or the proposed conditions with reasons;
and
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(b)
an opportunity to make written representations to the
City Manager.
DECISION
26
(1) If a decision is made under a Licence Review, notice of the
decision may be served on the applicant or licensee:
(a)
in person on the applicant or licensee,
(b)
in person on any principal, director, manager, officer,
Employee, or agent at the Premises;
(c)
by ordinary mail to the Premises or the registered address
of the Business; or
(d)
by any other method if consented to by the applicant or
licensee.
(2) A decision served by ordinary mail is deemed to have been
served 7 calendar days after the date it was mailed.
(3) Any other notice required to be served under this bylaw may
also be served in accordance with this section 26.
(S.5, Bylaw 20367, April 05, 2023)
(S.7, Bylaw 20765, May 15, 2024)
27
When a Business remains with the same Business owner at the
same Premises under the same Business Category, cancellation
of the licence remains in effect for 1 year.
LICENCE
CONDITIONS
28
(1) The City Manager may make a decision to impose conditions on
a licence for any reasonable period of time.
(2) If the decision to impose conditions on a licence extends beyond
the Expiry Date of the licence, the City Manager must provide a
date within 2 years of the decision date where the conditions will
be re-examined.
(3) At least 14 calendar days before the date of re-examination, the
City Manager will send a notice to the Business to provide any
information relevant to the re-examination of the conditions.
(4) After re-examining the conditions, the City Manager may decide
to keep, remove, or otherwise modify the imposed conditions, or
change the period of time of which the conditions apply.
(5) A re-examination of the conditions only requires that the City
Manager consider new information.
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(S.8, Bylaw 20765, May 15, 2024)
29 (1)
(2)
A licensee must not contravene any condition added to the
licence through a Licence Review, or upheld through a
re-examination of those conditions.
A Business must have a current, printed copy of the decision
imposing conditions on the licence available on the Premises at
all times.
(S.6, Bylaw 20367, April 05, 2023)
(S.9, Bylaw 20765, May 15, 2024)
APPEAL
30
(1) A person who has been given a decision under section 26 or
28(4), may appeal the decision within 14 calendar days of the
date of service, with the appeal filed in accordance with the
provisions of the Community Standards and Licence Appeal
Committee Bylaw.
(S.7, Bylaw 20367, April 05, 2023)
(2) For clarity a person may not appeal:
(a)
an automatic suspension of a licence under subsection
21(1);
(b)
a refusal to issue or renew a licence, or a suspension of
the licence if the reason for the refusal or suspension is
the failure to:
(i)
pay any fee,
(ii)
provide a Completed Application, or
(iii)
provide any required information under section 6;
or
(c)
the operation of subsections 17(2), 18(3), or 18(4), or
section 23 of this bylaw.
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PART IV - LICENSEE OBLIGATIONS
NOTICE OF
CHANGES
INDIRECT
COLLECTION OF
INFORMATION
31
31.1
A licensee must provide the City Manager with notice in writing,
as soon as reasonably possible of change in:
(a)
address of the Premises;
(b)
locations where Business is conducted if required by
section 5(2);
(c)
Business activities;
(d)
contact information as provided to the City in the
application;
(e)
partners if the licence was issued to a partnership;
(f)
officers or directors if the licence was issued to a
corporation;
(g)
status of provincial or federal licences required under
subsection 6(2); or
(h)
Business operations if they result in a change to any
required Operational Plan.
For any business with the 'Health Enhancement Practitioner
(Accredited)' or 'Health Enhancement Centre
(Accredited/Independent)' category, the applicable massage
association established under section 23(k) must immediately
provide current information about the status of the licensee's
association membership to the City, in the form accepted by the
City Manager, if any of the following occur:
(a)
upon request of the City Manager for the purpose of
licence issuance or management;
(b)
if a licensee's membership has been cancelled; or
(c)
if a licensee's membership has been suspended due to a
serious incident or complaint as defined by the City
Manager.
(S.10, Bylaw 20765, May 15, 2024)
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POSTING OR
PRODUCTION OF
LICENCE
32 (1)
If a Business has a Premises, the licence must be posted in a
prominent and visible location on the Premises.
(2) If a Business has a Premises that is accessible to members of the
public, the licence must be posted in a prominent and visible
location on the Premises:
(a)
at the point of sale; or
(b)
at a location that is visible from the main entrance.
(3) Despite subsections(1) and (2), if posting is not possible, the
licence must be immediately available to show on demand.
SIGNAGE
33
If any sign or display is used to identify the Business, the
Business name on that sign or display must match the
information provided to the City Manager.
PRODUCTION OF
RECORDS
34
A licensee must produce any records that the licensee is required
to collect or maintain under this bylaw, when requested to do so
by the City Manager or a Bylaw Enforcement Officer.
PART V - CATEGORY SPECIFIC REGULATIONS
Adult Service
REGULATIONS
35
It is a deemed condition of the Adult Service Business Category
that the licensee must refuse entry to, or remove from the
Premises any person who is under 18 years of age.
After Hours Dance Club
REGULATIONS
36
It is a deemed condition of the After Hours Dance Club Business
Category that the licensee must:
(a)
comply with the approved Operational Plan;
(b)
keep a copy of the approved Operational Plan on the
Premises and make it available to all Employees and
managers;
(c)
refuse entry to, or remove from the Premises any person:
(i)
who appears to be intoxicated or under the
influence of drugs,
(ii)
whose behaviour becomes combative, riotous or
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disorderly,
(iii)
who has been removed from the Premises
repeatedly,
(iv)
who is found to be, or known by the licensee to
be involved in criminal activities such as drug
possession or trafficking,
(v)
who has been identified for the licensee by the
Edmonton Police Service as a banned patron
under the Alberta Gaming, Liquor, and Cannabis
Act, RSA 2000, c. G-1, or
(vi)
who has been inside the Premises in the previous
8 hours;
(d)
report criminal activities to the Edmonton Police Service;
(e)
provide patrons with unrestricted access to a supply of
fresh running water at no charge;
(f)
provide patrons with unrestricted access to an indoor cool
off area where dancing is not permitted;
(g)
ensure there is no alcohol on the Premises, and remove it
if found; and
(h)
not conduct Business next to, or connected to an event
that has alcohol service.
Alcohol Sales (Consumption on Premises / Minors Prohibited)
REGULATIONS
37
It is a deemed condition of the Alcohol Sales (Consumption on
Premises / Minors Prohibited) Business Category that the
licensee must:
(a)
comply with the approved Operational Plan;
(b)
keep a copy of the approved Operational Plan on the
Premises and make it available to all Employees and
managers;
(c)
refuse entry to, or remove from the Premises any person:
(i)
who appears to be intoxicated or under the
influence of drugs,
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(ii)
whose behaviour becomes combative, riotous or
disorderly,
(iii)
who is found to be, or known to be involved in
criminal activities such as drug possession or
trafficking,
(iv)
who has been removed from the Premises
repeatedly, or
(v)
who has been identified for the licensee by the
Edmonton Police Service as a banned patron
under the Alberta Gaming, Liquor, and Cannabis
Act, RSA 2000, c. G-1;
(d)
report criminal activities to the Edmonton Police Service;
(e)
keep an incident log book on the Premises and document
the date, time and nature of any incidents, including, but
not limited to:
(i)
patron removals,
(ii)
fights or disturbances,
(iii)
entry refusals,
(iv)
noise complaints,
(v)
weapons, or
(vi)
incidents requiring police attendance; and
(f)
require that Employees and security personnel wear a
uniform or some other distinctive form of visible
identification at all times while working.
Body Rub Centre
REGULATIONS
38
It is a deemed condition of the Body Rub Centre Business
Category that the licensee must:
(a)
only allow a person holding a valid licence with the Body
Rub Practitioner Business Category to conduct Business
as a Body Rub Practitioner;
(b)
keep a list of all persons employed or conducting
Business on the Premises including:
(i)
any pseudonyms or aliases by which each person
is known, if applicable, and
(ii)
the current licence number for each Body Rub
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Practitioner;
(S.8, Bylaw 20367, April 05, 2023)
(c)
produce the employee list set out in clause (b) when
requested to do so by a Bylaw Enforcement Officer;
(d)
display the licence number on any advertisement;
(e)
comply with the approved Operational Plan;
(f)
keep a copy of the approved Operational Plan on the
Premises and make it available to all Employees and
managers;
(g)
ensure that a minimum of 2 persons identified in
accordance with clause (b), at least 1 of whom is a person
tasked to be in care and control of the Body Rub Centre
and is not also conducting Business as a Body Rub
Practitioner while in care and control, are present on the
Premises at all times whenever the Body Rub Centre is
open to the public or customers are permitted on the
Premises;
(h)
use an open sign any time the Business is open or
customers are permitted on the Premises;
(i)
allow a Bylaw Enforcement Officer to access the
Premises within a reasonable time any time the Business
is open or customers are permitted on the Premises;
(j)
not allow a customer to enter the Premises between the
hours of 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.;
(k)
not allow a customer to remain on the Premises between
the hours of 12:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m.;
(l)
not provide services to any customer off the Premises;
(m)
prohibit persons under 18 years of age from entry on
Premises, regardless of their relationship to the owner or
Employees;
(n)
display, in a prominent location on the Premises, a poster
approved by the City Manager identifying these deemed
conditions and other information relevant to the
operation of a Body Rub Centre, including information
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about human trafficking;
(o)
refuse entry to, or remove from the Premises any person:
(i)
who appears to be intoxicated or under the
influence of alcohol or illicit drugs, including
Employees,
(ii)
whose behaviour becomes combative, riotous or
disorderly,
(iii)
who is found to be, or known to be involved in
illegal activities such as drug possession or
trafficking,
(iv)
who has been removed from the Premises
repeatedly, or
(v)
who has been identified for the licensee by the
Edmonton Police Service as a banned patron; and
(p)
ensure there is no alcohol or illicit drugs on the Premises.
