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CITY OF KIMBERLEY
BYLAW NO. 1325
KIMBERLEY BUSINESS LICENCE BYLAW, 1979
Adopted: August 27, 1979
Consolidated for
Convenience Only: June 10, 2013
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CITY OF KIMBERLEY
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
BYLAW NO. 1325
A BYLAW RESPECTING LICENCES FOR CARRYING ON BUSINESS WITHIN
THE MUNICIPALITY AND FOR FIXING THE FEES FOR SUCH LICENCES.
The Council of the City of Kimberley, in open meeting assembled, enacts as
follows:
1.
BASIC PROVISIONS:
(a)
VALID LICENCE:
In the City, and subject to Section 441 of the Act, no person shall
carry on any business, advertise, call or in any manner suggest that
he is conducting or is willing to conduct business unless he is the
holder of a valid and subsisting licence, issued to him under this
bylaw and shall pay in advance therefore, to the Licence Inspector,
the sum specified in Schedule 'B' attached hereto and made part of
the bylaw, and it shall be encumbent upon each person to renew
such licence prior to the beginning of each licencing period as long
as such business is being carried on or willing to be carried on.
(b)
REQUIREMENT TO COMPLY:
No licence shall be granted or renewed and may be suspended
pursuant to Section 458 of the Act in respect of any trade,
occupation, profession, business or calling which does not comply
with all requirements of City bylaws and regulations and
amendments thereto, Dominion and Provincial Statutes and
Regulations and Amendments thereto for the time being in force
within the City.
(c)
LICENCE INSPECTOR APPOINTMENT:
The Council shall, by resolution, appoint a person to be the Licence
Inspector whose duty it shall be to carry out and enforce the
provisions of this bylaw, and further, compel and require that all the
regulations and provisions prescribed in this bylaw, or amendments
thereto, and any such regulations and provisions which may from
time to time be appended to this bylaw shall be carried out.
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2.
DEFINITIONS:
(a)
'Act': means the Municipal Act, being Chapter 255 of the revised
Statutes of British Columbia 1960, as amended.
(b)
'Building Inspector': shall mean the person so appointed from time
to time by bylaw or resolution of the Council and shall include any
acting or deputy Building Inspector.
(c)
'Business': means the carrying on of a commercial or industrial
undertaking of any kind or nature or the providing of professional,
personal or other service for the purpose of gain or profit.
(d)
'City': means the City of Kimberley.
(e)
'Collector': means the person from time to time duly appointed as
Collector for the City and shall include any acting or Deputy
Collector.
(f)
'Council': means the Council of the City of Kimberley.
(g)
'Fire Chief': means the person so appointed from time to time by
the Council and shall include any acting or Deputy Fire Chief.
(h)
'Licence Inspector': means the person from time to time duly
appointed by the Council for the purpose of enforcing the provisions
of this bylaw and shall include any deputy or assistant Licence
Inspector.
(i)
'Medical Health Officer': means the Medical Health Officer
appointed under the Health Act and having jurisdiction within the
limits of the City of Kimberley and shall include his authorized
representative.
(j)
'Non-Resident Business': means a business other than a resident
business, carried on within the municipality or with respect to which
any work or service is performed within the municipality.
(k)
'Person': includes any corporation, partnership or party and the
heirs, executors, administrators, or other legal representatives of
such person, to whom the context can apply according to law.
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(l)
'Premises': shall include store, office, warehouse, factory, building,
enclosure, yard or other place occupied, or capable of being
occupied, by any person for the purpose of any business, trade or
occupation and shall also mean any area situated within any one of
the foregoing where more than one separate and/or distinct class or
classification of business is also carried on.
(m)
'Resident Business': means any business carried on, in or from
premises within the municipality.
(n)
'Retail Sale': means a sale to a purchaser for purposes of
consumption or use and not for resale.
(o)
'Treasurer': means the person from time to time duly appointed as
Treasurer for the City and shall include any acting of deputy
Treasurer.
(p)
'Vending Machine': shall mean a machine designed for the sale of
goods, amusement, or services of any kind except clothes washing,
clothes drying, dry cleaning and vehicle washing machines, and
being operated or intended to be operated by inserting a coin,
ticket, slug or any other thing that will cause the machine or
machines to function.
3.
INTERPRETATIONS:
In this bylaw, and in any other regulations passed pursuant to this bylaw,
unless the context otherwise requires, interpretation of the words or terms
itemized shall be as outlined in schedule 'A' attached hereto and forming
part of this bylaw.
4.
GENERAL REGULATIONS:
(a)
APPLICATION & FEES:
Any person applying for a licence in the City Hall shall use the form
acceptable to the City (Bylaw 2304 Amnd. 8), and it shall be signed
by the owner of the business or his duly authorized agent. In the
case of partnerships or multiple owners, any one of such agents,
owners or partners may apply. The application form shall be
delivered to the Licence Inspector and shall be accompanied by the
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fee prescribed in Schedule 'B', as attached hereto and forming part
of this bylaw.
All fees collected by the Licence Inspector under this bylaw shall be
paid forthwith to the Collector of the Municipality, who shall deal
with the said fees in the manner provided in the Act.
(b)
LICENCE PERIOD:
Commencing on January 1, 1978, licences shall be issued on an
annual basis and shall run for a calendar year. No proportionate
reduction of the annual licence fee shall be made on account of any
person commencing or ceasing to do business after the 1st of
January in any year, except that a person who becomes liable to be
licenced after the 31st day of July in any year, shall pay one-half of
the annual licence fee prescribed in Schedule 'B', as attached
hereto and forming part of this bylaw.
(c)
Repealed (Bylaw 2304 Amnd. 8)
(d)
LICENCE PERIODS OF LESS THAN SIX MONTHS:
(i)
Subject to Section 453 (2) of the Act, the period for a licence
in respect of a theatre, including drive-in theatre, amusement
hall, concert hall, music hall, opera house, rinks, amusement
parks, or other places of amusement, entertainment, or
exhibition may be six months, three months, one month or
one day, and the period requested shall be by written
application, under the signature of the applicant.
(ii)
Subject to Section 453 (3) of the Act, the period for a licence
with respect to a circus, horse show, dog or pony show,
exhibition or other itinerant show or entertainment, when
held elsewhere in a licenced theatre or other licenced place,
shall be one day.
