Municipal Code Chapter 700 — Business Licensing

Orillia, Ontario

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Orillia 700.1 December 2025 Licence Chapter 700 Business Licensing Chapter Index Article 1 Interpretation 700.1.1 Adult entertainment establishment - defined 700.1.2 Adult entertainment parlour - defined 700.1.3 Adult entertainment store - defined 700.1.4 Adult goods - defined 700.1.5 Adult videotape - defined 700.1.6 Applicant - defined 700.1.7 Arterial road - defined 700.1.8 Attendant - defined 700.1.9 Auctioneer - defined 700.1.10 Business - defined 700.1.11 Chief Building Official - define 700.1.12 City - defined 700.1.13 Collector road - defined 700.1.14 Contaminant - defined 700.1.15 Council approved special event - defined 700.1.16 Disability - defined 700.1.17 Elderly - defined 700.1.18 Employee - defined 700.1.19 Exterior sign - defined 700.1.20 Fire Chief - defined 700.1.21 Hawker and Pedlar - defined 700.1.22 Ice cream cycle - defined 700.1.23 Ice cream mobile catering truck - defined 700.1.24 Intersection - defined Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.2 December 2025 700.1.25 Issuer of Licenses - defined 700.1.26 Keeper - defined 700.1.27 Licensed - defined 700.1.28 Licensee - defined 700.1.29 Local produce - defined 700.1.30 Minor - defined 700.1.31 Mobile catering truck - defined 700.1.32 Municipal Law Enforcement Officer - defined 700.1.33 Newspaper / periodical distribution box - paid - defined 700.1.34 Newspaper / periodical distribution box - free - defined 700.1.35 Non-profit charitable organizations - defined 700.1.36 Non-profit non-charitable organizations - defined 700.1.37 Operator - defined 700.1.38 Owner - adult entertainment parlour - defined 700.1.39 Owner - defined 700.1.40 Partial nudity - defined 700.1.41 Person - defined 700.1.42 Power assisted bicycle - defined 700.1.43 Provide - defined 700.1.44 Refreshment vehicle - defined 700.1.45 Refuse - defined 700.1.46 Rent - defined 700.1.47 Residential - defined 700.1.48 Roadway - defined 700.1.49 Salvage yard - defined 700.1.50 Second-hand goods - defined 700.1.51 Services - defined 700.1.52 Services - erotic - sexual - defined 700.1.53 Sign - defined 700.1.54 Specific location daily sales - defined 700.1.55 Specified human body areas - defined Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.3 December 2025 700.1.56 Specified sexual activity - defined 700.1.57 Street or highway - defined 700.1.58 To provide - defined 700.1.59 Videotape - defined Article 2 General Provisions 700.2.1 Application - in writing 700.2.2 Fee - set out 700.2.3 Fees - automatic annual fee increase - effective date 700.2.4 Licence - term 700.2.5 Licence - issue subject to requirements 700.2.6 Licence - displayed - clearly visible 700.2.7 Licence - carried - at all times 700.2.8 Inspections - required 700.2.9 Approval - required 700.2.10 Incomplete application 700.2.11 Refusal to issue licence 700.2.12 Suspension or revocation - general 700.2.13 Written notice - refusal, suspension or revocation 700.2.14 Written notice - refusal, suspension or revocation - requirements 700.2.15 Right to appeal 700.2.16 Incomplete application - no right to appeal 700.2.17 Content of notice of appeal 700.2.18 Written request - hearing scheduled 700.2.19 Appeal does not suspend decision 700.2.20 Deadline to appeal final 700.2.21 Fulfill outstanding requirements 700.2.22 Licensing Appeal Tribunal Chapter applies 700.2.23 Delivery of notice 700.2.24 Notice - last known business or residential address 700.2.25 Transfer - Licence Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.4 December 2025 700.2.26 Renewal - procedure 700.2.27 Fees - convenience - credit card payments Article 3 Adult Entertainment 700.3.1 Operation - without Licence - prohibited 700.3.2 Age restriction - knowingly permit entry 700.3.3 Age restriction - appearance of possible violation 700.3.4 Physical contact - with attendant - prohibited 700.3.5 Signs - advertising device - restrictions 700.3.6 Location - zoning - requirement 700.3.7 Licence - limit 700.3.8 Orillia Opera House - Exemption Article 4 Auctioneer 700.4.1 Operation - without Licence - prohibited 700.4.2 Auction - without Licence - prohibited 700.4.3 Licence - business address - name - displayed - on site 700.4.4 Disorder - in auction - offices - prohibited 700.4.5 Mock auction - prohibited 700.4.6 Misrepresentation - value - effects - prohibited 700.4.7 Intentionally confusing purchaser - prohibited 700.4.8 Use of persons to stimulate bidding - prohibited 700.4.9 Reserved bid announcement before bidding - required 700.4.10 Book - accounts - kept - information requirements 700.4.11 Daily Auction Licence - non-profit charitable organization - non-profit non- charitable organization Article 5 Hawker and Pedlar 700.5.1 Operation - without Licence - prohibited 700.5.2 Current Licence - required Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.5 December 2025 700.5.3 Fruit / Vegetable Stand - Licence required 700.5.4 Fruit / Vegetable Stand - private property permission 700.5.5 Separate Licence - required - each location 700.5.6 Operation - on private property - permission required 700.5.7 Operation - on City property - prohibited 700.5.8 Commercial - zone - Hawker and Pedlar 700.5.9 Fruit / Vegetable Stand - Commercial zone 700.5.10 Exemption 700.5.11 Owner of Business - exemption 700.5.12 Owner of business - exemption - zoning compliance 700.5.13 Special Events - exemption Article 6 Refreshment Vehicle 700.6.1 Operation - without Licence - prohibited 700.6.2 Operation - on public property - street - prohibited 700.6.3 Operation - on private property - approvals - required 700.6.4 Business - name - on vehicle - clearly visible 700.6.5 Licence - separate - each vehicle - location specific 700.6.6 Inspection - vehicle - as required - upon request 700.6.7 Insurance - minimum requirement 700.6.8 Licensee - to ensure - knowledge - compliance 700.6.9 Sound producing device - soft-toned bell - only 700.6.10 Location - distance from restaurant 700.6.11 Location - private property - restriction 700.6.12 Location - exemption - J.B. Tudhope Memorial Park - Centennial Park 700.6.13 Location - exemption - Farmers' Market - BIA 700.6.14 Refuse container - clean - sanitary - requirements 700.6.15 Refuse container - accessible - to all persons 700.6.16 Vehicle - clean - sanitary - in good repair 700.6.17 Propane - vehicle - inspection - annually 700.6.18 Propane - use - fire extinguisher - requirements Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.6 December 2025 700.6.19 Charitable - organizations - one day sale 700.6.20 One day - Licence issued 700.6.21 Sign - charitable organization - post Article 7 Mobile Catering Trucks 700.7.1 Operation - without Licence - prohibited 700.7.2 Operation - on public property - street - prohibited 700.7.3 Operation - industrial - construction site - permitted 700.7.4 Location - exemption - Orillia Farmers' Market - BIA - special event 700.7.5 Area of Operation - Private Property - Permission Required 700.7.6 Operation - time limit 700.7.7 Business - name - on vehicle - clearly visible 700.7.8 Inspection - as required - upon request 700.7.9 Driver's Licence - valid 700.7.10 Refuse containers - clean - sanitary - requirements 700.7.11 Foodstuff - wrapped - sold - individual packages 700.7.12 Preparation - date - affixed - legible 700.7.13 Beverages - containers - individual - disposable 700.7.14 Insurance - minimum requirement - applicant 700.7.15 Insurance - minimum requirement - licensee 700.7.16 Operational Plan 700.7.17 Propane - vehicle - inspection - annually 700.7.18 Propane - use - fire extinguisher - requirements 700.7.19 Area of Operation - Clean and Clear 700.7.20 Ice Cream Mobile Catering Truck - Operating Requirements 700.7.21 Location - private property - restriction 700.7.22 Ice Cream Mobile Catering Truck - Serving Customer on Roadway - Prohibited 700.7.23 Ice Cream Mobile Catering Truck - Serving Customer - Noise Making Device - Prohibited 700.7.24 Ice Cream Mobile Catering Truck - Signage - Lighting - Requirements Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.7 December 2025 700.7.25 Replacement - mobile catering truck Article 8 Salvage Yards 700.8.1 Licence - required 700.8.2 Site plan - requirement 700.8.3 Fence - berm - requirement 700.8.4 Height of stored material - restriction 700.8.5 Control - required 700.8.6 Lighting - required 700.8.7 Contaminant - minimized 700.8.8 Liquid waste - removal - condition imposed 700.8.9 Hours of operation - condition imposed 700.8.10 Inspections - condition Article 9 Newspaper Distribution Box - Periodical Distribution Box 700.9.1 Licence - required 700.9.2 Attached - prohibited 700.9.3 Placement - intersection - Development Services and Engineering Department 700.9.4 Maintenance - required 700.9.5 Name of business - clearly posted 700.9.6 Business Improvement Area Article 10 Adult Entertainment Store 700.10.1 Operation - without licence - prohibited 700.10.2 Separate licence - required - each location 700.10.3 Applicant - conditions for issuance of a licence 700.10.4 Licence - renewal - vulnerable sector screening certificate 700.10.5 Applicant - pending court cases 700.10.6 General regulations applicable to adult entertainment stores Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.8 December 2025 700.10.7 Location of operation 700.10.8 Location of operation - exception - renewal 700.10.9 Licence - limit Article 11 Ice Cream Cycle 170.11.1 Operation - without Licence - prohibited 170.11.2 Licence - separate - each vehicle 170.11.3 Licence - limit 170.11.4 Insurance - minimum requirement - applicant 170.11.5 Insurance - minimum requirement - licensee 170.11.6 Propane - vehicle - inspection - annually 170.11.7 Propane - use - fire extinguisher - requirements 170.11.8 Operation - on public property - street - prohibited 170.11.9 Location - exemption - Orillia Farmers' Market - BIA - special event 170.11.10 Area of Operation - Private Property - Permission Required 170.11.11 Age limit - minimum 16 years of age 170.11.12 Operation - time limit 170.11.13 