LICENCE
LIMITATION
39
A licence under the Body Rub Centre Business Category may
not be issued for a Premises that is licensed under the Health
Enhancement Centre (Accredited) or Health Enhancement
Centre (Accredited / Independent) Business Category.
Body Rub Practitioner
REGULATIONS
40
It is a deemed condition of the Body Rub Practitioner Business
Category that the licensee must:
(a)
provide the City Manager with notice of the names,
telephone numbers, websites, and email addresses used
to advertise or promote the Business;
(b)
display the licence number on any advertisement;
(c)
notify the City Manager of any changes to the Body Rub
Centre location(s) at which the person will conduct
Business;
(d)
verify the age of any customer who appears under 25
years of age to ensure any persons under 18 years of age
are not offered or provided services, or admitted to a
Body Rub Centre Premises; and
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(e)
only conduct Business as a Body Rub Practitioner at a
Premises licensed under the Body Rub Centre Business
Category.
MULTIPLE
LOCATIONS
41
Despite subsection 5(1), a Person holding a valid licence under
the Body Rub Practitioner Business Category may conduct
Business as a Body Rub Practitioner at any Body Rub Centre
Premises provided in advance to the City Manager, but may not
conduct Business at any other location.
Cannabis Retail Sales
REGULATIONS
42
It is a deemed condition of the Cannabis Retail Sales Business
Category that:
(a)
Deleted
(S.11, Bylaw 20765, May 15, 2024)
(b)
the licensee must demand that any person entering the
Premises or attempting to purchase Cannabis, who
appears to be less than 40 years old, produce proof of
age; and
(c)
if a person under clause (b) fails to produce proof of age
that shows the person is 18 years of age or older, then the
licensee must:
(i)
not provide Cannabis to that person, and
(ii)
refuse the person entry to the Premises or ask that
person to immediately leave the Premises.
Designated Driver Service
REGULATIONS
42.1
It is a deemed condition of the Designated Driver Service
Business Category that:
(a)The licensee must obtain a police information check from
every Employee who will be acting as a designated
driver, where the police information check is:
(i)
obtained from the Edmonton Police Service or the
RCMP;
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(ii)
no more than 90 calendar days old;
(iii)
current and contains all relevant information as
known by the applicant; and
(iv)
an original, or an unaltered copy;
(b)The Business may not permit any Employee to act as a
designated driver if the Employee has not provided a
police information check as required by section 42.1(a);
(c)The Business may not permit any Employee to act as a
designated driver if, within the past 10 years, that person
was convicted of any of the following offences under the
Criminal Code (Canada), the Controlled Drugs and
Substances Act (Canada), or the Cannabis Act (Canada):
(i)
any offence of a violent nature, including firearms
and weapons offences;
(ii)
any offence involving sexual assault, sexual
exploitation, sexual interference, procuring or
invitation to sexual touching;
(iii)
trafficking;
(iv)
any offence involving fraud or fraudulent
transactions, conspiracy to defraud, the use of
false pretences, bribery, extortion, or theft; or
(v)
any offence relating to the unlawful operation of a
motor vehicle.
(d)If a police information check reveals a pending charge
for any of the offences listed in clause (c), the licensee
must require an updated police information check or
other documentation at least every six months from the
Employee until the charges are resolved;
(e)The Business must create a procedure to assess an
Employee's continued ability to act as a designated driver
pursuant to the requirements of this section 42.1; and
(f) Upon the direction of a bylaw enforcement officer or the
City Manager, a licensee must provide the bylaw
enforcement officer or City Manager with proof of police
information checks for all Employees acting as
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designated drivers, or proof of the procedure indicated in
section 42.1(e).
(S.4, Bylaw 20374, April 05, 2023)
(S.12, Bylaw 20765, May 15, 2024)
Escort
REGULATIONS
43
It is a deemed condition of the Escort Business Category that the
licensee must:
(a)
provide the City Manager with notice of the names,
telephone numbers, websites, and email addresses used
to advertise or promote the Business;
(b)
display the licence number on any advertisement;
(c)
verify the age of any customer who appears under 25
years of age to ensure persons under 18 years of age are
not offered or provided services;
(d)
only conduct Business as an Escort through an
introduction arranged by a Business licensed under the
Escort Agency Business Category; and
(e)
not conduct Business as an Escort on the Premises of a
licensed Escort Agency.
Escort Agency
REGULATIONS
44
It is a deemed condition of the Escort Agency Business Category
that the licensee must:
(a)
only provide introduction services for persons holding a
valid licence under the Escort Business Category;
(b)
keep a list of all Escorts for which the Escort Agency
provides introduction services including:
(i)
any pseudonyms or aliases by which each Escort
is known, and
(ii)
the current licence number;
(S.9, Bylaw 20367, April 5, 2023)
(c)
provide the City Manager with notice of the names,
telephone numbers, websites, and email addresses used
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to advertise or promote the Business;
(d)
display the licence number on any advertisement;
(e)
maintain a written work log including the date, time and
location of every introduction provided for each Escort;
(f)
not allow Escorts to conduct Business as an Escort on the
Premises; and
(g)
verify the age of any customer who appears under 25
years of age to ensure any persons under 18 years of age
are not offered or provided services.
Escort Agency (Independent)
REGULATIONS
45
It is a deemed condition of the Escort Agency (Independent)
Business Category that the licensee must:
(a)
ensure that only the licensee conducts Business as an
Escort;
(b)
not conduct Business as an Escort Agency for a person
other than the licensee;
(c)
provide the City Manager with notice of the names,
telephone numbers, websites, and email addresses used
to advertise or promote the Business;
(d)
display the licence number on any advertisement;
(e)
verify the age of any customer who appears under 25
years of age to ensure any persons under 18 years of age
are not offered or provided services; and
(f)
not provide date or companionship services on the
Premises.
Erotic Entertainer
REGULATIONS
46
It is a deemed condition of the Erotic Entertainer Business
Category that the licensee must:
(a)
provide the City Manager with notice of the names,
telephone numbers, websites, and email addresses used
to advertise or promote the Business;
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(b)
display the licence number on any advertisement; and
(c)
not offer or provide services to any person under 18 years
of age.
(S.13-14, Bylaw 20765, May 15, 2024)
Erotic Entertainment Agency
REGULATIONS
47
It is a deemed condition of the Erotic Entertainment Agency
Business Category that the licensee must:
(a)
only employ or represent as Erotic Entertainers persons
holding a valid licence under the Erotic Entertainer
Business Category;
(b)
verify the age of any customer who appears under 25
years of age to ensure any persons under 18 years of age
are not offered or provided services; and
(c)
keep a list of all Erotic Entertainers employed or
represented by the Business including:
(i)
any pseudonyms or aliases by which each Erotic
Entertainer is known, and
(ii)
the current licence number for each Erotic
Entertainer.
(S.10, Bylaw 20367, April 05, 2023)
(S.15-16, Bylaw 20765. May 15, 2024)
Erotic Entertainment Venue
REGULATIONS
48
It is a deemed condition of the Erotic Entertainment Venue
Business Category that the licensee must:
(a)
only allow persons holding a valid licence under the
Erotic Entertainer Business Category to provide nude or
semi-nude performances on the Premises;
(b)
keep a list of all Erotic Entertainers performing on the
Premises including:
(i)
any pseudonyms or aliases by which each Erotic
Entertainer is known; and
(ii)
the current licence number for each Erotic
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Entertainer;
(S.11, Bylaw 20367, April 05, 2023)
(c)
maintain a written work log including the date on which
each Erotic Entertainer performed on the Premises; and
(d)
prohibit persons under 18 years of age from entry on
Premises regardless of their relationship to the owner or
Employees.
(S.17-18, Bylaw 20765, May 15, 2024)
Health Enhancement Centre (Accredited)
REGULATIONS
49
It is a deemed condition of the Health Enhancement Centre
(Accredited) Business Category that the licensee:
(a)
only allow a person holding a valid licence under the
Health Enhancement Practitioner (Accredited) Business
Category to conduct Business as a Health Enhancement
Practitioner (Accredited); and
(b)
keep a list of all persons employed or conducting
Business on the Premises including:
(i)
the full name,
(ii)
the telephone number, and
(iii)
the current licence number for each Health
Enhancement Practitioner (Accredited).
LICENCE
LIMITATION
50
A licence under the Health Enhancement Centre (Accredited)
Business Category may not be issued for a Premises that is
licensed under the Body Rub Centre Business Category.
Health Enhancement Centre (Accredited / Independent)
REGULATIONS
51
It is a deemed condition of the Health Enhancement Centre
(Accredited / Independent) Business Category that the licensee
must:
(a)
must have and maintain an active membership in good
standing of a massage association recognized by the City
Manager; and
(b)
ensure that only the licensee conducts Business as a
Health Enhancement Practitioner (Accredited).
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LICENCE
LIMITATION
52
A licence under the Health Enhancement Centre (Accredited /
Independent) Business Category may not be issued for a
Premises that is licensed under the Body Rub Centre Business
Category.
MULTIPLE
LOCATIONS
53
The Business must obtain a licence under the Health
Enhancement Practitioner (Accredited) Business Category to
arrange or conduct Business at a Premises licensed under the
Health Enhancement Centre (Accredited) Business Category.