(iii)
The period for a licence in respect of horse racing shall be
one day.
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(e)
INSPECTIONS:
The Licence Inspector, Building Inspector, any Peace Officer,
Medical Health Officer or their authorized representatives are
hereby authorized to enter at all reasonable times, any house,
place, premise, vehicle or other place in respect of which a licence
has been applied for or granted pursuant to this bylaw, to ascertain
whether the regulations and provisions of this, or any other bylaw or
amendments thereto relating to businesses in the City, are being
observed.
(f)
PRODUCTION OF LICENCE:
Each door to door salesman, pedlar, or person soliciting shall
produce, upon demand from any resident being solicited, or
Licence Inspector, Building Inspector, Peace Officer, Medical
Health Officer or their authorized representative, a copy of his
business licence.
(g)
MULTIPLE BUSINESS - ONE PREMISE:
Any person who carries on more than one business in or from any
one premise shall obtain a separate licence for each business,
unless otherwise provided for in this bylaw.
(h)
MULTIPLE PREMISES - ONE BUSINESS:
Where a business is carried on, in or from more than one premise
each premise shall be deemed to be a separate business.
(i)
TRANSFER OF LICENCE:
Every licence granted under this bylaw shall be deemed a personal
licence to the licencee and shall not be transferable to any other
person.
(j)
CHANGE OF LOCATION:
No person to whom a licence has been granted under this bylaw
shall change the location of the business without first applying to
the Licence Inspector for a transfer of location. Such transfer shall
be refused where the new location does not comply with applicable
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City bylaws and regulations. Any person carrying on a business at
the premise other than at the premise specified in a valid licence
shall be considered to be in contravention of this bylaw.
(k)
PROHIBITION:
The operation of an 'Arcade' or 'Amusement Park' within the area
commonly known as the Platzl which is that section of Spokane
Street lying between Wallinger Avenue and Kimberley Avenue and
that section of Deer Park Avenue lying between Spokane Street
and Howard Street is prohibited and no licence shall be issued for
such a business in the area so specified.
(l)
Repealed (Bylaw 2304 Amnd. 8)
5.
REGULATION OF BUSINESS:
Regulation of business shall be as outlined in Schedule 'C', attached
hereto and forming part of this bylaw.
6.
INSPECTOR - POWERS OF LICENCE INSPECTOR:
(a)
The Licence Inspector shall have the power to grant, issue or
transfer licences as hereinafter provided, where he is satisfied that
the applicant therefore has complied with the requirements of the
bylaws of the municipality regulating building, zoning, health,
sanitation and business and shall also have the power to suspend
for such period as he may determine any licence if the holder of the
licence:
(i)
is convicted of an offence indictable in Canada.
(ii)
is convicted of an offence under any Municipal Bylaw or
Statute of the Province in respect of the business for which
he is licenced or with respect to the premises named in his
licence.
(iii)
has, in the opinion of such official, been guilty of such gross
misconduct in respect of the business or in or with respect of
the premises named in his licence to warrant the suspension
of his licence.
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(iv)
has ceased to meet the lawful requirements to carry on the
business for which he is licenced or with respect to the
business premises named in his licence.
(v)
has in the opinion of such official:
(a)
conducted his business in a manner; or
(b)
performed a service in a manner; or
(c)
sold, offered for sale, displayed for sale or distribution
to a person actually or apparently under the age of
sixteen years, anything that may be harmful or
dangerous to the health or safety of a person actually
or apparently under the age of sixteen years.
(b)
The suspension of a licence by the Licence Inspector shall be
made in writing, signed by the Inspector, and served on the person
holding such licence or delivered to the holder of such licence by
registered mail to the address given by the licencee on the
application for the licence. A notice of such suspension of licence
may be posted by the Licence Inspector upon the premises for
which the licence was issued and such notice shall not be removed
until the licence is reinstated.
7.
APPEAL:
(a)
Any person whose licence has been suspended by the Inspector
and who proposes to appeal such suspension to Council, shall
submit a written request to appear before Council at the next
regular Council meeting, and the Notice of Intention to appeal shall
state in concise fashion the several grounds upon which the appeal
is based. Upon notification of the meeting time and place, he shall
appear before Council, and upon such appeal, Council may confirm
or set aside such suspension on such terms as it may deem fit.
(b)
The Council may revoke a licence for reasonable cause after giving
notice to the Licencee and after giving the Licencee an opportunity
to be heard.
(c)
The notice and opportunity to be heard is not required in respect of
the Licencee who by reasonable efforts cannot be found.
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8.
EXEMPTIONS:
The exemptions from this bylaw shall be as provided in the Municipal Act.
9.
PENALTY:
(a)
Every person who violates or who causes or allows to be violated
any of the provisions of this bylaw shall be guilty of an offence
against this bylaw, and each day that such violation is caused or
allowed to be continued shall constitute a separate offence.
(b)
Every person who offends against any of the provisions of this
bylaw or who suffers or permits any act or thing to be done in
contravention or violation of this bylaw or neglects to do or refrains
from doing anything to be done by this bylaw, or who does any act
or thing which violates any of the provisions of this bylaw shall be
deemed to have committed an offence under this bylaw and is
liable upon summary conviction, to a sum not exceeding Five
Hundred Dollars ($500.00) and costs, recoverable and enforceable
in the manner provided by the Summary Convictions Act of the
Province of British Columbia, and where conviction is for the failure
to pay the licence fee required, then the amount which should have
been paid for such licence fee shall be added to the penalty and
form part of the penalty.
12.
COLLECTION:
(a)
Notwithstanding anything herein contained, the amount of any and
every licence payable by any person pursuant to the provisions of
this bylaw, shall be debt due by that person to the City which shall
be recoverable together with costs in any court of competent
jurisdiction.
11.
Bylaw No. 1174 'Kimberley Business Licence Bylaw, 1977' and Bylaw No.
1234 'Kimberley Business Licence Bylaw, Amendment No. 1, 2977' are
hereby repealed.
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12.
This bylaw may be cited as Bylaw No. 1325 'Kimberley Business Licence
Bylaw, 1979'.
Read a first, second and third time on the 13th day of August, 1979.