Business - name - on vehicle - clearly visible 170.11.14 Inspection - as required - upon request 170.11.15 Refuse containers - accessible - emptied 170.11.16 Foodstuff - wrapped - sold - individual packages 170.11.17 Preparation - date - affixed - legible 170.11.18 Beverages - container - individual - disposable 170.11.19 Area of Operation - Clean and Clear 170.11.20 Operating Requirements 170.11.21 Location - private property - restriction 170.11.22 Serving Customer - on roadway - prohibited 170.11.23 Serving Customer - Noise Making Device - Prohibited 170.11.24 Replacement - ice cream cycle Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.9 December 2025 Article 12 Enforcement 170.12.1 Fine - contravention - person - adult entertainment establishment 170.12.2 Fine - contravention - person - general 170.12.3 Hinder or obstruct 170.12.4 Obstruction - enforcement 170.12.5 Notice - unpaid licensing fine 170.12.6 Distress - unpaid licensing fines 170.12.7 Rebuttable presumption - identification 170.12.8 Entry and inspection 170.12.9 Removal of adult good or exterior sign from adult entertainment .......establishment 170.12.10 Storage and disposal 170.12.11 Special provisions - adult entertainment establishments 170.12.12 Conflict - most restrictive prevails 170.12.13 Interpretation 170.12.14 Amended references 170.12.15 Validity Article 13 Enactment 170.13.1 Effective date Schedules Schedule "A" Annual Licence Fees Schedule "B" Threshold - Convictions Schedule "C" Prohibited Streets ________ Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.10 December 2025 Article 1 Interpretation 700.1.1 Adult entertainment establishment - defined "adult entertainment establishment" means an adult entertainment parlour, or an adult entertainment store. 700.1.2 Adult entertainment parlour - defined "adult entertainment parlour" means any premises or part thereof in which is provided, in pursuance of a trade, calling, business or occupation, services appealing to or services designed to appeal to erotic or sexual appetites or inclinations. 700.1.3 Adult entertainment store - defined "adult entertainment store" means any premises in which is provided, in pursuance of a trade, calling, business or occupation, adult goods to the public in which the portion of the floor area devoted to the provision of adult goods is 5% or more, or 9.3m2 or more, whichever is lesser, of the total floor area devoted to the provision of all merchandise within the premises. 700.1.4 Adult goods - defined "adult goods" means goods designed to appeal to erotic or sexual appetites or inclinations described as follows: 1. Novelties, devices, or tools including but not limited to dildos, vibrators, butt plugs and masturbatory devices designed to appeal to erotic or sexual appetites or inclinations, but do not include contraceptives or contraceptive devices; and 2. Magazines, books, pictures, postcards, slides, films, adult videotapes, phonograph records, pre-recorded magnetic tapes, or any other reading, viewing or listening matter, the cover, container or contents of which are designed to appeal to erotic or sexual appetites or inclinations, through the pictorial, photographic or other graphic depiction of one or more persons involved or engaging in a specified sexual activity or by the depiction of specified human body areas; and 3. Clothing and other products such as head gear, hog tie sets, chastity belts designed to appeal to erotic or sexual appetites or inclinations, but not including lingerie. 700.1.5 Adult videotape - defined "adult videotape" means any videotape the container or content of which is designed to appeal to erotic or sexual appetites or inclinations, through the pictorial, photographic or other graphic depiction by the portrayal of one or more persons involved or engaging in a specified sexual activity, or by the display of specified human body areas including a Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.11 December 2025 videotape classified by the Ontario Film Review Board as "restricted" with the added information piece "adult sex film". 700.1.6 Applicant - defined "applicant" means a person who is required to be Licensed pursuant to this Chapter or who has made an application for a Licence to the Director of Legislative, Building, Parking, and Transit Services and shall include a Licensee. 700.1.7 Arterial road - defined "arterial road" means any road identified as an "arterial road" in the City's Official Plan. 700.1.8 Attendant - defined "attendant" means any person other than a Licensed owner or operator who provides services designed to appeal to erotic or sexual appetites or inclinations at an adult entertainment parlour. 700.1.9 Auctioneer - defined "auctioneer" means any person selling or putting up for sale goods, wares, merchandise or effects by public auction. 700.1.10 Business - defined "business" means a trade, business or occupation and includes the sale or hire of goods or services on an intermittent or one-time basis, the showing for the purpose of the sale or hire of samples, patterns or specimens of any goods and any activity or thing. 700.1.11 Chief Building Official - defined "chief building official" means the person who may, from time to time, be appointed by Council to the position of Chief Building Official in conformity with the provisions of the Building Code Act, S.O., 1992, Chapter 23 or his designate. 700.1.12 City - defined "City" shall mean The Corporation of the City of Orillia, or the land within the geographic limits of The Corporation of the City of Orillia as the context requires. 700.1.13 Collector road - defined "collector road" means any road identified as a "collector road" in the City's Official Plan. 700.1.14 Contaminant - defined "contaminant" shall mean any solid, liquid, gas, odour, heat, sound, vibration, radiation or combination of any of them resulting directly or indirectly from the activities of any person or persons that maybe expected, on reasonable grounds, to: (a) Impair the quality of the natural environment for any use that can be made of it; (b) Cause injury or damage to property or to plant or animal life; Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.12 December 2025 (c) Cause harm or material discomfort to any person; (d) Adversely affect the health or impair the safety of any person; or (e) Render any property or plant or animal life unfit for use. 700.1.15 Council approved special event - defined "Council approved special event" means an event approved by Council, or by authorized staff pursuant to Chapter 251 of the City's Municipal Code - Delegated Authority. 700.1.16 Disability - defined "disability" means a disability as defined in the Human Rights Code (Ontario), or successor legislation. 700.1.17 Elderly - defined "elderly" means a person sixty-five years of age or over. 700.1.18 Employee - defined "employee" means any person working in any premises regulated under this Chapter whether or not such person receives remuneration. 700.1.19.......Exterior sign - defined "exterior sign" means a sign which is visible or intended to be seen from off the premises on which the sign is located. 700.1.20 Fire Chief - defined "fire chief" means the person who may, from time to time, be appointed by Council to the position of Chief of the Fire Department of the City or their designate. 700.1.21 Hawker and Pedlar - defined "hawker and pedlar" means a person who, within the City of Orillia, goes from place to place or to a particular place with goods, wares or merchandise for sale, or who carries and exposes samples, patterns or specimens of any goods, wares or merchandise that are to be delivered in the municipality afterwards. 700.1.22 Ice cream cycle - defined "ice cream cycle" means a power assisted bicycle, or manually propelled tricycle or bicycle, from which food specifically related to ice cream, frozen desserts, or other frozen confections including drinks are provided for sale or sold, but does not include an ice cream mobile catering truck. 700.1.23.......Ice cream mobile catering truck - defined "ice cream mobile catering truck" means a mobile catering truck from which desserts or other frozen confections including drinks is provided for sale or sold. Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.13 December 2025 700.1.24 Intersection - defined "intersection" means the area embraced within the prolongation or connection of the lateral curb lines or, if none, then of the lateral boundary lines of two or more highways which join one another at an angle, whether or not one crosses the other. 700.1.25 Issuer of Licenses - defined "Issuer of Licenses" means the Director of Legislative, Building, Parking, and Transit Services or designate. 700.1.26 Keeper - defined "keeper" shall mean the proprietor or manager of a business. 700.1.27 Licensed - defined "licensed" means to have in one's possession a valid and current licence issued under this Chapter, and "unlicensed" has the contrary meaning. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, a person is deemed to be unlicensed if a licence is suspended, revoked, or expired. 700.1.28 Licensee - defined "Licensee" means a person who has been issued a Licence pursuant to this Chapter either in the current calendar year or in a previous calendar year and shall include an Applicant. 700.1.29 Local produce - defined "local produce" means products grown on lands in the Province of Ontario. 700.1.30 Minor - defined "minor" means a person under eighteen (18) years of age. 700.1.31 Mobile catering truck - defined "mobile catering truck" means a motor vehicle as defined by the Highway Traffic Act designed for the purpose of preparing, selling or dispensing food or drinks from the actual vehicle, intended for the consumption by the general public. 