Health Enhancement Practitioner (Accredited)
REGULATIONS
54
It is a deemed condition of the Health Enhancement Practitioner
(Accredited) Business Category that the licensee must:
(a)
have and maintain an active membership in good
standing of a massage association recognized by the City
Manager; and
(b)
notify the City Manager of any changes to the Health
Enhancement Centre location(s) at which the licensee
will conduct Business as a Health Enhancement
Practitioner (Accredited).
MULTIPLE
LOCATIONS
55
Despite subsection 5(1), a person holding a valid licence under
the Health Enhancement Practitioner (Accredited) Business
Category may arrange or conduct Business at any Premises
provided to the City Manager that is licensed under the Health
Enhancement Centre (Accredited) Business Category.
Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) Spray Sales
REGULATIONS
55.1 (1
It is a deemed condition of the Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) Spray
Sales Business Category that for every transaction where
Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) Spray is sold, the licensee must:
(a)
ensure that an up-to-date copy of the OC Spray purchaser
guide as approved by the City Manager is provided to the
purchaser before the transaction can proceed;
(b)
accurately record the following information in a form and
manner acceptable to the City Manager within 24 hours
of the transaction:
(i)
the date and time the Oleoresin Capsicum (OC)
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Spray was sold,
(ii)
a physical description of the Oleoresin Capsicum
(OC) Spray sold in the transaction, including, the
quantity sold, manufacturer, make, model, and
wherever possible, the serial number or other
identifying markings,
(iii)
the Employee who conducted the transaction,
(iv)
the full name, identification type, and one of
either the birth date or identification number
from:
(A)1 piece of valid government-issued photo
identification containing the full name,
photograph, and birth date of the person
purchasing the Oleoresin Capsicum (OC)
Spray, or
(B)2 pieces of valid identification where 1
piece is government-issued identification,
the second piece is not a debit or credit
card, and collectively both pieces contain
the full name, photograph, and birth date
of the person purchasing the Oleoresin
Capsicum (OC) Spray,
(v)
Confirmation by the Employee who conducted
the transaction that the identification provided
under (iv) appeared to match the purchaser;
(c)
not sell Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) Spray to a person
under 18 years of age;
(d)
not sell the Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) Spray where the
make, model, serial number, manufacturer's name or any
other distinguishing mark has been altered or in any way
obliterated; and
(e)
retain the record of the transaction in (a) and (b) for 2
years.
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(2)
It is a deemed condition of the Retail Sales of Oleoresin
Capsicum (OC) Spray that where Oleoresin Capsicum (OC)
Spray is available for sale, the licensee must:
(a)
secure the Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) Spray in a locked
cabinet where it is only accessible to an Employee; and
(b)
not cause or permit an Employee who is under 18 years
to conduct or approve a transaction for the sale of
Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) Spray.
(S.3, Bylaw 20801, July 04, 2024)
Pawnbroker
REGULATIONS
56
(1) It is a deemed condition of the Pawnbroker Business Category
that for every transaction where goods are received and held as
security for an advance of money, the licensee must:
(a)
accurately record the following information in a form and
manner acceptable to the City Manager within 24 hours
of the transaction:
(i)
the date and time the goods were received,
(ii)
the full name of the Employee who conducted the
transaction,
(iii)
the amount of money advanced for each of the
goods,
(iv)
a physical description of each of the goods
delivered, including, wherever possible,
manufacturer, make, model, serial number, and
any other distinguishing marks,
(v)
the full name, identification type, and
identification number from:
(A)1 piece of valid government-issued photo
identification containing the full name,
photograph, and birth date of the person
delivering the goods, or
(B)2 pieces of valid identification where 1
piece is government-issued identification,
the second piece is not a debit or credit
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card, and collectively both pieces contain
the full name, photograph, and birth date
of the person delivering the goods,
(vi)
a physical description of the person delivering the
goods including gender, eye and hair colour;
(b)
not accept any goods where the make, model, serial
number, manufacturer's name or any other distinguishing
mark has been altered or in any way obliterated;
(c)
provide a written receipt to the person delivering the
goods containing:
(i)
the name and address of the Business,
(ii)
the amount of money advanced,
(iii)
the exact date on which the money advanced is
due, and
(iv)
the interest rate charged with respect to the
advance;
(d)
require that the person delivering the goods sign the
licensee's copy of the receipt;
(e)
retain signed copies of receipts for a minimum of 2 years;
and
(f)
not accept goods from a person under 18 years of age.
(2) It is a deemed condition of the Pawnbroker Business Category
that where goods are retained and held as security for an advance
of money, the licensee:
(a)
must not alter, repair, forfeit, sell, transfer, gift, or
otherwise dispose of goods:
(i)
earlier than 45 calendar days from the date the
goods were received, or
(ii)
earlier than 60 calendar days from the date the
goods were received if directed in writing by a
Bylaw Enforcement Officer to retain the goods;
(S.19, Bylaw 20765, May 15, 2024)
(b)
may not remove or permit the removal of the goods from
the Premises, unless another location has been authorized
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by the City Manager;
(c)
must keep these goods separate and apart from all other
merchandise for the period identified in clause (2)(a); and
(d)
must identify goods with a tag or sticker sufficient to
match the goods with information recorded under clause
(1)(a).
(3) It is a deemed condition of the Pawnbroker Business Category
that in every transaction where goods received and held as
security for an advance of money are redeemed, the licensee
must record the same information upon redemption as is
required by clause (1)(a).
Public Market Organizer
REGULATIONS
57
It is a deemed condition of the Public Market Organizer
Business Category that the licensee must:
(a)
only permit vendors who hold a valid licence with the
Public Market Vendor Business Category, or vendors
who are exempt from requiring a licence under section
59 to conduct Business on the Premises; and
(b)
maintain an up-to-date list of all vendors conducting
Business on the Premises that includes:
(i)
the legal name and, if applicable, the Business
name used by the vendor,
(ii)
the Business address of the vendor,
(iii)
the Business telephone number of the vendor, and
(iv)
a general description of the type of goods sold by
the vendor at the licensee's market.
Public Market Vendor
REGULATIONS
58
It is a deemed condition of the Public Market Vendor Business
Category that the licensee must maintain an up-to-date inventory
of all goods sold by the licensee within the past 30 calendar days
that includes:
(a)
a general description of the goods,
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(b)
the date of sale,
(c)
the location of sale, and
(d)
the total amount of compensation provided by the
purchaser to the licensee for each of the goods.
(S.20, Bylaw 20765, May 15, 2024)
EXEMPTION
59
Vendors that sell goods handcrafted, designed, or cultivated by
the vendor, not including second hand goods, or industrially
produced goods; or vendors that sell food or beverages, are
exempt from requiring a licence to conduct Business at a public
market.
Residential Rental Accommodation (Short-Term)
REGULATIONS
60
It is a deemed condition of the Residential Rental
Accommodation (Short-Term) Business Category that the
licensee must:
(a)
comply with the approved Operational Plan;
(b)
make a copy of the approved Operational Plan available
to all Employees and managers;
(c)
ensure that an up-to-date copy of the information guide
for short-term residential rental accommodation guests as
approved by the City Manager is given to any person
who rents accommodation on the Premises;
(d)
post a phone number for the licensee in a location on the
Premises that is reasonably accessible to any person who
rents accommodation on the Premises; and
(e)
display the licence number on any advertisement.
UNLICENSED
BUSINESS
OPERATIONS
61
No person shall conduct any other Business in a Premises used
as a short-term residential rental accommodation unless the
person holds a licence authorizing the person to conduct that
Business.
PROSECUTIONS
62
(1) In the absence of evidence to the contrary, if an advertisement is
found offering a property as a short-term residential rental
accommodation, the Person registered in accordance with the
Land Titles Act RSA 2000, c L-4, as the owner of the property is
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deemed to have posted the advertisement, or consented to the
posting of the advertisement of the property as a short-term
residential rental accommodation.
(2) In any prosecution for an offence under this bylaw, evidence of
an advertisement for a short-term residential rental
accommodation shall be considered prima facie evidence of
Business being conducted at that property by the person
registered in accordance with the Land Titles Act RSA 2000, c
L-4 as the owner of the property.
Retail Sales (Convenience Store)
REGULATIONS
62.1 (1)
It is a deemed condition of the Retail Sales (Convenience Store)
Business Category that the Licensee must:
(a) not sell any Knife on any portion of the Premises used to
conduct Business as Retail Sales (Convenience Store);
and
(b)if the Business also has a Retail Sales (Major) or Retail
Sales (Minor) Business Category on the Licence, the
Licensee must not sell Knives on any portion of the
Premises that is used to conduct Business as a Retail
Sales (Major) or Retail Sales (Minor) unless the portion
of the Premises used to conduct business as Retail Sales
(Convenience Store) is completely enclosed and
physically separate and detached from the portion of the
Premises used for Retail Sales (Major), or Retail Sales
(Minor).
(2)
This section does not apply to the sale of basic cutlery.
(S.3, Bylaw 21012, February 04, 2025)
PROSECUTIONS
62.2 (1) In any prosecution for an offence under this bylaw, evidence of
the display of a Knife at any portion of the Premises used to
conduct Business as a Retail Sales (Convenience Store) shall be
considered prima facie evidence of the sale of Knives by the
Licensee.