Reconsidered, finally passed and adopted on the 27th day of August, 1979.
"Vic Dick"
MAYOR
"R. B. Bennett"
CLERK
CITY OF KIMBERLEY
BYLAW NO. 1325
SCHEDULE "A" INTERPRETATIONS
23.
1.
AGENT:
Shall mean any person who, either on his own behalf or as
an agent for another, sells or solicits or takes orders for the
sale by retail, of goods, wares or merchandise to be supplied
by any person not carrying on a resident business within the
City.
The possession of an agent's licence, issued by the City of
Kimberley, shall entitle that individual or company to one
employee to canvas. All other employees so employed shall
require a canvasser's licence.
23.
2.
BOOK AGENT:
Shall mean any person who sells or offers for sale, books,
magazines, or other periodicals not being bibles or religious
tracts, by canvassing from house to house, or place to place,
within the City.
7.
3.
AUCTIONEER:
Any person selling property by auction (not being a Crown
Officer, selling Crown property by auction, or a Sheriff,
Sheriff's Officer or Bailiff, selling lands, goods or chattels
under a judgement or in satisfaction of rent or taxes).
6.
4.
AUTOMOBILE DEALER, NEW & USED OR SECOND
HAND:
Means every person being a dealer, by way of selling or
leasing new or used or second hand automobiles, motor
cars or motor vehicles. The Holder of any licence issued
under this paragraph shall also be entitled to carry on the
business of a garage, commercial towing, and such business
shall also be permitted to retail and/or wholesale automobile
See Item
Schedule "B"
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parts, accessories, gasoline or other fuels, oils and other
related supplies. A dealer under this paragraph shall also be
allowed an auto body and paint shop without any additional
fee.
6.
5.
AUTOMOBILE DEALER, USED OR SECOND HAND ONLY:
Means every person being a dealer in second hand or used
automobiles, motor cars or motor vehicles.
An additional fee is required under this section for selling or
franchise sales of chain saws, snow mobiles, motorcycles,
boats, motors, trailers, clothes or other retail products.
6.
6.
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE GARAGE:
(a)
Means every person who carries on the business of
repairing, storing and servicing of automobiles, motor
cars or motor vehicles. The Holder of a licence under
this section shall be allowed to sell gasoline and other
related fuels, oils, automobile accessories and
supplies. The operation of an auto body shop and
paint shop will be allowed under this section and also
entitled to carry on commercial towing.
(b)
An additional fee is required under this section for
selling used cars or motor vehicles, or franchise sales
of chain saws, snow mobiles, motorcycles, boats,
motors, trailers, clothes or other retail products.
6.
7.
GASOLINE OR PETROLEUM PRODUCT STATIONS:
Means every person carrying on the business of selling only
gasoline and/or oil as an incidental service.
6.
8.
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES:
Means batteries, tires, tubes, parts, petroleum products,
lubricants, and any item that might be used in connection
with or become part of a motor vehicle or any of them.
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6.
9.
AUTOMOBILE AND PAINT SHOPS:
Every person carrying on the business of repairing and
painting motor vehicle bodies. The holder of this licence
may sell material and supplies ancillary thereto without
procuring an additional licence therefore. Commercial
towing may also be carried on.
6.
10.
AUTOWRECKER:
Means every person carrying on the business of wrecking,
dismantling or taking apart vehicles which have been
disposed of for one reason or another. This classification
shall allow the operator to sell either retail or wholesale, any
used or second hand parts, accessories or pieces taken
from such wrecked vehicles.
Commercial towing and automobile storage will also be
considered as an adjuct to this classification without any
additional licence being required, provided that the operator
is the same person operating the business of autowrecking.
12.
11.
BAKERS:
Any person operating a bakery, bake shop, or other place
where bread is made or manufactured for sale, and other
bakery products, retail or wholesale, when manufactured on
the premises.
The holder of a licence under this clause shall be entitled to
retail confectionary and soft drinks without an additional
licence.
23.
12.
CANVASSER:
Canvasser shall mean every person who canvasses or
solicits business within the City, whether by invitation or
otherwise, from cards or samples or in any other manner
whatsoever, for the sale of any goods, wares or
merchandise or any article or thing for immediate or future
delivery or for the purpose of promoting business.
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Page 4
In the case of a canvasser, the company with whom the
canvasser is employed must hold a valid business licence as
an agent, issued by the City of Kimberley.
13.
CONTRACTORS:
9.
(a)
GENERAL:
A person primarily engaged in the business of general
building construction or general engineering
construction in the sense that contracts are entered
into for substantially complete services involving
responsibility for a number of recognized building or
engineering trades under one contract. General
building construction shall include the erection,
finishing, alteration, and addition to buildings and
structures wherein more than one recognized building
trade is involved at one time. General engineering
construction shall include the construction of towers,
bridges, pipeline works and the like, when more than
one recognized engineering trade is involved at any
one time.
9.
(b)
SUB-CONTRACTORS:
The following are classed as separate and distinct
trades:
(i)
Acoustics
(ii)
Asphalt, concrete, masonry, bricklaying
(iii)
Electrical
(iv)
Excavating, filling
(v)
Framing, insulation, carpentry, fitting siding
(vi)
Glazing
(vii)
Gyproc installations, plastering and stucco
(viii)
Flooring, wall covering, terrazzo composite
flooring
(ix)
Metal doors and windows
(x)
Heating, ventilation, air conditioning,
refrigeration
(xi)
Interior fixture installations
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(xii)
Ornamental metal work
(xiii)
Painting and decorating
(xiv)
Paving
(xv)
Plumbing, heating and sheet metal
(xvi)
Roofing, waterproofing, damp-proofing
(xvii) Structural metal fabricating and welding
(xviii) Other contractors not listed above.
9.
(c)
SELF-EMPLOYED:
A contractor not having any one in his employ.
17.
14.
COMMUNITY CARE FACILITY:
A licence to operate a community care facility shall be issued
only to a person to whom a Provincial licence has been
granted pursuant to the Community Care Facilities Licencing
Act and the regulations and amendments thereto.
4.
15.