700.1.32 Municipal Law Enforcement Officer - defined "Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a person appointed under authority of the Police Services Act for the purpose of enforcing City by-laws. 700.1.33 Newspaper / periodical distribution box - paid - defined "newspaper / periodical distribution box - paid" means a unit, box, or similar device designed to distribute or otherwise make accessible to the public, newspapers or other periodicals by depositing a coin, token, or other payment into the unit, box or similar device to gain access to the newspapers or periodicals contained therein. Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.14 December 2025 700.1.34 Newspaper / periodical distribution box - free - defined "newspaper / periodical distribution box - free" means a unit, box, or similar device designed to distribute or otherwise make accessible to the public, newspapers or other periodicals for free. 700.1.35 Non-profit charitable organizations - defined "non-profit charitable organizations" means whether incorporated or not, which have objects and purposes that are exclusively and wholly charitable. The organization is recognized by Revenue Canada as being "charitable" and it is complying with the reporting requirements under the Charities Accounting Act or is completing a Public Information Return under the Income Tax Act. 700.1.36 Non-profit non-charitable organizations - defined "non-profit non-charitable organizations" means whether incorporated or not, which have objects and purposes that are both charitable and non-charitable and that raise money for the relief of poverty, the advancement of education, the advancement of religion, culture and the arts, health and welfare and for athletic clubs and associations. 700.1.37 Operator - defined "operator" when used in the context of an adult entertainment establishment, means a person who alone or with others owns, operates, manages, supervises, runs or controls an adult entertainment establishment and includes a person who is the tenant or licensee in respect of premises which are utilized as an adult entertainment establishment, and "operate", "operation" and other words of like import or intent shall be given a corresponding meaning. 700.1.38 Owner - adult entertainment parlour - defined "owner" with respect to an adult entertainment parlour, means a person who alone or with others has the right to possess or occupy an adult entertainment parlour or actually does possess or occupy an adult entertainment parlour and includes a lessee of an adult entertainment parlour or of premises upon which an adult entertainment parlour is located and "own", "ownership" and words of like import or intent shall be given a corresponding meaning. 700.1.39 Owner - defined "owner" means a person who has in respect of premises, an estate for life or a greater estate, legal or equitable or leasehold estate. 700.1.40 Partial nudity - defined "partial nudity" means less than completely and opaquely covered human genitals or human pubic region, human buttocks or female breast below a point immediately above the top of the areola. 700.1.41 Person - defined "person" includes a corporation or a partnership. Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.15 December 2025 700.1.42 Power assisted bicycle - defined "power assisted bicycle", also known as an e-bike, means a power assisted bicycle as defined in the Highway Traffic Act. 700.1.43 Provide - defined "provide" when used in the context of an adult entertainment store, includes sell, offer to sell or offer for sale, by retail or otherwise, adult goods and "provided" shall be given a corresponding meaning. When used in the context of adult videotapes, "provide" also includes to rent, license, lease, exchange or trade such videotapes, and to offer to do any of the foregoing, whether or not consideration is given by cost of membership, subscription, price of admittance, or any other basis. 700.1.44 Refreshment vehicle - defined "refreshment vehicle" means a vehicle as defined by the Highway Traffic Act, or portable unit designed for the purpose of preparing, selling or dispensing food or drinks intended for consumption by the general public. 700.1.45 Refuse - defined "refuse" includes food, disposable eating utensils, paper, wood, cardboard, plastic, glass or metal products used in the preparation, serving or consumption of food or beverages offered for sale from a mobile catering truck or refreshment vehicle. 700.1.46 Rent - defined "rent" for the purposes of Adult Entertainment means the exchange of a sum of money or other financial consideration for the temporary use of goods. 700.1.47 Residential - defined "residential" means a zone category containing an "R" symbol or abbreviation within the City's Zoning By-law, as amended. 700.1.48 Roadway - defined "roadway" means that portion of a street improved, designed or ordinarily used for vehicular traffic, but does not include the shoulder. 700.1.49 Salvage yard - defined "salvage yard" shall include lands or premises whereon or wherein scrap metal, steel, plastic, lumber or other such substances or second-hand goods, are kept or stored or processed or fabricated or wrecked or sorted or cut, or any one or more of the foregoing activities takes place, whether or not any of such goods or substances are made available for sale, or for other purposes, from the said lands or premises, and without limiting the generality of the foregoing, a salvage yard shall include a wrecking yard for automobiles, other vehicles or appliances, and a yard for the storage or sale of parts thereof. Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.16 December 2025 700.1.50 Second-hand goods - defined "second-hand goods" shall include but not limited to waste paper, rags, bones, bottles, bicycles, automobile tires, old metal, and other scrap metal and salvage, automobiles, furniture. 700.1.51 Services - defined "services" includes activities, facilities, performances, exhibitions, viewings and encounters, but does not include the exhibition of film approved under the Theatres Act. 700.1.52 Services - erotic - sexual - defined "services appealing to or services that are designed to appeal to erotic or sexual appetites or inclinations" for the purposes of adult entertainment includes: (a) services of which a principal feature or characteristic is the nudity or partial nudity of any person; and (b) services in respect of which the word "nude", "naked", "topless", "bottomless", "sexy" or any other word or any picture, symbol or representation having like meaning or implication is used in any advertisement. 700.1.53 Sign - defined "sign" means any visual medium used to convey information by way of words, pictures, graphics, emblems or symbols, or any device used for the purpose of providing direction, information, identification, advertisement, business promotion or the promotion of a product, activity, service or idea. 700.1.54 Specific location daily sales - defined "specific location daily sales" means any sale that is operated by a person who sells goods, wares or merchandise from a specific location within the City of Orillia on a specific day, and such sales may be either direct or by way of sample or catalogue for delivery later but does not include fruit and vegetable stands selling local produce. 700.1.55 Specified human body areas - defined "specified human body areas" means one or more of the following: in the case of a female person, the nipples or areolae of the breast; and in the case of male and female persons the genitals, perineum or the buttocks. 700.1.56 Specified sexual activity - defined "specified sexual activity" means one or more of the following: actual or simulated sexual intercourse, masturbation, urination, defecation, ejaculation, sodomy, including bestiality, anal intercourse, and oral sexual intercourse, direct physical stimulation of unclothed genital organs, and flagellation or torture in the context of a sexual relationship or activity. Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.17 December 2025 700.1.57 Street or highway - defined "street" or "highway" includes a common and public highway, street, avenue, parkway, driveway, square, place, bridge, viaduct or trestle, any part of which is intended for or used by the general public for the passage of vehicles and includes the area between the lateral property lines thereof." 700.1.58 To provide - defined "to provide" when used in relation to services, includes to furnish, perform, solicit or give such services and "providing" and "provision" have corresponding meanings. 700.1.59 Videotape - defined "videotape" means cinematographic film, video disc, computer diskette, or any other medium capable of producing visual images that may be viewed as moving pictures. Article 2 General Provisions 700.2.1 Application - in writing Every application for a Licence shall be made in writing on a form provided by Corporate Services and the required fee shall be deposited with Corporate Services at the time of application. 700.2.2 Fee - set out The Licence fee for each Licence required shall be set out in Schedule "A" attached to this Chapter. The fee for each Licence shall not be pro-rated. 700.2.3 Fees - automatic annual fee increase - effective date Fees will be subject to an automatic 2% increase rounded to the nearest dollar effective January 1 of each year. 700.2.4 Licence - term Any Licence issued pursuant to this Chapter shall be for a period from January 1 to December 31 each year. 700.2.5 Licence - issue subject to requirements Subject to the applicant meeting the requirements of this Chapter, the Director of Legislative, Building, Parking, and Transit Services shall issue the said Licence. 700.2.6 Licence - displayed - clearly visible Every Licence issued in accordance with this Chapter shall be displayed in a prominent place and be clearly visible to the public at all times. 700.2.7 Licence - carried - at all times Every Hawker and Pedlar - Salesperson Licence, Licensed in accordance with this Chapter shall at all times, while carrying on business, carry the Licence with them and Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.18 December 2025 shall upon demand exhibit it to any Municipal By-law Enforcement Officer or Ontario Provincial Police Officer. 