(S.4, Bylaw 21012, February 04, 2025)
Second Hand Dealer
REGULATIONS
63
(1) It is a deemed condition of the Second Hand Dealer Business
Category that for every transaction where previously owned
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goods are acquired or received for resale, the licensee must:
(a)
accurately record the following information in a form and
manner acceptable to the City Manager within 24 hours
of the transaction:
(i)
the date and time the goods were received,
(ii)
the Employee who conducted the transaction,
(iii)
the amount of money paid for each of the goods,
(iv)
a physical description of each of the goods
delivered, including manufacturer, make, model,
serial number, and any other distinguishing
marks,
(v)
a physical description of the person delivering the
goods including gender, eye and hair colour,
(vi)
the full name, identification type, and
identification number from:
(A)1 piece of valid government-issued photo
identification containing the full name,
photograph, and birth date of the person
delivering the goods, or
(B)2 pieces of valid identification where 1
piece is government-issued identification,
the second piece is not a debit or credit
card, and collectively both pieces contain
the full name, photograph, and birth date
of the person delivering the goods,
(b)
not accept any goods where the make, model, serial
number, manufacturer's name or any other distinguishing
mark has been altered or in any way obliterated; and
(c)
not accept goods from a person under 18 years of age.
(2) It is a deemed condition of the Second Hand Dealer Business
Category that where goods are prepared for resale, the licensee:
(a)
must not alter, repair, forfeit, sell, transfer, gift, or
otherwise dispose of goods:
(i)
earlier than 45 calendar days from the date the
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goods were acquired or received, or
(ii)
earlier than 60 calendar days from the date the
goods were received if directed in writing by a
Bylaw Enforcement Officer to retain the goods;
(b)
must not remove or permit the removal of the goods from
the Premises, unless another location has been authorized
by the City Manager;
(c)
must keep all goods separate and apart from all other
merchandise for the period identified in clause (2)(a); and
(d)
must identify goods with a tag or sticker sufficient to
match the goods with information recorded under clause
(1)(a).
(S.21, Bylaw 20765, May 15, 2024)
EXCEPTIONS
64
The City Manager may define goods where some or all of the
provisions in this Part regulating Second Hand Dealers do not
apply.
(S.12, Bylaw 20367, April 05, 2023)
PART VI - ENFORCEMENT
OFFENCE
65
A person who contravenes this bylaw is guilty of an offence.
CONTINUING
OFFENCE
66
In the case of an offence that is of a continuing nature, a
contravention constitutes a separate offence in respect of each
day, or part of a day, on which it continues and a person guilty
of such an offence is liable to a fine for each such day.
FINES AND
PENALTIES
67
(1) A person found guilty of an offence under this bylaw is liable to
a fine in an amount not less than that established in Schedule C.
(2) Without restricting the generality of subsection (1) the
following fine amounts are established for use on Municipal
Tags and Violation Tickets if a voluntary payment option is
offered:
(a)
a fine in an amount not less than that established in
Schedule C, Part B if the Business Category is listed
under Part V and the licensee contravenes any of the
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applicable deemed conditions or regulations;
(b)
$2,000 for an offence under subsection 4(1) if the
Business is a Non-Resident; and
(c)
$5,000 for an offence under section 4(1) if the Business
is conducting Business:
(i)
under a suspended or cancelled licence;
(ii)
under a suspended or cancelled Business
Category; or
(iii)
despite their application for that licence or
Business Category being refused.
(S.13, Bylaw 20367, April 05, 2023)
(3) If a person is guilty of a subsequent offence the fine amounts
established in Schedule C are doubled.
MUNICIPAL TAG
68
(1) A Municipal Tag may be issued for any offence under this
bylaw.
(2) If a Municipal Tag is issued for an offence, the Municipal Tag
must specify the fine amount established by this bylaw for the
offence.
PAYMENT IN LIEU
OF PROSECUTION
69
A person who commits an offence may, if a Municipal Tag is
issued for the offence, pay the fine amount established by this
bylaw for the offence and if the full amount is paid on or before
the required date, the person will not be prosecuted for the
offence.
VIOLATION
TICKET
70
(1) If a Violation Ticket is issued for an offence under this bylaw,
the Violation Ticket 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.
(2) A person who commits an offence may, if a Violation Ticket is
issued specifying the fine amount established by this bylaw for
the offence, make a voluntary payment equal to the specified
fine amount.
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PROOF OF
LICENCE
71
The onus of proving that a valid and subsisting licence for a
Business exists is on the person alleging they have a Business
licence on a balance of probabilities.
PROOF OF
EXEMPTION
72
The onus of proving that a person is exempt from any
requirement of this bylaw is on the person alleging the
exemption on a balance of probabilities.
ENGAGING IN OR
CONDUCTING
BUSINESS
73
In a prosecution for a contravention of this bylaw for engaging
in or conducting Business without a licence, proof of 1
transaction in the Business or that the Business has been
advertised is sufficient to establish that a person is engaged in
or conducting Business.
CERTIFIED COPY
OF RECORD
74
A copy of a record of the City, certified by the City Manager as
a true copy of the original, will be admitted in evidence as
prima facie proof of the facts stated in the record without proof
of the appointment or signature of the person signing it.
OBSTRUCTION
75
A person must not obstruct or hinder the City Manager or any
Bylaw Enforcement Officer in the exercise or performance of
their powers under this bylaw.
INSPECTIONS
75.1
A Licensee shall permit a Bylaw Enforcement Officer to enter
and inspect any Business Premises for the purpose of
determining compliance with this bylaw.
(S.5, Bylaw 21012, February 04, 2025)
VICARIOUS
LIABILITY
76
For the purposes of this bylaw, an act or omission by an
Employee or agent of a person is deemed to be an act or
omission of the person if the act or omission occurred in the
course of the Employee's employment or agency relationship
with the person.
CORPORATIONS
AND
PARTNERSHIPS
77
(1) If a corporation or Corporate Applicant commits an offence
under this bylaw, every principal, director, partner, manager,
officer, Employee, or agent of the corporation or Corporate
Applicant who authorized, assented to, acquiesced, or
participated in the act or omission that constitutes the offence is
guilty of the offence whether or not the corporation or
Corporate Applicant has been prosecuted for the offence.
(2) If a partner in a partnership is guilty of an offence under this
bylaw, each partner in that partnership who authorized, assented
to, acquiesced, or participated in the act or omission that
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constitutes the offence is guilty of the offence whether or not
the partnership or any other partner has been prosecuted for the
offence.
REPEAL
78
The Business Licence Bylaw 13138, is repealed.
COMING INTO
FORCE
79
This bylaw comes into force on May 15, 2024.
(S.26, Bylaw 20765, May 15, 2024).
TRANSITIONAL
PROVISION
80
Deleted
(S.22, Bylaw 20765, May 15, 2024)
CONSEQUENTIAL
AMENDMENTS
81
(1) Bylaw 13145, Animal Licensing and Control Bylaw, is
amended by deleting and replacing section 28(2) with:
(2) Where applicable, the provisions of Bylaw 20002,
the Business Licence Bylaw, concerning the process of
obtaining or removing a licence, including the
provisions regarding any appeal apply to a Licence
required by this section.
(2) Bylaw 13145, Animal Licensing and Control Bylaw, is
amended by deleting and replacing section 29(3) with:
(3) This section does not apply:
(a) in the case of Dogs, Nuisance Dogs,
Restricted Dogs, or Cats under the age of six
months;
(b) if the person has a valid business licence to
operate an Animal Breeding and Boarding
Facility under Bylaw 20002, the Business
Licence Bylaw;
(c) to the Edmonton Humane Society or any
veterinary clinic or hospital, or
(d) in the case of premises with a municipal
address in the City on land zoned AG, AGU, or
AGI.
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(3) Bylaw 14614, Public Places Bylaw, is amended by deleting and
replacing section 11(e) with:
(e) "electronic cigarettes retailer" means a fully enclosed
premises where the sole function of the premises is the
sale of electronic cigarettes and electronic cigarette
products, and for which a valid City business licence has
been issued pursuant to Bylaw 20002, Business Licence
Bylaw;
(4) Bylaw 19003, Community Standards and Licence Appeal
Committee Bylaw, is amended by deleting and replacing section
2(e) with:
(e) "licensing decision" means a decision of the City
Manager to refuse, cancel, suspend, or impose
conditions on a licence issued pursuant to the City's:
(i) Animal Licensing and Control Bylaw, Bylaw
13145;
(ii) Business Licence Bylaw, Bylaw 20002; or
(iii) Vehicle for Hire Bylaw, Bylaw 17400.
(5) Bylaw 19003, Community Standards and Licence Appeal
Committee Bylaw, is amended by deleting section 15(1).
(6) Bylaw 19166, Electronic Dance Music Event Bylaw, is
amended by deleting and replacing section 5(c) with:
(c) proof of a valid Event Production licence issued
pursuant to the City's Business Licence Bylaw, Bylaw
20002;
(7) Bylaw 19166, Electronic Dance Music Event Bylaw, is
amended by deleting section 25.
(NOTE: Consolidation made under Section 69 of the Municipal Government Act, R.S.A.
2000, c.M-26 and Bylaw 16620 Section 16, and printed under the City Manager's authority)
Bylaw 20002, passed by Council August 16, 2021
Amendments:
Bylaw 20367, April 05, 2023
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Bylaw 20374, April 05, 2023
Bylaw 20765, May 15, 2024
Bylaw 20803, June 11, 2024
Bylaw 20801, July 04, 2024
Bylaw 20909, October 22, 2024
Bylaw 21012, February 04, 2025
Bylaw 20700, May 12, 2025
Bylaw 21161, July 02, 2025
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SCHEDULE A - BUSINESS LICENCE CATEGORIES
Under section 4(2), a Business licence must include all Business Categories that correspond with a Business'
activities.
Business Category
Description
Administration Office /
Professional Service
A Premises used exclusively to manage a Business' own day-to-day
administrative tasks, or a Business that uses specialized experience or
training to provide technical, creative, or expert advice and services.
Does not include Construction, Contracting, and Labour Service; Event
Production; Financial Service; or Independent Laboratory.