DANCE HALL, CONCERT HALL, BANQUET ROOM, OR
OTHER INDOOR PLACE OF ASSEMBLY:
Any person other than a church, theatre or school carrying
on the business of a dance hall, concert hall, banquet room
or other indoor place of assembly whether or not such
places are used exclusively as such.
22.
16.
DELIVERY SERVICE:
Local transportation within the boundaries of the City, of
merchandise, goods or chattels from any type of motor
vehicle or conveyance and having the approval to carry on
this class of business from the British Columbia Motor
Carriers Commission.
20.
17.
DEALER SECOND HAND:
Means a person carrying on the trade of business of
purchasing or selling second hand goods, wares, or
merchandise, or who keeps a store, shop or other place of
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Page 6
business for the purpose of carrying on such trade or
business.
12.
18.
DRIVE-IN CAFÉ:
Means a person carrying on the business of a drive-in café
where foodstuffs and beverages are sold for consumption on
the premises within a vehicle or to take out.
17.
19.
DRY CLEANER AND/OR LAUNDRY (OTHER THAN COIN
OPERATED):
Means any building, or part thereof, where the business of
washing or dry cleaning of clothing or other fabric is carried
on and shall include premises where the business of linen
supply is carried on. A tailor or seamstress may be
employed under this licence without an additional fee.
17.
20.
COIN OPERATED OR SELF SERVICE DRY CLEANING
AND/OR LAUNDRY ESTABLISHMENT:
Means any building or part thereof where the business of
washing or dry cleaning clothing or other fabrics is carried on
by the individual customer either by his own person or on his
behalf rather than by the owner or operator of the premises.
This section shall include all machines used for the above
purpose and being operated or intended to be operated by
inserting a coin, ticket, slug or other things that will cause the
machine or machines to function.
2.
21.
DESIGNER:
A person who designs or marks out a project or plan, or who
forms plans.
15.
22.
FUEL DEALER:
Any person who goes from place to place or house to house
taking orders for or sells or offers for sale or vends on any
street, lane or public place, any kind of fuel, whether in full
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loads or parts of a load, and whether the person is acting on
his own behalf or is an employee of another.
15.
23.
HEAVY INDUSTRIAL AND MILL EQUIPMENT SALES &
SERVICE:
Heavy equipment: bulldozer, trencher, power shovel,
dragline, clamshell, power grader, power hoe, heavy trucks
or any other type of heavy equipment.
See Section
24.
HOME BASED BUSINESS:
4.05 of City of
Kimberley Zoning
Means an occupation which is carried on for consideration
Bylaw No. 1850,
and is undertaken inside a residential building (or inside a
1994
building accessory to a residential building) but does not
have connected with it advertising, displays of goods, or
stock in trade upon the premises and does not contravene
any health regulations, create any noise, or generate
excessive traffic, and does not employ other than occupants
of the dwelling in which the home occupation is carried on.
15.
25.
RECYCLING YARD:
Means an open area where waste or scrap materials are
both, sold, exchanged, stored, baled, packed, disassembled
or handled, including but not limited to metals, paper, rags,
rubber tires and bottles. A recycling yard includes an
automobile wrecking or dismantling yard but does not
include uses established entirely within an enclosed building.
15.
26.
LEASE OR RENTAL AGENCY - LIGHT DUTY:
Shall mean and include any person who, acting for himself
or on behalf of another, rents, leases or otherwise lets any
goods, wares, merchandise or equipment of any kind, but
does not include 'vehicle for hire'.
12.
27.
LICENCED ESTABLISHMENT:
Shall mean the operation of a dining-lounge, dining room,
lounge, public house or a combination of any of them, in
pursuance to the Liquor Control and Licencing Act.
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Page 8
15.
28.
MACHINERY AND/OR EQUIPMENT RENTAL:
From any person owning or keeping for hire or profit any
machinery or equipment such as: bulldozer, grader, heavy
trucks, power hoe or any other similar types of equipment,
whether with or without a driver or operator.
16.
29.
MOBILE RETAIL SELLERS:
(1) A person who uses a motor vehicle to go from place to
place offering for sale goods or merchandise other than
delivery vehicle owned and operated by a licensed
retailer or wholesaler or restaurant within the City.
(2) Businesses classified as 'mobile retail seller' shall be
permitted to offer the sale of goods and merchandise
from private property only with the permission of the land
owner at a location where such use is permitted under
the Zoning Bylaw, and for no longer than three (3) days
in each week of operation at any one location.
(Amnd 10, Bylaw 2477)
15.
30.
MANUFACTURER:
Means every person engaged in the processing of raw
materials to a finished product.
22.
31.
PASSENGER, FREIGHT AND EXPRESS OFFICES:
Shall mean any individual or company, or agent for any
individual or company, transporting by way of motor vehicle
or vehicles of any description freight, express or passenger,
or any of them, from one point to another for compensation,
and having a premises or place for stopping or starting within
the City and having the approval to carry on this class of
business from the British Columbia Motor Carrier
Commission.
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Page 9
22.
32.
PARKING LOTS OR GARAGES:
Shall mean off-street public parking accommodation
available for rental or lease.
16.
33.
STREET FOOD VENDOR:
(1) Means the business of selling food products from a cart,
stand, trailer or vehicle. Every person carrying on
business as a street food vendor shall be permitted to
offer the sale of food products from the following
locations:
a) Commercial or Industrial zoned property with the
permission of the land owner;
b) In a designated parking area on City Highways; and
c) other municipally owned locations subject to obtaining
a Special Event Permit or a Council Resolution.
(2) Every person carrying on business as a street food
vendor must adhere to the following conditions:
a) must have a valid business licence, with the exception
of vendors operating through a host organizations
Special Event Permit;
b) area of operation to be kept clean;
c) pedestrian traffic is not to be impeded;
d) must use designated on-street parking space;
e) proof of Liability Insurance in the amount of Three
Million Dollars ($3,000,000.00) showing the City of
Kimberley as a co-insured party;
f) ensure the requirements of the local Environmental
Health Officers are met;
g) operation must not create or cause a fire hazard,
electrical interference, traffic congestion or impede
the normal flow of traffic;
h) operation must not create any noise that is disturbing
to the surrounding neighbourhood.
(i) potable water should be obtained from City water
stations or other sources of potable water within the
City.