700.2.8 Inspections - required Every Licence applied for pursuant to this Chapter shall be subject to the following required inspections / approvals: i) Zoning and Building approval ii) Fire Department approval iii) Police Department approval (excluding refreshment vehicle licence) iv) Health Unit approval 700.2.9 Approval - required Approvals must be received from each department / agency as set out in Section 700.2.8 before a Licence is issued. 700.2.10 Incomplete application Where an applicant has failed to provide any fee or document required under this Chapter for the issuance or renewal of a licence, the application shall be considered incomplete. If the application remains incomplete after 30 days from the date the application was submitted, the Director of Legislative, Building, Parking, and Transit Services may issue a Notice of Incomplete Application and close the file. 700.2.11 Refusal to issue Licence The Director of Legislative, Building, Parking, and Transit Services shall refuse to grant a licence under this Chapter to any person if: (a) Any application or other document provided to the City by or on behalf of the applicant contains a false statement or provides false information; (b) The applicant has failed to comply with the requirements of this Chapter or other applicable By-laws of the City or of any Local Board thereof, or of any Statute, Order-in-Council, or Regulation of the Provincial Legislature or the Parliament of Canada, or of any Agency, Board of Commission thereof, in, upon or in connection with the applied for licensed activity of the business or premise, facilities, equipment, vehicles and other property used or kept for hire in connection with the licensed activity; (c) The Director of Legislative, Building, Parking, and Transit Services determines that the issuing of the licence would be contrary to the public interest; Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.19 December 2025 (d) The applicant has any outstanding fine imposed under the Provincial Offences Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. P. 33, as amended, or successor legislation, for the contravention of any provision of this Chapter or any other municipal By-law or Provincial Statute where such fine is associated with an offence arising out of the conduct, operation or activity within or in conjunction with such business. 700.2.12 Suspension or revocation - general The Director of Legislative, Building, Parking, and Transit Services shall suspend or revoke a licence for any one or more of the grounds listed in Section 700.2.11. 700.2.13 Written notice - refusal, suspension or revocation After a decision is made by the Director of Legislative, Building, Parking, and Transit Services to refuse, suspend or revoke a licence, written notice of that decision shall be given forthwith to the applicant or licensee. 700.2.14 Written notice - refusal, suspension or revocation - requirements The written notice to be given under Section 700.2.13 shall: (a) Set out the grounds for the decision; (b) Give reasonable particulars of the grounds for the decision; (c) Be signed by the Director of Legislative, Building, Parking, and Transit Services; and (d) State that the applicant or licensee is entitled to a hearing by the Tribunal if the applicant or licensee delivers to the City Clerk within fifteen 15 days after the notice is served, a notice in writing that adheres with Section 700.2.17, requesting a hearing by the Tribunal accompanied by an appeal fee of $50. 700.2.15 Right to appeal The applicant or licensee may appeal the Director of Legislative, Building, Parking, and Transit Services' decision to refuse, suspend, revoke or to impose any condition on a licence to the Tribunal by filing a written notice of appeal with the City Clerk, within fifteen 15 days following the receipt of written notice of the Director of Legislative, Building, Parking, and Transit Services' decision. 700.2.16 Incomplete application - no right to appeal The issuance of a Notice of Incomplete Application is not a statutory power of decision and is not subject to appeal to the Tribunal. 700.2.17 Content of notice of appeal Where an applicant or licensee requests a hearing before the Tribunal, the notice of appeal shall be in writing to the City Clerk and shall include: Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.20 December 2025 (a) The original signature of the applicant, or representative; (b) The reasons in support of the appeal; (c) The applicant's address, telephone number and, where available, fax number; (d) The name, address, and telephone number of any agent, representative, or lawyer representing the applicant. 700.2.18 Written request - hearing scheduled On receipt of a written request for a hearing from the applicant or licensee, the City Clerk, through the Tribunal Coordinator shall schedule a hearing of the Tribunal and give reasonable notice of the date, time, and place of the hearing in accordance with Chapter 117 of the Municipal Code - Licensing Appeal Tribunal Chapter. 700.2.19 Appeal does not suspend decision The filing of an appeal does not operate to suspend the Director of Legislative, Building, Parking, and Transit Services' decision. 700.2.20 Deadline to appeal final The decision of the Director of Legislative, Building, Parking, and Transit Services shall be final if the City Clerk does not receive an appeal by the 15th day following the receipt date of the written notice of the Director of Legislative, Building, Parking, and Transit Services' decision. A notice of appeal is ineffectual to create a right to a hearing unless it is received by the City Clerk on or before the appeal deadline. 700.2.21 Fulfill outstanding requirements Where the Tribunal has ordered that a licence be granted, reinstated, a suspension to a licence ended or a change to the condition(s) of a licence, the applicant or licensee shall fulfill any outstanding requirements for the licence under this Chapter. 700.2.22 Licensing Appeal Tribunal Chapter applies The provisions of Chapter 117 of the Municipal Code - Licensing Appeal Tribunal Chapter apply to any appeal that is made under this article. 700.2.23 Delivery of notice Any written notice given under this Chapter shall be deemed to be received on the receipt date which is one of the following: (a) In the case of mailed documents, 5 days following the mailing as determined from the post mark; (b) In the case of personal delivery, email or faxed document, the day of delivery; and (c) Where more than one method of delivery is used, the operative receipt Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.21 December 2025 date for the calculation of the time for an appeal is the latest of the possible receipt dates. 700.2.24 Notice - last known business or residential address Where any written notice is mailed under this Chapter, it is sufficient to use the applicant's or licensee's last known business or residential address. 700.2.25 Transfer - Licence No Licence issued under the provisions of this Chapter shall be transferable unless such transfer is approved by Council. 700.2.26 Renewal - procedure Every licensee shall re-apply as set out in this Chapter one month prior to the expiry of the said Licence by filling out the appropriate application form. 700.2.27 Fees - convenience - credit card payments A 2.4% convenience fee shall be charged for the use of credit cards for online payments processed by the City's Merchant Services Payment Processor. Article 3 Adult Entertainment 700.3.1 Operation - without - prohibited No person shall own or operate or permit the operation of an adult entertainment parlour within the corporate limits of the City of Orillia unless the owner is Licensed to do so in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter. 700.3.2 Age restriction - knowingly permit entry No owner or operator or any person carrying on or engaged in the trade, calling, business or occupation of an adult entertainment parlour shall knowingly permit an individual under the age of 18 years to enter or remain in the adult entertainment parlour or any part thereof. 700.3.3 Age restriction - appearance of possible violation No owner or operator or any person carrying on or engaged in the trade, calling, business or occupation of an adult entertainment parlour shall permit an individual who appears to be under the age of 18 years to enter or remain in the adult entertainment parlour or any part thereof. 700.3.4 Physical contact - with attendant - prohibited No owner or operator or any person carrying on or engaged in the trade, calling, business or occupation of an adult entertainment parlour shall knowingly permit any attendant, while providing services as an attendant, to touch, or to be touched by, or have physical contact with any other person in any manner whatsoever involving any part of that person's body. Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.22 December 2025 700.3.5 Signs - advertising device - restrictions No owner or operator of an adult entertainment parlour shall place or permit to be placed any sign or any other advertising device, on any land and premises occupied by an adult entertainment parlour, save and except a sign or any other advertising device containing the words "adult entertainment parlour" and the name under which the business is operated provided that such name does not include any of the following words: "nude", "naked", "topless", "bottomless", "sexy" or any other word or any picture, symbol or representation having like meaning or implication which is used in any advertisement. 700.3.6 Location - zoning - requirement Notwithstanding anything contained in this Chapter, no person shall own or operate an adult entertainment parlour within the corporate limits of the City of Orillia unless it is located within a Special Purpose Commercial (C3) zone as defined by Restricted Area By-law 2005-72 of The Corporation of the City of Orillia and unless the building in which the adult entertainment parlour is located is a distance of at least 600 feet from the nearest boundary of a Heritage Residential (HR) zone, First Density Residential (R1) zone, Second Density Residential (R2) zone, Third Density Residential (R3) zone, Fourth Density Residential (R4) zone, First Density Multiple Residential (RM1) zone, Second Density Multiple Residential (RM2) zone, Residential Mobile Home (RMH) zone as defined by the said Restricted Area By-law as amended. 