Adult Service
A Business that creates erotic videos, or provides entertainment or
amenities on the Premises that are designed to appeal to erotic or sexual
appetites or inclinations. Does not include an Erotic Entertainment
Venue, Body Rub Centre, Escort Agency, or Retail Sales.
After Hours Dance Club
A Business that operates a Premises with dancing to live or recorded
music between the hours of 2:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m.
Alcohol Sales
(Consumption Off-Premises)
A Business that sells, provides, imports, exports, or distributes alcoholic
beverages for consumption off the Premises. Does not include the
delivery or transport of alcoholic beverages by a third party, or the
production of alcoholic beverages.
Alcohol Sales
(Consumption On-Premises /
Minors Allowed)
A Business that sells or provides alcoholic beverages for consumption on
the Premises, where minors are allowed in all areas of the Premises
during all hours of operation. Does not include the production of
alcoholic beverages.
Alcohol Sales
(Consumption On-Premises /
Minors Prohibited)
A Business that sells or provides alcoholic beverages for consumption on
the Premises where minors are prohibited from at least some portion of
the Premises during some portion of the hours of operation. Does not
include the production of alcoholic beverages.
Amusement Establishment
A Business with table or electronic games on the Premises. Does not
include a Bingo / Casino, video lottery terminals (VLTs), or off-track
betting terminals.
Animal Breeding and Boarding
Facility
A Business that keeps domestic or non-domestic live animals or
livestock on the Premises for breeding, boarding, sale, shipment,
inspection, appraisal, agriculture, training, rescue, adoption, or any other
purpose.
Auction
A Business that hosts an auction to sell goods, including a motor vehicle
auction.
Business Category
Description
Bingo / Casino
A Business that operates a gambling or gaming Premises that is licensed,
or required to be licensed by the Province of Alberta, including a bingo
hall or casino. Does not include an Amusement Establishment, video
lottery terminals (VLTs), or off-track betting terminals.
Body Rub Centre
A Business where members of the general public attend, or are invited to
attend, a Premises to receive the physical external manipulation of the
soft tissues of the human body, including any manipulation of an adult or
erotic nature. Does not include a Health Enhancement Centre
(Accredited).
Body Rub Practitioner
A person who administers, or offers to administer physical external
manipulation of the soft tissues of the human body, including any
manipulation of an adult or erotic nature. Does not include a Health
Enhancement Practitioner (Accredited).
Cannabis Cultivation Facility
A Business that grows and harvests material, including seeds or
seedlings, from Cannabis plants on the Premises.
Cannabis Processing Facility
A Business that processes, manufactures, packages, or labels Cannabis
products on the Premises.
Cannabis Retail Sales
A Business that sells, or offers to sell Cannabis to consumers on the
Premises. May also include the sale of Cannabis Accessories.
Carnival / Amusement Park
A Business that operates a variety of amusement rides, midway games,
exhibits, or live shows on a Premises.
Commercial School
A Business that provides training, examination, skill assessment, or
instruction in a trade, skill, service, or body of knowledge, for the
financial gain of the Business. Does not include a Participant Recreation
Service, or practical learning activities where students provide, or offer
services to the general public for a fee.
Construction, Contracting, and
Labour Service
A Business that performs, provides, or manages work, and may supply
related materials in relation to the construction, assembly, demolition,
inspection, cleaning, or maintenance of residential or commercial
buildings, land, structures, infrastructure, or electrical or mechanical
systems.
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Business Category
Description
Delivery and Logistic Service
A Business that provides, or arranges for pick-up, transportation, and
delivery of goods. Does not include Designated Driver Service, or
movement of goods purchased or sold by that Business.
Designated Driver Service
A Business that drives a customer's private vehicle to a location
specified by the customer, within a local distance, usually with the
customer as a passenger. Does not include passenger transportation in a
vehicle supplied by the Business, or Delivery and Logistic Service.
Erotic Entertainer
A person who provides nude or semi-nude performances or appearances
intended to appeal to erotic or sexual appetites or inclinations.
Erotic Entertainment Agency
A Business that employs, or acts for, or on behalf of an Erotic
Entertainer. Does not include an Erotic Entertainment Venue.
Erotic Entertainment Venue
A Business that features live nude or semi-nude performances or
appearances on the Premises that are intended to appeal to erotic or
sexual appetites or inclinations.
Escort
A person who acts as a date or provides personal companionship for a
limited period of time.
Escort Agency
A Business that arranges an introduction between an Escort and another
person.
Escort Agency
(Independent)
A person who arranges with, and acts as a date or personal companion
for another person for a limited period of time, but does not arrange
introductions for other Escorts.
Event Production
A Business that advertises, promotes, sells tickets for, or operates an
electronic dance music event as defined in the Electronic Dance Music
Event Bylaw, Bylaw 19166.
Exhibition Hall
A Business that provides facilities on the Premises for meetings,
conferences, sales, seminars, weddings, parties, or other gatherings on a
temporary basis.
Farmers' Market
A Business that organizes a market approved as an Alberta Approved
Farmers' Market in accordance with the Public Health Act (Alberta),
Food Regulation. A Licence for a Farmers' Market is a valid Licence for
vendors operating on the Premises and within the Farmers' Market while
the Farmers' Market is in operation.
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Business Category
Description
Financial Service
A Business that provides financial assistance, products, advice, or
services. Does not include a Pawnbroker, financing for goods sold by the
same Business, or financing for other services provided by the same
Business.
Firearm and Ammunition Sales,
Service, and Manufacturing
A Business that sells, rents, purchases, manufactures, imports, exports,
repairs, alters, cleans, or provides facilities for, or instruction in the use
of firearms or ammunition.
Food Processing / Catering Service
A Business that provides facilities on the Premises for preparing food or
beverages; or that prepares, manufactures, packages, labels, or stores
food or beverages on the Premises for sale, distribution, or service off the
Premises. Does not include a restaurant, food truck, or food cart.
Food Truck / Food Cart
A Business that sells prepared or packaged food or beverages directly to
consumers from place to place, or from a temporary location where the
public has an expected right of access.
Funeral, Cremation, and Cemetery
Service
A Business that prepares the deceased for burial, reduces the human
body by heat, keeps or transports human remains, or holds associated
services. Does not include services related to deceased animals.
General Business
A Business not otherwise specified by another Business Category in this
Schedule.
Health Enhancement Centre
(Accredited)
A Business with a Premises where members of the general public attend,
are invited to attend, or through which they may arrange an appointment
to receive, for the purposes of health and wellness, physical external
manipulation of the soft tissues of the human body from an accredited
professional. Does not include a Body Rub Centre.
Health Enhancement Centre
(Accredited / Independent)
A person who is an accredited professional, who, for the purposes of
health and wellness, administers physical external manipulation of the
soft tissues of the human body, and who provides a Premises where
members of the general public attend, are invited to attend, or through
which they may arrange an appointment. Does not include a Body Rub
Centre, a Body Rub Practitioner, or a Business where massage services
are provided by any other person.
Health Enhancement Practitioner
(Accredited)
A person who is an accredited professional, and who, for the purposes of
health and wellness, administers physical external manipulation of the
soft tissues of the human body. Does not include a Body Rub
Practitioner.
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Business Category
Description
Hotel / Motel
A Business that offers temporary lodging on the Premises. Does not
include lodging in a private dwelling or other residential property.
Independent Laboratory
A Business with a private facility on the Premises used for scientific
research and testing, including the storage, maintenance, and disposal of
live or inanimate specimens and samples. Does not include a facility that
is for the exclusive, internal use of a Business. Examples may include
research and testing facilities for medical, environmental, safety, product
quality, structural, technology, or food purposes.
Industrial Equipment Sales, Rental,
and Repair
A Business that sells, rents, repairs, or provides other services related to
heavy equipment, machinery, or motor vehicles designed primarily for
construction, maintenance, land clearing, ditching, or other industrial
purposes. Does not include services related to vehicles designed
primarily for the transportation of persons or goods.
Light Duty Repair Service
A Business that repairs, maintains, or services computers, electronics,
small engines or machines, appliances, motorized or non-motorized
bicycles, or similar electrical and mechanical items.
Manufacturer
A Business that builds, fabricates, assembles, disassembles, produces,
packages, or processes materials or goods, including the wholesale sale
or storage of its manufactured goods on the Premises. Does not include a
Scrap Metal Dealer and Recycler, Food Processing / Catering Service,
Cannabis Cultivation Facility, Cannabis Processing Facility, or a
manufacturer of firearms or ammunition.
Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) Spray
Sales
A Business that sells Oleoresin Capscium (OC) Spray, which is any type
of aerosol capsaicin or capsaicinoid spray used to deter bears, commonly
known as bear repellent, or bear deterrent spray, to consumers or end
users.
Participant Recreation Service
A Business that provides facilities or opportunities for the general public
to participate in indoor or outdoor sports or active recreation, where
spectators are generally incidental.
Pawnbroker
A Business that receives and holds goods as security in exchange for an
advance of money. Does not include goods acquired primarily for resale
purposes; or vehicles, firearms, or ammunition.
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Business Category
Description
Personal Service
A Business that provides services related to the cleaning or repair of
personal effects, or the care and appearance of the body, including
massage of the head, hands, and feet; and massage provided as part of an
aesthetic service. Does not include any other physical external
manipulation of the soft tissues of the human body by a person.
Public Market Organizer
A Business that organizes a market and provides stalls, tables, or spaces
on the Premises to vendors for displaying, offering, or selling goods to
the general public. Does not include an Alberta Approved Farmers'
Market.
Public Market Vendor
A Business that obtains a stall, table, or space from a Public Market
Organizer to use for displaying, offering, or selling goods to the general
public. Does not include a Food Truck / Food Cart, or Travelling or
Temporary Sales.