(Amnd. 9 Bylaw 2335; Amnd 10, Bylaw 2477)
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Page 10
20. & 23.
34.
WHOLESALE AND/OR RETAIL:
Any person who sells or offers for sale, whether as a retailer
or wholesaler or both, any goods, wares, merchandise or
service not otherwise specifically provided for herein and
conducts such sales from established premises.
16.
35.
VENDING MACHINES:
Shall mean a machine placed by a vending machine agency
and designed for the sale of goods, amusement or services
of any kind, except clothes washing, clothes drying or dry
cleaning and vehicle vending machines and being operated
or intended to be operated by inserting a coin, slug or other
thing that will cause the machine or machines to function.
22.
36.
VEHICLES FOR HIRE:
Anyone owning or keeping motor cars, automobiles or other
conveyance or vehicle for hire whether with or without a
driver (except taxis).
All
37.
OTHER:
Classifications
Means any business not listed in Schedule "B".
4.
38.
AMUSEMENT PARK:
Any premises where mechanical, electrical or other devices
or exhibits, designed for the entertainment of the public, are
permanently affixed.
4.
(a)
ARCADE means any premises containing three or
more amusement machines except a premises which
is validly licenced pursuant to the Liquor Control and
Licencing Act.
4.
(b)
AMUSEMENT MACHINE means a machine on which
mechanical, electrical, automatic or computerized
games or contests are played for amusement or
entertainment and for which a coin or token must be
inserted or a fee is charged for use.
Bylaw No. 1325
Schedule "A" Interpretations
Page 11
23.
39.
MANUFACTURER'S AGENT:
Any person engaged in the business of representing a
manufacturer as a sales agent to industrial or commercial
businesses.
City of Kimberley
Bylaw No. 1325
Schedule "B" - Fees
Categories
Fees
1
Accommodation
( a )
Accommodation Management
$50.00
( b )
Bed & Breakfasts
$50.00
( c )
Hotels, Motels
$4.00 per room min. fee of $50.00
( d )
Apartment Houses
$4.00 per apartment min. fee of
$50.00
( e )
Rooming Houses
$4.00 per room min. fee of $50.00
( f )
Mobile Home Parks, Campgrounds, Trailer Parks
$4.00 per space min. fee of $50.00
( g )
Other Accommodation
$4.00 per room min. fee of $50.00
2
Advertising & Media
( a )
Broadcasting Services
$50.00
( b )
Design
$50.00
( c )
Embroidery
$50.00
( d )
News Papers
$100.00
( e )
Printing and or Publishing, Magazines
$50.00
( f )
Sign writer and or Sign Painters
$50.00
( g )
Writing Services
$50.00
( h )
Other Advertising & Media
$50.00
3
Animal, Garden & Landscaping
( a )
Market Gardens, Nursery
$50.00
( b )
Animal Grooming, Kennels
$50.00
( c )
Animal Control Services
$50.00
( d )
Landscaping
$50.00
( e )
Snow Removal
$50.00
( f )
Other Animal, Garden & Landscaping
$50.00
4
Amusement & Recreational
( a )
Arcades
$100.00
( b )
Bowling Alleys
$100.00
( c )
Pool Hall
$100.00
( d )
Theater
$100.00
( e )
Carnivals, Amusement Parks & Machines
$100.00
( f )
Golf Courses
$100.00
( g )
Ski Hill
$100.00
( h )
Sightseeing, Dog sledding, Snowmobiling
$100.00
( i )
Hiking Tours, Sports Equipment Rental
$100.00
( j )
Adventure Tours
$100.00
( k )
Dance Hall, Concert Hall, Banquet Room, Assembly
$100.00
( l )
Other Amusement & Recreation
$100.00
Bylaw No. 1325
Schedule "B"
Page 2
5
Arts, Artisans & Musicians
( a )
Fine Arts
$50.00
( b )
Arts and Crafts
$50.00
( c )
Custom Jewelry
$50.00
( d )
Musicians
$50.00
( e )
Other Arts, Artisans & Musicians
$50.00
6
Automotive Sales, Servicing, Leasing & Repairs, Gas
( a )
Automotive Dealer (New/Used)
$100.00
( b )
Automotive Sales & Service & Accessories
$100.00
( c )
Auto body Paint Shop
$100.00
( d )
Auto/Garage Station
$100.00
( e )
Automotive Salvage, Auto wrecker
$100.00
( f )
Car Wash
$100.00
( g )
Car Cleaning/ Detailing
$100.00
( h )
Automotive Towing
$100.00
( i )
Gas Stations
$100.00
( j )
Other Automotive
$100.00
7
Business Services
( a )
Employment Centre
$50.00
( b )
Ink recharging
$50.00
( c )
Printing Services
$50.00
( d )
Window Washing
$50.00
( e )
Auctioneer
$50.00
( f )
Other Business Services
$50.00
8
Cleaning Services
( a )
Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning
$50.00
( b )
House Cleaning
$50.00
( c )
Other Cleaning Services
$50.00
9
Contractors
( a )
General or Multi-Trade
$100.00
( b )
Sub-Contractor
$100.00
(i) Acoustics
$100.00
(ii) Asphalt, concrete, masonry, bricklaying
$100.00
(iii) Electrical
$100.00
(iv) Excavating, filling
$100.00
(v) Framing, insulation, carpentry, fitting, siding
$100.00
(vi) Glazing
$100.00
(vii) Gyproc installations, plastering and stucco
$100.00
(viii) Flooring, wall covering, terrazzo composite flooring
$100.00
(ix) Metal doors and windows
$100.00
(x) Heating, ventilation, air conditioning, refrigeration
$100.00
Bylaw No. 1325
Schedule "B"
Page 3
(xi) Interior fixture installations
$100.00
(xii) Ornamental metal work
$100.00
(xiii) Painting and decorating
$100.00
(xiv) Paving
$100.00
(xv) Plumbing, heating and sheet metal
$100.00
(xvi) Roofing, waterproofing, damp-proofing
$100.00
(xvii) Structural metal fabricating and welding