700.3.7 Licence - limit The maximum number of Adult Entertainment Licenses that may be issued at any one time is two. 700.3.8 Orillia Opera House - Exemption That the provisions set out in Article 3 of this Chapter shall not apply to the Orillia Opera House which operates as a performing arts venue within the City of Orillia. Article 4 Auctioneer 700.4.1 Operation - without Licence - prohibited No auctioneer or person shall operate, maintain or engage in the business, trade or occupation of an auctioneer within the City without first having obtained an Auctioneer's Licence to do so. 700.4.2 Auction - without Licence - prohibited No auctioneer or person shall sell or put up for sale goods, wares, merchandise or effects by auction within the City without first having obtained an Auctioneer's Licence. 700.4.3 Licence - business address - name - displayed - on site Every person who exercises the business, trade or occupation of an auctioneer shall, at the place of each auction, prominently display his or her Auctioneer's Licence, his or her name and business address and shall, on all public business, include such name and business address in the advertisement. Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.23 December 2025 700.4.4 Disorder - in auction - offices - prohibited No auctioneer shall permit any disorder in his or her auction room or offices. 700.4.5 Mock auction - prohibited No auctioneer shall conduct or permit to be conducted any mock auction. 700.4.6 Misrepresentation - value - effects - prohibited No auctioneer shall knowingly make or permit to be made any misrepresentation as to the nature, content, quantity or value of any goods, wares, merchandise or effects that may be offered for sale. 700.4.7 Intentionally confusing purchaser - prohibited No auctioneer shall do anything that is calculated to, or which may reasonably have the effect of confusing a purchaser as to the amount paid for any article or articles. 700.4.8 Use of persons to stimulate bidding - prohibited No auctioneer shall avail themself of the services of or act in concert with, persons known in the trade as "beaters", "boosters" or "shills" for the purpose of raising or stimulating bids. 700.4.9 Reserved bid announcement before bidding - required No auctioneer shall sell or put up for sale by auction any goods, wares, merchandise or effects on a reserved bid basis without first advertising the fact of such a reserve bid prior to the auction and as well as announcing clearly to those in attendance at the auction the fact of such reserve bid. 700.4.10 Book - accounts - kept - information requirements Every person who exercises the business, trade or occupation of an auctioneer shall keep proper books of account of the business transacted by them as an auctioneer. The books shall give the names and addresses of the owner of the goods, wares, or merchandise to be sold, the description of the same, the price for which the same may be sold, the names and addresses of the persons purchasing such goods, wares or merchandise or any portion thereof, and the sale price, and the auctioneer shall, after the sale of the same, or any portion thereof, account for the proceeds and pay the same to the person or persons entitled to such proceeds, less the auctioneer's proper and legal commission and charges. The auctioneer shall, in case no sale is made of such goods, on payment of his or her proper costs and charges, return such goods to the person or persons entitled to receive the same on proper demand being made thereof. 700.4.11 Daily Auction Licence - non-profit charitable organization - non-profit non-charitable organization Every person / organization conducting an auction on behalf of a non-profit charitable organization or non-profit non-charitable organization must obtain a Daily Auction Licence. Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.24 December 2025 Article 5 Hawker and Pedlar 700.5.1 Operation - without Licence - prohibited No hawker and pedlar shall go from place to place or to a particular place within the City of Orillia, with goods, wares or merchandise for sale, or carry and expose samples, patterns or specimens of any goods, wares or merchandise that are to be delivered in the municipality afterwards without having first obtained from the City of Orillia a Licence. 700.5.2 Current Licence - required No hawker and pedlar shall operate a specific location daily sale, unless he or she holds a current Licence, which Licence is to be known as a "pedlars and hawkers - specific location daily sales Licence." 700.5.3 Fruit / Vegetable Stand - Licence required Every owner / operator of a fruit and vegetable stand shall obtain a Licence for each location to sell local produce only. 700.5.4 Fruit / Vegetable Stand - private property permission Every owner / operator of a fruit and vegetable stand shall not sell local produce without first obtaining written permission of the private property owner. 700.5.5 Separate Licence - required - each location The applicant shall take out a separate Licence for each location where goods, wares, merchandise or local produce are sold from and the applicant shall operate only in the location set out in the Licence. 700.5.6 Operation - on private property - permission required No hawker and pedlar shall operate a specific location daily sale from a specific location without the written permission of the private property owner. 700.5.7 Operation - on City property - prohibited No hawker and pedlar, fruit / vegetable owner / operator shall operate a specific location daily sale or a fruit and vegetable stand on City of Orillia property. 700.5.8 Commercial - zone - Hawker and Pedlar Every hawker and pedlar operating a specific location daily sale shall be permitted in a commercial zone only. 700.5.9 Fruit / Vegetable Stand - Commercial zone Every owner / operator of a fruit and vegetable stand shall operate in a commercial zone only. Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.25 December 2025 700.5.10 Exemption No person / organization shall be required to obtain a Licence in accordance with Article 5 if the goods, wares or merchandise are being sold on behalf of a non-profit charitable organization or a non-profit non-charitable organization. 700.5.11 Owner of Business - exemption No owner of a business, operating in the City of Orillia shall be required to obtain a Licence in accordance with Article 5; if the goods, wares, merchandise, and / or fruit and vegetables being sold are such that are offered for sale in the aforementioned business premise and if such items are sold on the property owned / occupied by the said business. 700.5.12 Owner of business - exemption - zoning compliance In addition to the exemption set out in Section 700.5.11, every owner of a business must comply with the City of Orillia Zoning By-law. 700.5.13 Special Events - exemption The provisions of this Chapter shall not apply to Hawker and Pedlars who are operating in conjunction with any Council approved special event. Article 6 Refreshment Vehicle 700.6.1 Operation - without Licence - prohibited No person shall operate or maintain a refreshment vehicle within the municipality without first having obtained a Licence to do so. 700.6.2 Operation - on public property - street - prohibited No person shall operate or maintain a refreshment vehicle on any public property, highway or road allowance within the municipality, unless authorized by resolution of Council. 700.6.3 Operation - on private property - approvals - required A licensee may operate or maintain a refreshment vehicle on private property, in which case the licensee must obtain the prior written authorization from the property owner, receive the written approval of the Simcoe County District Health Unit and adhere to their regulations. 700.6.4 Business - name - on vehicle - clearly visible Every vehicle shall have posted or painted, in a contrasting colour, on both side panels, in clearly visible letters, the name of the business. 700.6.5 Licence - separate - each vehicle - location specific Every owner shall take out a separate Licence for each refreshment vehicle owned and operated by him or her, and such vehicle is required to operate only in the location set out on the Licence. Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.26 December 2025 700.6.6 Inspection - vehicle - as required - upon request Every licensee shall at his or her own expense, whenever required to do so by the municipality, bring such vehicle to any person designated by the municipality for inspection. 700.6.7 Insurance - minimum requirement All refreshment vehicle owners shall carry a minimum of $2,000,000 comprehensive general liability insurance and shall furnish proof of this coverage satisfactory to the municipality prior to being Licensed. 700.6.8 Licensee - to ensure - knowledge - compliance Every licensee shall ensure that each operator or employee is made familiar with the contents of this Chapter and shall not permit any operator under his or her control, management, supervision or direction to breach any of the provisions of this Chapter. 700.6.9 Sound producing device - soft-toned bell - only No vehicle shall be equipped with any sounding device for attracting attention other than a soft-toned bell or chime. 700.6.10 Location - distance from restaurant A refreshment vehicle shall not be located for the purpose of selling refreshments within 300 feet (90 meters) of another restaurant. 700.6.11 Location - private property - restriction A refreshment vehicle may locate on private property where a restaurant is already operating, provided written permission of the restaurant proprietor is obtained, and also provided the refreshment vehicle is still not located within 300 feet (90 meters) of any other property where a restaurant is located. 