Residential Rental Accommodation
(Long-Term)
A Business that provides lodging where persons may rent all, or part of a
residential property for 31 consecutive days or more, including
retirement or assisted living facilities and lodging houses.
Residential Rental Accommodation
(Short-Term)
A Business that provides temporary lodging on a Premises where persons
may rent all, or part of a residential property for 30 consecutive days or
less, including bed and breakfasts, and lodging arranged through
home-sharing services.
Restaurant or Food Service
A Business that sells prepared food or non-alcoholic beverages ready for
immediate consumption on, or off the Premises. Does not include Food
Truck / Food Cart, or Food Processing / Catering Service.
Retail Sales (Convenience Store)
A Business that sells new goods to consumers where the portion of the
Premises used to conduct Business as a convenience store is typically
350 square metres or less, and where a limited selection of fast-moving
consumer goods are sold - such as packaged grocery and snack food
items, confectionary, beverages, over-the-counter medication, toiletries,
paper goods, smoking accessories, small household items, everyday or
emergency items, print media, or cellular phone accessories. Commonly
combined with Tobacco and Vaping Product Sales, or Vehicle Wash /
Fuelling Station. Does not include wholesalers, or the sale of rental
vehicles,
industrial
equipment,
second
hand
goods,
firearms,
ammunition, oleoresin capsicum (OC) spray, Cannabis, or alcohol.
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Business Category
Description
Retail Sales
(Major)
A Business that sells new goods or rents items to consumers or end users,
and has a total space of 600 square metres or more, or has an occupancy
load of 61 persons or more, or stores flammable or hazardous materials
on the Premises. Does not include wholesalers, or the sale or rental of
vehicles, industrial equipment, second hand goods, firearms,
ammunition, oleoresin capsicum (OC) spray, tobacco, vaping products,
Cannabis, or alcohol.
Retail Sales
(Minor)
A Business that sells new goods or rents items to consumers or end users,
and has a total space of less than 600 square metres, and has an
occupancy load of 60 persons or less, and does not store flammable or
hazardous materials on the Premises. Does not include wholesalers, or
the sale or rental of vehicles, industrial equipment, second hand goods,
firearms, ammunition, oleoresin capsicum (OC) spray, tobacco, vaping
products, Cannabis, or alcohol.
Scrap Metal Dealer and Recycler
A Business that purchases, collects, receives, stores, or processes scrap
metal, scrapped or wrecked motor vehicles or vehicle parts, material
from demolished buildings or structures, and other salvage material for
the purpose of resale. Does not include bottle depots.
Second Hand Dealer
A Business that purchases or receives previously-owned goods, including
precious and semi-precious metals and gemstones, for the purpose of
resale. Does not include the sale or purchase of vehicles, firearms, or
ammunition; goods held as security in exchange for an advance of
money; or the sale of goods by auction or at a market.
Spectator Entertainment
A Business that shows motion pictures on the Premises, or offers or hosts
live theatre, music, or dance performances; sporting events; or similar
spectator events on the Premises.
Tobacco and Vaping Product Sales
A Business that sells tobacco products or vaping products. Does not
include Cannabis Retail Sales or Mobile Services.
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Business Category
Description
Travelling or Temporary Sales
A Business that sells goods or services directly to consumers from place
to place, from a temporary location where the public has an expected
right of access, from a vending machine, or at a consumer's place of
residence. Does not include Administration Office / Professional
Service; Auction; Cannabis Retail Sales; Construction, Contracting, and
Labour Service; Financial Service; Food Truck / Food Cart; Pawnbroker;
Public Market Vendor; Scrap Metal Dealer and Recycler; Second Hand
Dealer; Tobacco and Vaping Product Sales; the sale, rental, maintenance,
or repair of vehicles, industrial equipment, oleoresin capsicum (OC)
spray, or firearms; massage services; personal services related to the care
or appearance of the body; or services of an erotic or sexual nature.
Vehicle Repair, Maintenance, and
Modification
A Business that repairs, rebuilds, restores, maintains, inspects, cleans,
modifies, or customizes motorized or non-motorized vehicles, including
private passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, off-highway vehicles,
recreational vehicles, motorcycles, boats, and trailers. Does not include
services related to bicycles, e-bikes, e-scooters, small engines, or
Industrial Equipment Sales, Rental, and Repair,
Vehicle Sales and Rental
A Business that sells or rents new or previously-owned motorized or
non-motorized vehicles, including private passenger vehicles,
commercial vehicles, off-highway vehicles, recreational vehicles,
motorcycles, boats, and trailers. Does not include bicycles, e-bikes,
e-scooters, Industrial Equipment Sales, Rental, and Repair; the sale of
less than 5 previously-owned vehicles per calendar year, or vehicle
auctions.
Vehicle Wash / Fueling Station
A Business that provides automatic or self-serve vehicle washing
facilities; sells gasoline, propane, or any motor vehicle fuel products; or
provides electric vehicle charging facilities on the Premises. Does not
include vehicle detailing, maintenance, or repair.
Wholesale, Warehouse, and
Storage
A Business that sells or distributes commodities to other Businesses or
institutions for use or resale, or receives and stores goods for eventual
sale or distribution, or provides storage services or facilities to third
parties. Does not include vehicle wholesalers, industrial equipment
wholesalers, or the sale or storage of food, beverages, firearms,
ammunition, oleoresin capsicum (OC) spray, or goods manufactured on
the Premises.
(S.14-16, Bylaw 20367, April 05, 2023)
(S.5-6, Bylaw 20374, April 05, 2023)
Bylaw 20002 - Page 53
(S.23, Bylaw 20765, May 15, 2024)
(S.4-7, Bylaw 20801, July 04, 2024)
(S.6, Bylaw 21012, February 04, 2025)
Bylaw 20002 - Page 54
SCHEDULE B - APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
Part A: Acronyms
AGLC
Alberta Gaming, Liquor, and Cannabis
Deleted Deleted
AHS
Alberta Health Services
NC
No Charge
EPS
Edmonton Police Service
Part B: Requirements by Business Category
The following Business licence application requirements are in addition to the general requirements outlined in
section 6. The City Manager may require additional consultations and notifications in accordance with sections 11
and 12 Deleted.
Fees for each Tier are determined by the City Manager. If multiple Business Categories apply, the Business Category
with the highest Tier determines the Licence Fee.
Business Category
Tier
Consultation
Notification
Other Requirements
Administration Office /
Professional Service
3
- Proof of provincial Business licence
if required by the Consumer
Protection Act (Alberta)
Adult Service
4
- EPS
Deleted
- AHS
- Police information check
- Proof the licensee is 18 years of age
or older (not required for Corporate
Applicants)
After Hours Dance Club
5
- EPS
Deleted
- AHS
- Operational Plan (noise mitigation
plan, patron management plan,
security plan, and medical / safety
plan)
- Police information check
Alcohol Sales
(Consumption
Off-Premises)
3
Deleted
- AGLC
- AHS
- Proof the licensee is 18 years of age
or older (not required for Corporate
Applicants)
Alcohol Sales
(Consumption
On-Premises / Minors
Allowed)
3
Deleted
- AGLC
- AHS
- Proof the licensee is 18 years of age
or older (not required for Corporate
Applicants)
Business Category
Tier
Consultation
Notification
Other Requirements
Alcohol Sales
(Consumption
On-Premises / Minors
Prohibited)
5
- EPS
Deleted
- AGLC
- AHS
- Operational Plan (noise mitigation
plan, patron management plan,
security plan, and medical / safety
plan)
- Police information check
- Proof the licensee is 18 years of age
or older (not required for Corporate
Applicants)
Amusement Establishment
3
Deleted
Animal Breeding and
Boarding Facility
3
Deleted
Auction
3
Deleted
- Proof of provincial Business licence
if required by the Consumer
Protection Act (Alberta)
Bingo / Casino
3
Deleted
- AGLC
- AHS
- Proof the licensee is 18 years of age
or older (not required for Corporate
Applicants)
Body Rub Centre
5
- EPS
Deleted
- AHS
- List of names, telephone numbers,
websites, and email addresses used to
advertise or promote the licensee
- Operational Plan (patron management
plan, security plan)
- Police information check
- Proof the licensee is 18 years of age
or older (not required for Corporate
Applicants)
Bylaw 20002 - Page 56
Business Category
Tier
Consultation
Notification
Other Requirements
Body Rub Practitioner
NC
- EPS
- Completion of the Business Licence
Information Course
- List of affiliated body rub centres
- List of aliases or pseudonyms used by
the licensee
- List of names, telephone numbers,
websites, and email addresses used to
advertise or promote the licensee
- Photograph of the licensee in a form
acceptable to the City Manager
- Police information check
- Proof the licensee is 18 years of age
or older
- Valid government-issued photo
identification
Cannabis Cultivation
Facility
4
Deleted
- EPS
- Proof of federal Cannabis Cultivation
licence
Cannabis Processing
Facility
4
Deleted
- AHS
- EPS
- Proof of federal Cannabis Processing
licence
Cannabis Retail Sales
3
Deleted
- AGLC
- EPS
Carnival / Amusement
Park
3
Deleted
- AHS
Commercial School
3
Deleted
Construction, Contracting,
and Labour Service
3
Deleted
- Proof of provincial Business licence
if required by the Consumer
Protection Act (Alberta)
Delivery and Logistic
Service
3
Designated Driver Service
3
Bylaw 20002 - Page 57
Business Category
Tier
Consultation
Notification
Other Requirements
Erotic Entertainer
NC
- EPS
- AHS
- List of affiliated erotic entertainment
agencies and venues
- List of aliases or pseudonyms used by
the licensee
- List of names, telephone numbers,
websites, and email addresses used to
advertise or promote the licensee
- Photograph of the licensee in a form
acceptable to the City Manager
- Police information check
- Proof the licensee is 18 years of age
or older
- Valid government-issued photo
identification
Erotic Entertainment
Agency
4
- EPS
- List of names, telephone numbers,
websites, and email addresses used to
advertise or promote the licensee
- Police information check
- Proof the licensee is 18 years of age
or older (not required for Corporate
Applicants)
Erotic Entertainment
Venue
4
- EPS
Deleted
- AHS
- Police information check
- Proof the licensee is 18 years of age
or older (not required for Corporate
Applicants)
Escort
NC
- EPS
- AHS
- Completion of the Business Licence
Information Course
- List of affiliated escort agencies
- List of aliases or pseudonyms used by
the licensee
- List of names, telephone numbers,
websites, and email addresses used to
advertise or promote the licensee
- Photograph of the licensee in a form
acceptable to the City Manager
- Police information check
- Proof the licensee is 18 years of age
or older
- Valid government-issued photo
identification
Bylaw 20002 - Page 58
Business Category
Tier
Consultation
Notification
Other Requirements
Escort Agency
4
- EPS
- AHS
- List of names, telephone numbers,
websites, and email addresses used to
advertise or promote the licensee
- Police information check
- Proof the licensee is 18 years of age
or older (not required for Corporate
Applicants)
Escort Agency
(Independent)
NC
- EPS
- AHS
- Completion of the Business Licence
Information Course
- List of aliases or pseudonyms used by
the licensee
- List of names, telephone numbers,
websites, and email addresses used to
advertise or promote the licensee
- Photograph of the licensee in a form
acceptable to the City Manager
- Police information check
- Proof the licensee is 18 years of age
or older
- Valid government-issued photo
identification
Event Production
3
Exhibition Hall
3
Deleted
Farmers' Market
2
Deleted
- Proof of membership in the Alberta
Approved Farmers' Market program
Financial Service
3
- Proof of provincial Business licence
if required by the Consumer
Protection Act (Alberta)
Firearm and Ammunition
Sales, Service, and
Manufacturing
3
Deleted
- EPS
- Proof the licensee is 18 years of age
or older (not required for Corporate
Applicants)
Food Processing / Catering
Service
3
Deleted
- AGLC *
- AHS
* Notification to AGLC is only required
for Businesses where alcoholic
beverages or food products infused
with alcohol are manufactured,
prepared, packaged, or labeled on the
Premises.