$100.00
(xviii) Other contractors not listed above
$100.00
10
Education
( a )
Beauty or Barber School
$50.00
( b )
Dancing School
$50.00
( c )
Driving School
$50.00
( d )
Home School Teacher For Money
$50.00
( e )
Music School / Teacher
$50.00
( f )
Other Education
$50.00
11
Finance, Insurance and Real Estate
( a )
Appraiser
$100.00
( b )
Investment Agencies and or Financial Consultant
$100.00
( c )
Insurance Agency or Adjuster
$100.00
( d )
Property Sales
$100.00
( e )
Real Estate Agency
$100.00
( f )
Surveyor
$100.00
( g )
Banks and Other Deposit Accepting Establishments
$400.00
( h )
Other Finance, Insurance and Real Estate
$100.00
12
Food & Beverage
( a )
Bars, Cabarets, Taverns, Discos
$100.00
( b )
Cafes, Coffee shops, Restaurants
$100.00
( c )
Catering Services
$100.00
( d )
Ice Cream Venders
$100.00
( e )
Bakery
$100.00
( f )
Drive-in-café
$100.00
( g )
Other Food and Beverage
$100.00
13
Hawkers, Peddlers and Buskers
( a )
Musical Busking
$150.00
( b )
Pawnbrokers
$150.00
( c )
Other Hawkers, Peddlers, Buskers
$150.00
14
Health & First Aid
( a )
Health Services
$50.00
( b )
First Aid Services
$50.00
Bylaw No. 1325
Schedule "B"
Page 4
( c )
Nursing Services
$50.00
( d )
Training and Supply
$50.00
( e )
Other Health & First Aid
$50.00
15
Manufacturing/Industrial
( a )
Blacksmith and or Foundry
$100.00
( b )
Concrete and or Clay Products
$100.00
( c )
Fuel Dealer
$100.00
( d )
Furniture Dealer
$100.00
( e )
Golf Club Making
$100.00
( f )
Gun Smith
$100.00
( g )
Locker Plant
$100.00
( h )
Machine Shop and or Welding
$100.00
( i )
Machine and Equipment Rental
$100.00
( j )
Manufacturer of All Kinds
$100.00
( k )
Ready Mix Concrete
$100.00
( l )
Sand and Gravel
$100.00
(m )
Sawmills, Including Sale of Lumber
$100.00
( n )
Storage Warehouse
$100.00
( o )
Mineral Concentration
$1,000.00
( p )
Mining Operation
$1,000.00
( q )
Recycling Yard
$100.00
( r )
Heavy Industrial & Mill Equipment Sales & Service
$100.00
( s )
Other Manufacturing / Industrial
$100.00
16
Mobile Vendors
( a )
Services
$100.00
( b )
Stores & Food Services
$100.00
( c )
Vending Machine
$100.00
( d )
Other Mobile Vendors
$100.00
17
Personal Services
( a )
Barbers
$50.00
( b )
Beauty Salons or Hairdressers
$50.00
( c )
Child Care Facility (Including Day Care)
$50.00
( d )
Dry Cleaning
$50.00
( e )
Estheticians
$50.00
( f )
Laundromat
$50.00
( g )
Massage Therapist
$50.00
( h )
Physical Fitness/Health Facility
$50.00
( i )
Reflexology
$50.00
( j )
Spas
$50.00
( k )
Other Personal Services
$50.00
Bylaw No. 1325
Schedule "B"
Page 5
18
Professional Services
( a )
Accountants
$100.00
( b )
Architects
$100.00
( c )
Barristers, Solicitors
$100.00
( d )
Chiropractors
$100.00
( e )
Consultants
$100.00
( f )
Dental Technician
$100.00
( g )
Dentists, Dental Surgeons
$100.00
( h )
Engineers
$100.00
( i )
Funeral Services
$100.00
( j )
Interior Design
$100.00
( k )
Land Surveyor
$100.00
( l )
Janitorial
$100.00
(m )
Osteopaths
$100.00
( n )
Optician, Optometrist
$100.00
( o )
Photo Studio
$100.00
( p )
Physicians, Surgeons
$100.00
( q )
Private Patrol / Security Company
$100.00
( r )
Radiologists, Refractionist
$100.00
( s )
Tax Consultant
$100.00
( t )
Veterinarian
$100.00
( u )
Other Professional Services
$100.00
19
Repair & Maintenance Services
( a )
Appliance Service and Repair
$50.00
( b )
Auto Glass
$50.00
( c )
Bicycle & Motorcycle
$50.00
( d )
Boat & Marine Equipment
$50.00
( e )
Building Maintenance
$50.00
( f )
Chimney Services
$50.00
( g )
Computer Repair
$50.00
( h )
Electrical Repair
$50.00
( i )
Furniture Repair, Refinishing, Upholstery
$50.00
( j )
Handyman
$50.00
( k )
Home Heating Repair
$50.00
( l )
Locksmith
$50.00
(m )
Office Equipment Repair
$50.00
( n )
Piano Tuning
$50.00
( o )
Shoe Repair
$50.00
( p )
Television & Radio or Appliance
$50.00
( q )
Other Repair & Maintenance Services
$50.00
Bylaw No. 1325
Schedule "B"
Page 6
20
Retail Stores
( a )
Under 5000 sqft
$100.00
( b )
Over 5000 sqft
$150.00
21
Services, Churches, Clubs & Non Profits
( a )
Services
$25.00
( b )
Clubs
$25.00
( c )
Non-Profits
$25.00
( d )
Churches
$25.00
( e )
Other Services, Churches, Clubs & Non-Profits
$25.00
22
Transportation, Communication & Other Utilities
( a )
Communication Services
$100.00
( b )
Express Service, Courier, Delivery Service
$100.00
( c )
Moving Company
$100.00
( d )
Freight, Passenger
$100.00
( e )
Energy Management
$100.00
( f )
Garbage Collection & Disposal, Recycle
$100.00
( g )
Highway & Bridge Maintenance
$100.00
( h )
Line marking Services
$100.00
( i )
Parking Lot (or Space)
$100.00
( j )
Radio & Television Broadcasting
$100.00
( k )
Radio & Television Cable Systems
$100.00
( l )
Taxi Service
$100.00
(m )
Vehicle for Hire (Not Taxi)
$100.00
( n )
Other Transportation, Communication, Utilities
$100.00
23
Wholesalers
( a )
Wholesaler / Distributor
$50.00
( b )
Agent and Book Agent
$50.00
( c )
Canvasser
$50.00
( d )
Other Wholesalers
$50.00
CITY OF KIMBERLEY
BYLAW NO. 1325
SCHEDULE "C"
1. (a)
Auctioneers licences shall be granted to any individual
and not to a firm, partnership or company.