700.6.12 Location - exemption - J.B. Tudhope Memorial Park - Centennial Park The provisions of this Chapter shall not apply to any refreshment vehicle located at J.B. Tudhope Memorial Park or Centennial Park that is operating under a lease issued by the City's Chief Administrative Officer or designate. 700.6.13 Location - exemption - Farmers' Market - BIA The provisions of this Chapter shall not apply to refreshment vehicles which are: (a) located on the Market Square Municipal Parking Lot on Saturdays during the Farmers' Market; (b) located in the Business Improvement Area during special events authorized by Council; (c) operated in conjunction with any Council approved special event. Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.27 December 2025 700.6.14 Refuse container - clean - sanitary - requirements Every licensee shall ensure that every refreshment vehicle is equipped with: (a) A metal refuse container with a self-closing lid, and such container shall be kept in a clean and sanitary condition and emptied at least once daily; and (b) A disposable litter container which shall be replaced at least once daily; and such containers shall be used for the disposal of all refuse. 700.6.15 Refuse container - accessible - to all persons Every licensee shall ensure that every refuse container is located in such a position on the vehicle so as to be easily accessible by the person making purchases. 700.6.16 Vehicle - clean - sanitary - in good repair Every licensee shall ensure that the vehicle and all parts and equipment for use in the dispensing of refreshments are maintained in a clean and sanitary condition and at all times in good repair. 700.6.17 Propane - vehicle - inspection - annually Every licensee shall ensure that where a vehicle uses propane or natural gas, the vehicle is inspected and certified at the time of application and on an annual basis by an authorized inspector, and such certification shall be filed with the City annually, and at the time of application, or as may be required. 700.6.18 Propane - use - fire extinguisher - requirements Every licensee shall ensure that where a vehicle uses propane or natural gas, a minimum 2 A 10 BC fire extinguisher or other such extinguisher as required by the Fire Chief shall be mounted on the vehicle and the operator of such vehicle shall be knowledgeable in the proper use of such fire extinguisher. 700.6.19 Charitable - organizations - one day sale Every person / organization wanting to operate a refreshment vehicle for the purposes of a one-day sale may apply for a one-day Licence in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter. 700.6.20 One day - Licence issued Every person / organization applying for a Licence as set out in Section 700.6.19 must satisfy the Director of Legislative, Building, Parking, and Transit Services that all proceeds will be donated to a non-profit charitable organization or non-profit non-charitable organization. 700.6.21 Sign - charitable organization - post Every person / organization issued a one-day Licence shall clearly post a sign advising what non-profit charitable organization or non-profit non-charitable organization is benefiting from the sale of the refreshments. Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.28 December 2025 Article 7 Mobile Catering Trucks 700.7.1 Operation - without Licence - prohibited No person shall operate or maintain a mobile catering truck within the City without first obtaining a Licence to do so. 700.7.2 Operation - on public property - street - prohibited No person shall operate a mobile catering truck on any public property or highway within the City, unless specifically authorized by Council. Notwithstanding the foregoing, a licensee may use public streets or highways within the City only to get from location to location, or to operate an ice cream mobile catering truck thereon subject to complying with the requirements set out in Article 7. 700.7.3 Operation - industrial - construction site - permitted A licensee of a mobile catering truck shall operate or maintain a mobile catering truck on privately owned industrial sites, commercial areas and construction sites only. Notwithstanding the foregoing, a licensee may operate or maintain an ice cream mobile catering truck on a street subject to complying with the requirements set out in Article 7. 700.7.4 Location - exemption - Orillia Farmers' Market - BIA - special event Notwithstanding sections 700.7.1 and 700.7.2, the provisions of Article 7 shall not apply to mobile catering trucks which are: (a) Located on City property during the Orillia Farmers' Market; (b) Located in the Business Improvement Area during special events authorized by Council; (c) Operated in conjunction with any Council approved special event. 700.7.5 Area of Operation - Private Property - Permission Required No person shall operate or maintain a mobile catering truck on private property without the express written permission of the owner, or his / her authorized agent. 700.7.6 Operation - time limit Every licensee of a mobile catering truck shall ensure that the truck does not remain at any location for longer than a 30 minute period. 700.7.7 Business - name - on vehicle - clearly visible Every licensee of a mobile catering truck shall ensure that the vehicle displays in a contrasting colour on both side panels, in clear visible letters, the name of the business. Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.29 December 2025 700.7.8 Inspection - as required - upon request Every licensee of a mobile catering truck shall, at the licensee's expense, whenever required to do so by the Issuer of Licences, bring the mobile catering truck to any person designated by the Issuer of Licences for inspection. 700.7.9 Driver's Licence - valid All licensees of a mobile catering truck shall furnish a valid driver's Licence prior to being Licensed and shall keep a valid driver's Licence during the operation of a mobile catering truck and the term of the Licence. 700.7.10 Refuse containers - clean - sanitary - requirements Every licensee shall ensure that every mobile catering truck is equipped with: (a) A metal refuse container with a self-closing lid, and such container shall be kept in a clean and sanitary condition and emptied at least once daily; and (b) Disposable litter container which shall be replaced at least once daily; and such containers shall be used for the disposal of all refuse. 700.7.11 Foodstuff - wrapped - sold - individual packages Every licensee of a mobile catering truck shall ensure that all foodstuff is wrapped or sold in individual packages. 700.7.12 Preparation - date - affixed - legible Every licensee of a mobile catering truck shall ensure that the date of preparation is clearly and legibly marked on or affixed to the wrapper of all sandwiches or prepackaged foodstuffs sold from the vehicle. 700.7.13 Beverages - containers - individual - disposable Every licensee of a mobile catering truck shall ensure that beverages are only sold in individual disposable containers. 700.7.14 Insurance - minimum requirement - applicant Every applicant for a Licence to operate or maintain a mobile catering truck shall furnish proof of the insurance coverage in section 700.7.15 satisfactory to the Issuer of Licences prior to being Licensed in the form of a Certificate of Insurance. 700.7.15 Insurance - minimum requirement - licensee Every licensee of a mobile catering truck shall obtain and maintain while licensed under this Chapter the following minimum insurance requirements: Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.30 December 2025 (1) Commercial General Liability (a) Commercial General Liability insurance subject to limits of not less than two million dollars ($2,000,000.00) inclusive per occurrence and in the aggregate for bodily injury, and damage to property including loss of use, that includes: (i) products and completed operations coverage with limits of not less than two million dollars ($2,000,000.00) per occurrence; (ii) blanket contractual liability with limits of not less than two million dollars ($2,000,000.00) per occurrence; and (iii) cross liability and severability of interest provision. (b) Non-owned automobile coverage with limits of not less than two million dollars ($2,000,000.00) per occurrence; (c) An endorsement to provide the City no less than thirty 30 days prior written notice, from the insurer, of any change or cancellation; (d) Where the mobile catering truck has been granted permission to operate on City property, "The Corporation of the City of Orillia" shall be named or included as an additional insured; and (2) Automobile Liability Insurance (a) Automobile Liability Insurance with limits of not less than two million dollars ($2,000,000.00) inclusive per occurrence for bodily injury, death and damage to property; (b) Non-owned automobile coverage with limits of not less than two million dollars ($2,000,000.00) per occurrence; and (c) An endorsement to provide the City no less than 30 days prior written notice, from the insurer, of any change or cancellation. 700.7.16 Operational Plan Every applicant for a mobile catering truck licence shall file with the Issuer of Licences an operational plan indicating plans for signage and waste management including disposal of grease and grey water. The operational plan shall include, but is not limited to: number and type of recycling and waste receptacles, name and address of the location where grease and grey water will be properly disposed and a letter from the owner of the said facility, should it not be accessible to the public. Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.31 December 2025 700.7.17 Propane - vehicle - inspection - annually Every licensee shall ensure that where a mobile catering truck uses propane or natural gas, the vehicle is inspected and certified at the time of application and on an annual basis by an authorized inspector, and such certification shall be filed with the City annually, and at the time of application, or as may be required. 