Bylaw 20002 - Page 59
Business Category
Tier
Consultation
Notification
Other Requirements
Food Truck / Food Cart
2
- AHS
Deleted
Funeral, Cremation, and
Cemetery Service
3
Deleted
- AHS
General Business
3
Health Enhancement
Centre
(Accredited)
3
Deleted
- AHS
Health Enhancement
Centre
(Accredited / Independent)
3
Deleted
- AHS
- Photograph of the licensee in a form
acceptable to the City Manager
- Proof of active membership in good
standing with a massage therapy
association recognized by the City
Manager
- Valid government-issued photo
identification
Health Enhancement
Practitioner
(Accredited)
2
- List of affiliated health enhancement
centres
- Photograph of the licensee in a form
acceptable to the City Manager
- Proof of active membership in good
standing with a massage therapy
association recognized by the City
Manager
- Valid government-issued photo
identification
Hotel / Motel
3
Deleted
- AHS
Independent Laboratory
3
Deleted
- AHS
Industrial Equipment Sales,
Rental, and Repair
3
Deleted
- Proof of provincial Business licence
if required by the Alberta Motor
Vehicle Industry Council
Light Duty Repair Service
3
Deleted
Manufacturer
3
Deleted
Bylaw 20002 - Page 60
Business Category
Tier
Consultation
Notification
Other Requirements
Oleoresin Capsicum (OC)
Spray Sales
3
- EPS
Participant Recreation
Service
3
Deleted
- AHS
Pawnbroker
4
- EPS
Deleted
- Police information check
- Proof of provincial Business licence
if required by the Consumer
Protection Act (Alberta)
Personal Service
3
Deleted
- AHS
Public Market Organizer
2
Deleted
- AHS
- EPS
Public Market Vendor
1
Residential Rental
Accommodation
(Long-Term)
3
Deleted
- AHS
Residential Rental
Accommodation
(Short-Term)
2
- AHS
- Operational Plan (guest and property
management plan)
Restaurant or Food Service
3
Deleted
- AHS
Retail Sales (Convenience
Store)
3
Deleted
- EPS
Retail Sales
(Major)
3
Deleted
Retail Sales
(Minor)
3
Deleted
Scrap Metal Dealer and
Recycler
3
Deleted
- EPS
- Proof of provincial Business licence
if required by the Alberta Motor
Vehicle Industry Council
Second Hand Dealer
4
- EPS
Deleted
- Police information check
Bylaw 20002 - Page 61
Business Category
Tier
Consultation
Notification
Other Requirements
Spectator Entertainment
3
Deleted
Tobacco and Vaping
Product Sales
3
- Health
Canada
- AHS
Travelling or Temporary
Sales (Renewable 1 or
2-year licence)
2
- Proof of provincial Business licence
if required by the Consumer
Protection Act (Alberta)
Travelling or Temporary
Sales (Non-renewable
licence for up to 10
consecutive days)
1
- Proof of provincial Business licence
if required by the Consumer
Protection Act (Alberta)
Vehicle Repair,
Maintenance, and
Modification
3
Deleted
- Proof of provincial Business licence
if required by the Alberta Motor
Vehicle Industry Council
Vehicle Sales and Rental
3
Deleted
- Proof of provincial Business licence
if required by the Alberta Motor
Vehicle Industry Council
Vehicle Wash / Fueling
Station
3
Deleted
Wholesale, Warehouse, and
Storage
3
Deleted
(S.17-19, Bylaw 20367, April 05, 2023)
(S.7, Bylaw 20374, April 05, 2023)
(S.23, Bylaw 20765, May 15, 2024)
(S.8, Bylaw 20801, July 04, 2024)
(S. 7, Bylaw 21012, February 04, 2025)
(S.96 (5) (a), Bylaw 20700, May 12, 2025)
(S.3 (a-d), Bylaw 21161, July 02, 2025)
Bylaw 20002 - Page 62
SCHEDULE C - OFFENCES AND PENALTIES
Under subsection 67(3) of the bylaw, the fines in this schedule are doubled for subsequent offences.
Part A - General Offences and Penalties
Offence
Bylaw Section
Fine
Comments
Conduct Business without a valid
Business licence.
4(1)
$500
Default
$1,000
Body Rub Practitioner, Escort, Escort
Agency (Independent), or Erotic
Entertainer
$2,000
Non-Resident
$5,000
Conduct Business with a suspended
or cancelled licence or category
$5,000
Conduct Business despite licence or
category refusal
Conduct Business without a required
Business Category.
4(2)
$500
Conduct Business at an unapproved
location.
4(3)
$500
Fail to provide a required police
information check.
9(1)
$1,000
Contravene a condition imposed on a
licence by the City Manager.
29(1)
$2,000
Fail to have copy of conditions available
on Premises
29(2)
$2,000
Fail to notify the City Manager of
changes to a licence.
31
$1000
Fail to properly post or produce a
Business licence.
32
$500
Post Business signage that does not match
information provided to the City
Manager.
33
$500
Fail to produce records when requested
by a Bylaw Enforcement Officer.
34
$500
Obstruction
75
$1,000
SCHEDULE C - OFFENCES AND PENALTIES
Part B - Offences and Penalties by Business Category
Offence
Bylaw Section
Fine
Adult Service
Allow a person under 18 years of age on the Premises.
35
$5,000
After-Hours Dance Club
Fail to comply with the approved Operational Plan.
36(a)
$250
Fail to keep a copy of the approved Operational Plan on the Premises and
available to Employees and managers.
36(b)
$500
Fail to refuse entry to, or remove from the Premises a suspicious or disorderly
patron.
36(c)
$2,000
Fail to report criminal activities to the Edmonton Police Service.
36(d)
$5,000
Fail to provide patrons to an unrestricted supply of drinking water.
36(e)
$1,000
Fail to provide patrons with unrestricted access to an indoor cool-off area.
36(f)
$1,000
Allow alcohol on the Premises.
36(g)
$2,000
Conduct business next to, or connected to an event with alcohol service.
36(h)
$2,000
Alcohol Sales (Consumption on Premises / Minors Prohibited)
Fail to comply with the approved Operational Plan.
37(a)
$250
Fail to keep a copy of the approved Operational Plan on the Premises and
available to Employees and managers.
37(b)
$500
Fail to refuse entry to, or remove from the Premises a suspicious or disorderly
patron.
37(c)
$2,000
Fail to report criminal activities to the Edmonton Police Service.
37(d)
$5,000
Fail to maintain an incident log on the Premises.
37(e)
$1,000
Fail to ensure a visual means of identifying Employees.
37(f)
$1,000
Body Rub Centre
Bylaw 20002 - Page 64
SCHEDULE C - OFFENCES AND PENALTIES
Offence
Bylaw Section
Fine
Allow a person who does not hold a valid Body Rub Practitioner licence to
conduct Business on the Premises.
38(a)
$2,000
Fail to keep a list of all persons employed or conducting Business on the Premises.
38(b)
$1,000
Fail to provide the City Manager with the names, telephone numbers, websites,
and email addresses used to promote the Business.
38(c)
$1,000
Fail to display the licence number on an advertisement.