AUCTIONEER
(b)
Every Auctioneer shall, whenever goods are put into
his hands for sale, give a receipt containing an
itemized statement of all such goods. When such
goods or any of them are sold, the auctioneer shall, on
demand, strictly account to the person entrusting the
goods to him.
(c)
Every Auctioneer shall permit any Peace Officer to
inspect any receipts, or any goods in his possession,
at all times during business hours, and to make
extracts therefrom of any records.
2. (a)
For the purpose of this section, Second Hand Dealers
shall include Junk Dealers and operators of Second
Hand Stores, Junk Stores and Junk Yards, but not to
include Auto-Wreckers.
SECOND
HAND
DEALERS &
JUNK
DEALERS
(b)
Every second hand dealer shall keep a duplicate
receipt of all goods received, purchased or taken in
exchange and shall include, in addition to the date of
purchase, receipt or exchange, the name and address
of the person from whom the purchase was made.
(c)
Every second hand or junk dealer shall permit any
Peace Officer to inspect any receipts or any goods in
his possession, at all times during business hours, and
to take extracts therefrom of any records.
3. (a)
All the interior of all pool rooms or billiard halls shall be
fully visible from the entrance.
POOL HALLS
& BILLIARD
HALLS
(b)
Every pool room or billiard hall shall be illuminated to a
minimum of fifty foot candles an lighting design in
accordance with the Factories Act of British Columbia,
1966, and remain so lighted when open for business.
Bylaw No. 1325
Schedule "C"
Page 2
4. (a)
No person shall offer for sale any goods or
merchandise except newspapers, on the highways
within the boundaries of the City of Kimberley, unless
they have first obtained a permit through the Licence
Inspector from the Council of the City of Kimberley for
that purpose.
ITINERANT
STREET
SALES
(b)
No person shall use any highway or portion thereof for
the purpose of soliciting funds unless they have
obtained a permit through the Licence Inspector from
the Council, for the privilege of using such highway.
Such permit shall specify the dates during which such
soliciting may be carried out. No person granted a
permit to use a highway for the purpose of soliciting
funds shall use those funds for any purpose other
than set out within his application for the permit.
5. (a)
No licence shall be issued for the use of any premises
as a coin operated or self-service dry cleaning or
laundry establishment unless the building premises
meets the requirements of the Zoning and Building
Bylaws and has been approved by the Fire Marshall's
Office and Medical Health Officer.
LAUNDROMAT
& COIN
OPERATED
DRY
CLEANING
(b)
An interlock system must be provided on each dry
cleaning machine to prevent the loading door from
being opened during normal cycle.
(c)
A step-by-step instruction list must be posted in a
conspicuous location near the machine for customer's
use. A competent, trained operator must be available,
or on call, as long as the premises are opened for
business. A telephone number must be listed for
emergency assistance.
(d)
Solvent control is to be such that under normal
operation and use conditions, no solvent odour can be
detected in the customer area.
Bylaw No. 1325
Schedule "C"
Page 3
(e)
In dry-cleaning machines only the solvents specified
by the equipment manufacturer or an approved
equivalent shall be used.
(f)
Dry-cleaning operation establishments shall be
provided with adequate ventilation equipment to
prevent the accumulation of toxic gases. This
equipment shall be positioned so as to prevent
heavier than air gases from accumulating on the floor.
6. (a)
A licence to operate a taxicab within the City shall
only be granted to the owner of a taxicab who has first
obtained a Provincial licence that has been granted
pursuant to the provisions of Section 5 of the Motor
Carrier Act in respect of such taxicabs and issued by
the Public Utilities Commission.
TAXICABS
(b)
A taxicab licence will be issued by the City on the
basis of one licence for each taxicab whether or not
the same shall be wholly and entirely owned by the
applicant and any such licence issued shall be posted
by the Licencee in a conspicuous place in the
dispatching office from which the taxicab operates.
(c)
Every applicant for a taxicab licence shall furnish
proof in his application that he has sufficient off-street
parking facilities to accommodate all of his taxicabs
while not in use.
(d)
Every applicant and every licencee shall have
installed in the vehicle being used for the purpose of a
taxicab a meter of a design suitable and acceptable to
the requirements of the Public Utilities Commission
that clearly shows the amount of the fare for a period
of the hiring of the taxicab. Fifteen (15) days shall be
allowed for the replacement of any meter damaged in
an accident.
Bylaw No. 1325
Schedule "C"
Page 4
(e)
A temporary permit must be obtained from the Public
Utilities Commission before another taxi can be used
to replace a taxi in need of repair or damaged in an
accident.
(f)
No taxicab shall be operated as such except by the
owner and/or licencee thereof, or by a driver
employed by and directly responsible to such owner
and/or licencee.
(g)
All drivers of taxis in the City shall be regulated in
accordance with Section 23 of the Motor Vehicle Act
(RSBC, 1960, Chapter 253) as provided under
subsection (5) thereof (effective September 1, 1971)
and shall be the holder of a valid and subsisting
permit issued by the Senior Police Officer of the City.
(h)
Every licencee and every taxicab shall operate out of
an established place of business.
(i)
Every licencee shall have on each taxicab, operated
by him, an illuminated sign, complying in all respects
with the regulations made pursuant to the Motor
Vehicle Act and bearing the word 'Taxi' or 'Cab'.
Such signs shall be kept illuminated during the hours
of darkness while the cab is in operation; and may
also have on its' side, in lettering not less than two (2)
inches high, the word 'Taxi' and the name of the
licencee or the licencee's business, and such lettering
shall be kept clear, clean and distinguishable at all
times.
(j)
No person driving, operating, or in charge of any
taxicab shall charge, demand, collect or receive any
fare or rate except those authorized by the Public
Utilities Commission of the Province of British
Columbia, if such can be obtained pursuant to the
Motor Carrier Act, RSBC 1948 and amendments.