700.7.18 Propane - use - fire extinguisher - requirements Every licensee shall ensure that where a mobile catering truck uses propane or natural gas, a minimum 2 A 10 BC fire extinguisher or other such extinguisher as required by the Fire Chief shall be mounted on the vehicle and the operator of such vehicle shall be knowledgeable in the proper use of such fire extinguisher. 700.7.19 ......Area of Operation - Clean and Clear Every licensee of a mobile catering truck shall ensure: (a) The surrounding area is kept clean and clear of refuse during the hours of operation of the mobile catering truck; and (b) Refuse receptacles are removed, together with all refuse collected in the receptacles or in the surrounding area upon departure of the mobile catering truck. 700.7.20 Ice Cream Mobile Catering Truck - Operating Requirements Every licensee of an ice cream mobile catering truck shall ensure that the vehicle is not operated at any time: (a) After sunset and before sunrise; (b) On any portion of a street while located within 15 metres of an intersection; (c) On any portion of a street located within the downtown area as set out in Schedule "C" of this Chapter; (d) On any portion of an arterial or collector road; (e) Within 90 metres of any park or school measured along the most direct route from the nearest point of the park or school property boundary to the nearest point on the ice cream mobile catering truck; (f) Within 90 metres of any restaurant or convenience store measured along the most direct route from the nearest point of the exterior wall of the restaurant or convenience store to the nearest point on the ice cream mobile catering truck; or Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.32 December 2025 (g) Within 90 metres of any refreshment vehicle measured along the most direct route from the nearest point of the refreshment vehicle to the nearest point on the ice cream mobile catering truck. 700.7.21 Location - private property - restriction Notwithstanding section 700.7.20 (f) or (g), an ice cream mobile catering truck may operate on private property within 90 metres of where a restaurant, refreshment vehicle, or convenience store is already operating, provided written permission of the restaurant, refreshment vehicle, or convenience store proprietor is obtained, and also provided the truck is still not located within 90 metres of any restaurant, refreshment vehicle, or convenience store that is located on any other property. 700.7.22 Ice Cream Mobile Catering Truck - Serving Customer on Roadway - Prohibited Every licensee of an ice cream mobile catering truck shall ensure that no food or drink is provided for sale or sold to any person who is standing on a roadway. 700.7.23 Ice Cream Mobile Catering Truck - Serving Customer - Noise Making Device - Prohibited Every licensee of an ice cream mobile catering truck shall ensure that no food or drink is provided for sale or sold to any person who is standing on any portion of a street while any noise making device is activated. 700.7.24 Ice Cream Mobile Catering Truck - Signage - Lighting - Requirements Every licensee of an ice cream mobile catering truck shall ensure that the vehicle is equipped and maintained with a: (a) "WATCH FOR CHILDREN" warning sign in readily legible black letters at least 15 centimeters high on a yellow background that is affixed to the rear exterior of the ice cream mobile catering truck and plainly visible in its entirety at all times; (b) Minimum of two (2) amber lights on top, placed as to be readily visible by a person 1.5 meters in height standing 1.2 meters in front of or behind the vehicle, that flash when the ice cream mobile catering truck stops to provide for sale or sell any dessert, or other frozen confection including a drink; and (c) A mirror system which makes it possible for the driver of the ice cream mobile catering truck to complete a 360 degree visual inspection of the area around the truck while sitting in the driver's seat. 700.7.25 Replacement - mobile catering truck Where a person holds a valid licence under Article 7 for the current year and where such person certifies that the mobile catering truck has been removed from service and is being replaced by another vehicle to be operated as a mobile catering truck, and upon submission of: Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.33 December 2025 (a) A duly completed application form; (b) Any other required inspections, approvals, or documents as required by this Chapter; and (c) Payment of an administrative fee as set out in Schedule "A" of this Chapter, a licence may be re-issued by the Issuer of Licences for the replacement vehicle. Article 8 Salvage Yards 700.8.1 Licence - required No person shall operate or keep a salvage yard within the City of Orillia without first obtaining a Licence to do so. 700.8.2 Site plan - requirement In the case of an application for a Salvage Yard Licence, where the City has enacted a site plan control by-law pursuant to the provisions of Section 41 of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. P.13, as amended, which would apply to the lands and premises set forth in the application, the applicant shall provide a copy of the required site plan agreement to the Director of Legislative, Building, Parking, and Transit Services along with the application for the Licence. 700.8.3 Fence - berm - requirement Unless otherwise specified in a site plan agreement referred to in Section 700.8.2 of this Chapter, no person shall operate a salvage yard unless that part of the yard used for the keeping, storing, processing, fabricating, wrecking, sorting, cutting or selling of any of the substances referred to in Section 700.1.29 of this Chapter, or any second-hand goods, is totally enclosed by a fence and / or berm no less than eight (8) feet and no more than twelve (12) feet in height, of a quality and material approved by the General Manager of Development Services and Engineering or their designate, which fence and / or berm shall, at all times during the currency of any Licence issued under this Chapter, be kept in good repair and free from any kind of hazard. 700.8.4 Height of stored material - restriction No owner or keeper of a salvage yard shall, after the coming into effect of this Chapter, place any of the substances referred to in Section 700.1.29 of this Chapter, or any second-hand goods, whether for storage or otherwise, or permit any such substances or second-hand goods to become so placed or stored, within an area five (5) metres inside of the fence required by Section 700.8.3 so as to cause any such material to be stored or piled to a height higher than one (1) foot below the height of the fence erected in compliance with that section or pursuant to a site plan agreement referred to in Section 700.8.2 of this Chapter. Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.34 December 2025 700.8.5 Control - required Every owner or keeper of a salvage yard shall take all reasonable steps to ensure the control and minimization of: (i) Litter in and around the salvage yard; (ii) Dust in the salvage yard and on the roadways in its immediate vicinity; (iii) The presence of rodents and other pests; (iv) Unnecessary noise caused by machinery or equipment and noise disturbing to members of the public; (v) Harmful and other negative effects upon the quality of life of inhabitants in the vicinity of the salvage yard. 700.8.6 Lighting - required Lighting shall be installed, maintained and used in every salvage yard in a manner sufficient to protect the health and safety of persons within the salvage yard, and those coming to or leaving such yard. 700.8.7 Contaminant - minimized No goods, substances, or materials containing one or more contaminants or likely to contain such contaminants shall be brought on to the salvage yard property or dealt with by a licensee, unless all steps are taken by the owner or keeper, necessary to control and minimize the potentially harmful effects of any such contaminants. 700.8.8 Liquid waste - removal - condition imposed A condition may be imposed upon the issuing of a Licence, that a schedule or specified time periods be adhered to by a licensee for ensuring the regular, timely and safe removal of any liquid wastes which are contaminants from the salvage yard property. 700.8.9 Hours of operation - condition imposed A condition may be imposed upon the issuing of a Licence, such requirements as to hours of operation of a salvage yard as are deemed appropriate to prevent a nuisance to surrounding residents and users of land, and as are agreed upon by the applicant as a condition upon the issuing of the Licence. 700.8.10 Inspections - condition It shall be a condition of every Licence issued under this Chapter that any person duly authorized by Council may at all reasonable times inspect any places or premises or part thereof used for the carrying on of any salvage yard business which is Licensed or required to be Licensed under this Chapter and any such person so authorized may inspect the books, records or other documents of the licensee relating to such trade, calling, business or occupation in conjunction with the regulation thereof. Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.35 December 2025 Article 9 Newspaper Distribution Box - Periodical Distribution Box 700.9.1 Licence - required No person shall place a newspaper distribution box or a periodical distribution box on public property without first having obtained a Licence to do so. 700.9.2 Attached - prohibited No person shall affix, attach or secure in any way any newspaper distribution box or periodical distribution box to the boulevard or any tree, pole, post, building structure or object unless authorized by the City of Orillia. 