38(d)
$1,000
Fail to comply with the approved Operational Plan.
38(e)
$250
Fail to keep a copy of the approved Operational Plan on the Premises and
available to Employees and managers.
38(f)
$500
Fail to ensure a minimum of 2 Employees are on the Premises. Fail to ensure a
manager or other person in care and control is on the Premises.
38(g)
$2,000
Fail to use an open sign.
38(h)
$1,000
Fail to allow a Bylaw Enforcement Officer to access the Premises.
38(i)
$1,000
Allow entry to the Premises between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.
38(j)
$2,000
Allow a customer to remain on the Premises between 12:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m.
38(k)
$2,000
Provide services to a customer off the Premises.
38(l)
$1,000
Allow a person under 18 years of age on the Premises.
38(m)
$5,000
Fail to prominently display the information poster approved by the City Manager.
38(n)
$1,000
Fail to refuse entry to, or remove from the Premises a suspicious or disorderly
patron.
38(o)
$2,000
Allow alcohol or illicit drugs on the Premises.
38(p)
$2,000
Body Rub Practitioner
Fail to provide the City Manager with the names, telephone numbers, websites,
and email addresses used to promote the Business.
40(a)
$1,000
Fail to display the licence number on an advertisement.
40(b)
$1,000
Fail to notify the City Manager of changes to affiliated Body Rub Centres.
40(c)
$1,000
Fail to verify the age of any customer who appears to be under 25 years of age.
40(d)
$2,000
Bylaw 20002 - Page 65
SCHEDULE C - OFFENCES AND PENALTIES
Offence
Bylaw Section
Fine
Conduct Business at a location other than a licensed Body Rub Centre.
40(e)
$1,000
Cannabis Retail Sales
Deleted
Deleted
Deleted
Fail to verify the age of any customer who appears to be under 40 years of age.
42(b)
$1,000
Fail to refuse entry to, or refuse the sale of Cannabis to persons who do not
provide proof of legal age.
42(c)
$5,000
Designated Driver Service
Fail to obtain police information check from employee
42.1(a)
$2,000
Permit employee to act as designated driver without police information check
42.1(b)
$2,000
Permit employee to act as designated driver with listed conviction
42.1(c)
$2,000
Fail to obtain updated documentation from employee until charges resolved
42.1(d)
$2,000
Erotic Entertainer
Fail to provide the City Manager with the names, telephone numbers, websites,
and email addresses used to promote the Business.
46(a)
$1,000
Fail to display the licence number on an advertisement.
46(b)
$1,000
Offer or provide services to a person under 18 years of age.
46(c)
$5,000
Erotic Entertainment Agency
Employ or represent an Erotic Entertainer who does not hold a valid Erotic
Entertainer licence.
47(a)
$2,000
Fail to verify the age of any customer who appears to be under 25 years of age.
47(b)
$2,000
Fail to keep a list of Erotic Entertainers employed or represented by the licensee.
47(c)
$1,000
Erotic Entertainment Venue
Allow nude or semi-nude performances on the Premises by a person other than a
licensed Erotic Entertainer.
48(a)
$2,000
Fail to keep a list of Erotic Entertainers performing on the Premises.
48(b)
$1,000
Fail to maintain a written work log.
48(c)
$1,000
Bylaw 20002 - Page 66
SCHEDULE C - OFFENCES AND PENALTIES
Offence
Bylaw Section
Fine
Allow a person under 18 years of age on the Premises.
48(d)
$5,000
Escort
Fail to provide the City Manager with the names, telephone numbers, websites,
and email addresses used to promote the Business.
43(a)
$1,000
Fail to display the licence number on an advertisement.
43(b)
$1,000
Fail to verify the age of any customer who appears to be under 25 years of age.
43(c)
$2,000
Conduct Business through an introduction that was not provided by a licensed
Escort Agency.
43(d)
$1,000
Conduct Business on the Premises of an Escort Agency.
43(e)
$1,000
Escort Agency
Provide introduction services for someone other than a licensed Escort.
44(a)
$2,000
Fail to keep a list of Escorts for whom introduction services are provided.
44(b)
$1,000
Fail to provide the City Manager with the names, telephone numbers, websites,
and email addresses used to promote the Business.
44(c)
$1,000
Fail to display the licence number on an advertisement.
44(d)
$1,000
Fail to maintain a written work log.
44(e)
$1,000
Allow an Escort to conduct Business on the Premises.
44(f)
$1,000
Fail to verify the age of any customer who appears to be under 25 years of age.
44(g)
$2,000
Escort Agency (Independent)
Allow someone other than the licensee to conduct Business as an Escort.
45(a)
$2,000
Conduct Business as an Escort Agency for someone other than the licensee.
45(b)
$2,000
Fail to provide the City Manager with the names, telephone numbers, websites,
and email addresses used to promote the Business.
45(c)
$1,000
Fail to display the licence number on an advertisement.
45(d)
$1,000
Fail to verify the age of any customer who appears to be under 25 years of age.
45(e)
$2,000
Allow date or companionship services to be provided on the Premises.
45(f)
$1,000
Bylaw 20002 - Page 67
SCHEDULE C - OFFENCES AND PENALTIES
Offence
Bylaw Section
Fine
Health Enhancement Centre (Accredited)
Allow a person who does not hold a valid Health Enhancement Practitioner
(Accredited) licence to conduct Business on the Premises.
49(a)
$2,000
Fail to keep a list of all persons employed or conducting Business on the Premises.
49(b)
$1,000
Health Enhancement Centre (Accredited / Independent)
Allow someone other than the licensee to conduct Business as a Health
Enhancement Practitioner (Accredited).
51(b)
$2,000
Health Enhancement Practitioner (Accredited)
Fail to notify the City Manager of changes to affiliated Health Enhancement
Centres.
54(b)
$1,000
Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) Spray Sales
Fail to provide a purchaser guide
55.1(1)(a)
$1,000
Fail to record a transaction as required when OC Spray sold
55.5(1)(b)
$1,000
Sell OC Spray to a person under 18 years of age.
55.5(1)(c)
$2,000
Sell OC Spray where distinguishing marks have been altered or obliterated.
55.5(1)(d)
$1,000
Fail to retain record of transaction for 2 years.
55.5(1)(e)
$1,000
Fail to secure OC Spray
55.1(2)(a)
$1,000
Cause or permit Employee under 18 years to sell OC Spray
55.1(2)(b)
$2,000
Pawnbroker
Fail to record a transaction when receiving goods as security.
56(1)(a)
$2,000
Accept an item where distinguishing marks have been altered or obliterated.
56(1)(b)
$2,000
Fail to provide a receipt.
56(1)(c)
$2,000
Fail to obtain a signature from the person delivering goods on the licensee's copy
of the receipt.
56(1)(d)
$2,000
Fail to retain signed receipts for 2 years.
56(1)(e)
$2,000
Bylaw 20002 - Page 68
SCHEDULE C - OFFENCES AND PENALTIES
Offence
Bylaw Section
Fine
Receive goods from a person under 18 years of age.
56(1)(f)
$2,000
Alter or dispose of goods within the retention period.
56(2)(a)
$2,000
Move or store goods off the Premises.
56(2)(b)
$2,000
Fail to keep goods held as security separate from other merchandise within the
retention period.
56(2)(c)
$2,000
Fail to tag goods held as security.
56(2)(d)
$2,000
Fail to record transactions when redeeming goods held as security.
56(3)
$2,000
Public Market Organizer
Allow a vendor without a valid Public Market Vendor licence to conduct Business
on the Premises.
57(a)
$2,000
Fail to keep a list of vendors conducting Business on the Premises.
57(b)
$2,000
Public Market Vendor
Fail to maintain an inventory of goods sold.
58
$2,000
Residential Rental Accommodation (Short-Term)
Fail to comply with the approved Operational Plan.
60(a)
$250
Fail to provide Employees and managers with the approved Operational Plan.
60(b)
$500
Fail to provide the information guide approved by the City Manager to guests.
60(c)
$500
Fail to post the licensee's phone number on the Premises.
60(d)
$500
Fail to display the licence number on an advertisement.
60(e)
$500
Conduct Business within a short-term rental accommodation without a valid
licence.
61
$1,000
Retail Sales (Convenience Store)
Sell Knife on Premises used as Retail Sales (Convenience Store)
62.1(1)(a)
$2000
Sell Knife on Undetached or Unenclosed Retail Sales (Convenience Store)
62.1(1)(b)
$2000
Second Hand Dealer
Bylaw 20002 - Page 69
SCHEDULE C - OFFENCES AND PENALTIES
Offence
Bylaw Section
Fine
Fail to record a transaction as required when receiving second hand goods.
63(1)(a)
$2,000
Accept an item where distinguishing marks have been altered or obliterated.
63(1)(b)
$2,000
Receive goods from a person under 18 years of age.
63(1)(c)
$2,000
Alter or dispose of goods within the retention period.
63(2)(a)
$2,000
Move or store goods off the Premises.
63(2)(b)
$2,000
Fail to keep goods separate from other merchandise within the retention period.
63(2)(c)
$2,000
Fail to tag goods during the retention period.
63(2)(d)
$2,000
(S.20-21, Bylaw 20367, April 05, 2023)
(S.8, Bylaw 20374, April 05, 2023)
(S.23-24, Bylaw 20765, May 15, 2024)
(S.9, Bylaw 20801, July 04, 2024)
(S.2, Bylaw 20909, October 22, 2024)
(S. 8, Bylaw 21012, February 04, 2025)
Bylaw 20002 - Page 70
SCHEDULE D - TRANSITIONAL LICENCES
Deleted
(S.25, Bylaw 20765, May 15, 2024)