Bylaw No. 1325
Schedule "C"
Page 5
(k)
No driver of a taxicab shall seek passengers by
cruising on any street in the City. Provided however
that the driver of a taxicab may accept passengers at
any place of public gathering so long as his taxicab is
lawfully parked in the vicinity of the place or building
where such public gathering is taking place.
7. (a)
Every person carrying on a business of or operating a
Private Patrol Agency or security service shall supply
the Senior Police Officer in the City with the name,
age, address and description of all persons employed
by him and shall inform him when such persons leave
the employ of the Private Patrol Agency, and in the
event automobiles are used by employees of a private
agency, the licence number and make of those
vehicles shall also be supplied.
PRIVATE
PATROL
AGENCIES
(b)
No private patrol agency or security service or
employees thereof shall use or wear, or suffer or
permit, its' employees to use or wear any uniform,
suit, coat, or mode of dress being or having the same
appearance of a uniform of a member of the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police, or other police officials of
the City.
(c)
All persons carrying on the business of or operating a
private patrol agency or security service shall file with
the Senior Police Officer, a list of the owners or
occupants of all premises which he has agreed to
guard or patrol and shall furnish a supplementary
report each week of any additions to or deductions
from such list.
(d)
No private patrol agency or security service or any
employee thereof shall wear, carry or exhibit any
badge or insignia that in any way resembles any
badge or insignia carried by any police force in the
Province of British Columbia.
Bylaw No. 1325
Schedule "C"
Page 6
(e)
All persons carrying on the business of leasing or
selling guard dogs shall file with the Senior Police
Officer a list of all premises where guard dogs are
located.
(f)
Any person with a business premises and making
use of a guard dog on the premises shall notify the
Senior Police Officer of the installation or removal of
such guard dog from any such premises.
8. (a)
Before a licence shall be granted for the operation of
any restaurant, lunch counter, tea room, coffee shop,
cabaret, banquet room, snack bar or drive-in
restaurant, such premises shall have been inspected
and approved by the Medical Health Officer or his
representative and a permit issued annually
according to Health Act regulations.
RESTAURANTS
(b)
All itinerant food premises and vending vehicles and
food vending machines shall meet the food handling
requirements of the Health act of British Columbia.
ITINERANT
FOOD
PREMISES &
VENDING
(c)
(i) No licence shall be issued to a catering service
unless it has a fixed place of business within the
City. All utensils, dishes and foodstuffs supplied
by a catering service shall be transported in
sanitary containers, and meet the requirements of
the Health Act.
VEHICLES
(ii) The premises in which food is prepared shall
meet the requirements as to the sanitation and
health provided by the Provincial Statutes and
regulations dealing with the preparation of food.
(d)
Before a licence shall be granted for the operation of
any grocery store, confectionary, bakery, meat shop,
delicatessen or other similar establishments, such
premises shall have been inspected and approved by
the Medical Health Officer or his representative.
FOOD STORES
Bylaw No. 1325
Schedule "C"
Page 7
9. (a)
No premises shall be licenced for use as a hotel,
motel or lodging house unless the premises have first
been approved by the Medical Health Officer, the
Building Inspector and the Fire Chief.
HOTELS,
MOTELS &
LODGING
HOUSES
10.
Insurance necessary for circuses and carnivals:
CIRCUSES &
CARNIVALS
Before a licence shall be granted to any person for
the purpose of holding or exhibiting any circus or
menagerie, or holding any show or carnival using
ferris wheels, merry-go-rounds and/or other similar
devices in the City, such person shall supply to the
City a certified copy of a general liability insurance
policy, in a reputable insurance company or
companies, which insurance may not be terminated
without prior notice to the City, in the amount of Five
Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000.00), inclusive
limits; without expense to the City; and it is further
provided that such policy of insurance shall have
inserted therein a clause stating the City is an
additional named insured under the policy; and
further provided the operator shall indemnify and
keep indemnified the City against all actions, suits,
claims and demands by any person or persons
whomsoever, in respect of any loss, injury, damage,
or obligation to compensate arising out of or
connected with any injury or injuries or damage being
done, or occasioned by such circus or menagerie,
show, carnival or exhibition, by reason of any street
parade or any other thing; and it is further provided
that the general liability insurance policy as outlined
above shall come into force and effect from the time
of arrival and the setting up of operations in the City
and shall remain in force and effect until the
operations are closed down and the components of
the operation have left the City.
11.
Every person licenced to do business within the City
shall, where he is operating a commercial vehicle in
connection with his business, have displayed on both
sides of the vehicle, the name and address of the
TRUCKS
Bylaw No. 1325
Schedule "C"
Page 7
licencee of the vehicle or alternatively the trade
name and telephone number of the operator of the
vehicle.
12.
All general contractors shall post a list of all sub-
trades employed by them on the building site in a
conspicuous place where construction is being
carried on and ensure the list shall remain so posted
throughout the duration of the construction.
CONTRACTORS
13. (a)
No person owning or occupying any building or
premises shall keep or permit to be kept therein or
thereon any vending machine unless such machine
is licenced under provisions of this bylaw.
VENDING
MACHINES
(b)
No fending machine shall be removed from or added
to any premises without first notifying the Licence
Inspector and obtaining a vending machine licence,
if necessary.
14.
No person shall advertise, carry on, or conduct a
closing out sale, pursuant to Closing Out Sale Act
being Chapter 59 of the Revised Statues of British
Columbia 1960 as amended, unless he is the holder
of a licence in respect thereof issued by the Licence
Inspector of the City.
CLOSING OUT
SALE
15.
Barber shops, hair styling shops and beauty salons
shall have been inspected and approved by the
Medical Health Officer or his representative before a
business licence shall be issued.
BARBER SHOPS,
HAIR STYLING
SHOPS &
BEAUTY SALONS
16.
No person owning, renting, leasing or otherwise
using a mobile van for the purpose of mobile retail
sales shall use such vehicle unless such vehicle is
licenced under the provisions of this bylaw.
MOBILE RETAIL
SELLER
(VENDER)
17.
Any person applying for a licence to conduct a
business or trade or engage in any occupation for
which the Ministry of Labour of the Province of
British Columbia issues a certificate of proficiency or
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qualification, must show proof of such qualification
or of a minimum of 5 years direct experience in said
trade or occupation, before a municipal business
licence will be issued.