700.9.3 Placement - intersection - Development Services and Engineering Department The City of Orillia Development Services and Engineering Department must approve every applicant requesting a Licence to place a newspaper distribution box or a periodical distribution box on or near an intersection 700.9.4 Maintenance - required All newspaper distribution boxes or periodical distribution boxes shall be maintained to include but not limited to: (i) Free and clear of any graffiti; (ii) Free and clear from chipped paint and rust. 700.9.5 Name of business - clearly posted All newspaper distribution boxes and periodical distribution boxes shall have clearly posted the name of the newspaper or periodical. 700.9.6 Business Improvement Area - permitted locations only Within the Business Improvement Area as defined by Chapter 100 of the City of Orillia Municipal Code, newspaper distribution boxes or periodical distribution boxes shall be permitted in the following locations only: 1. South east side of Mississaga Street east of Front Street (at the LCBO) - all Newspaper / Periodical Distribution Boxes. 2. Peter Street west side, beside Royal Bank Business Centre - paid Newspaper / Periodical Distribution Boxes. 3. Peter Street South, west side in front of Copy Xpress - free Newspaper / Periodical Distribution Boxes. 4. Peter Street South, east side in front of Royal Bank Personal Banking - free Newspaper / Periodical Distribution Boxes. Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.36 December 2025 5. North east corner of West Street at Mississaga Street - all Newspaper / Periodical Distribution Boxes. Article 10 Adult Entertainment Store 700.10.1 Operation - without licence - prohibited No person shall operate or permit the operation of an adult entertainment store within the City without first having obtained a licence to do so. 700.10.2 Separate licence - required - each location A separate licence shall be obtained for each adult entertainment store. 700.10.3 Applicant - conditions for issuance of a licence Any applicant for an adult entertainment store licence shall: (a) Be eighteen (18) years of age or over; and (b) File an original vulnerable sector screening certificate and, if applicable, fingerprint documentation and a list of criminal convictions and / or conditional and absolute discharges from a police enforcement agency or other duly appointed agency, confirming that the applicant does not have any conviction for an offence set out in Schedule "B" of this Chapter that would require the Director of Legislative, Building, Parking, and Transit Services to refuse to grant a licence. The said certificate and, if applicable, fingerprint documentation shall be dated within 90 days of the date of the receipt of the application for licence by the Director of Legislative, Building, Parking, and Transit Services. 700.10.4 Licence - renewal - vulnerable sector screening certificate Despite Section 700.10.3(b), a vulnerable sector screening certificate shall not be required from an applicant who is renewing their licence under this Chapter, provided the applicant renews in consecutive years. Notwithstanding the waiving of the vulnerable sector screening certificate, a criminal record certificate dated within 90 days of the date of receipt of the application for licence shall be required from an applicant who is renewing their licence as described in this section. 700.10.5 Applicant - pending court cases In the course of an application, the Director of Legislative, Building, Parking, and Transit Services may inquire into pending court cases relating to those offences set out in Schedule "B" of this Chapter and issue a conditional licence for a limited period of time to coincide with the anticipated court date dealing with the matter. Withholding the fact of a pending court case from the Director of Legislative, Building, Parking, and Transit Services is a ground for the refusal to issue, or the suspension of, a licence. Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.37 December 2025 700.10.6 General regulations applicable to adult entertainment stores Every holder of an adult entertainment store licence shall: (a) Post and keep posted at every entrance to the adult entertainment store, a sign sufficient to indicate clearly to any person approaching or entering the store, that no person under the age of 18 years is permitted to enter or remain in the store or any part thereof; (b) Ensure that no minor including an employee of the adult entertainment store is permitted to enter or remain in the adult entertainment store; (c) Ensure that no adult goods are provided to any minor from the adult entertainment store; (d) Ensure that no adult goods or any container or other printed material or visual image which reveals specified human body areas or a specified sexual activity, is displayed so that it may be viewed from outside the adult entertainment store; (e) Ensure that any exterior sign for the adult entertainment store does not: (i) contain the words "nude", "naked", "topless", "bottomless", "sexy" or any other word, picture, symbol or representation having like meaning or implication designed to appeal to erotic or sexual appetites or inclinations; (ii) use text or pictorial representations of any specified human body area; or (iii) portray nudity or sexually suggestive poses or any content designed to appeal to erotic or sexual appetites or inclinations; (f) Ensure that no adult videotape is played or previewed for public view within the adult entertainment store; (g) Ensure that no private room, or area enclosed or partitioned by any wall within the adult entertainment store is used to permit a customer to view or sample any adult goods; and (h) Ensure that the adult entertainment store does not provide the services of an adult entertainment parlour unless the adult entertainment store is also licensed as an adult entertainment parlour pursuant to Article 3 of this Chapter. Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.38 December 2025 700.10.7 Location of operation No person shall operate or permit the operation of an adult entertainment store within 90 metres measured in a continuous path over the shortest distance of any: (a) Lands zoned residential by the City's Zoning By-law; (b) Place of worship, licensed child day care centre, or school as defined by the Education Act or any successor legislation; and (c) Other adult entertainment store, or adult entertainment parlour. 700.10.8 Location of operation - exception - renewal Notwithstanding Section 700.10.7, the Director of Legislative, Building, Parking, and Transit Services shall not refuse to grant or renew a licence by reason only of the location of the adult entertainment store if the said store was being lawfully carried on at that location on or before December 11, 2017 so long as it continues to be carried on at that location. 700.10.9 Licence - limit The maximum number of adult entertainment store licences which may be issued at any one time shall be limited to two. Article 11 Ice Cream Cycle 700.11.1 Operation - without Licence - prohibited No person shall operate or permit the operation of an ice cream cycle within the City unless licensed to do so in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter. 700.11.2 Licence - separate - each vehicle A separate licence shall be obtained for each ice cream cycle. 700.11.3 Licence - limit The maximum number of ice cream cycle licences which may be issued for any calendar year shall be limited to five. 700.11.4 Insurance - minimum requirement - applicant Every applicant for a licence to operate an ice cream cycle shall furnish proof of the insurance coverage in section 700.11.5 satisfactory to the Issuer of Licences prior to being licensed in the form of a Certificate of Insurance. 700.11.5 Insurance - minimum requirement - licensee Every licensee of an ice cream cycle shall obtain and maintain while licensed under this Chapter the following minimum insurance requirements: (a) Commercial General Liability insurance subject to limits of not less than two million dollars ($2,000,000) inclusive per occurrence and in the Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.39 December 2025 aggregate for bodily injury, and damage to property including loss of use, that includes: (i) products and completed operations coverage with limits of not less than two million dollars ($2,000,000) per occurrence; (ii) blanket contractual liability with limits of not less than two million dollars ($2,000,000) per occurrence; and (iii) cross liability and severability of interest provision; (b) An endorsement to provide the City no less than thirty 30 days prior written notice, from the insurer, of any change or cancellation; and (c) Where the ice cream cycle operates on City property, "The Corporation of the City of Orillia" shall be named or included as an additional insured. 700.11.6 Propane - vehicle - inspection - annually Every licensee shall ensure that where an ice cream cycle uses propane or natural gas, the cycle is inspected and certified at the time of application and on an annual basis by an authorized inspector, and such certification shall be filed with the City annually, and at the time of application, or as may be required. 700.11.7 Propane - use - fire extinguisher - requirements Every licensee shall ensure that where an ice cream cycle uses propane or natural gas, a minimum 2 A 10 BC fire extinguisher or other such extinguisher as required by the Fire Chief shall be mounted on the cycle and the operator of such cycle shall be knowledgeable in the proper use of such fire extinguisher. 700.11.8 Operation - on public property - street - prohibited No person shall operate or permit the operation of an ice cream cycle on any street, park, trail, dock, pier, or other public property within the City, unless specifically authorized by Council. Notwithstanding the foregoing, a licensee may use any street within the City to get from location to location, or to operate an ice cream cycle thereon subject to complying with the requirements set out in Article 11 of this Chapter. 700.11.9 Location - exemption - Orillia Farmers' Market - BIA - special event Notwithstanding section 700.11.8, the provisions of Article 11 of this Chapter shall not apply to ice cream cycles which are: 1. Operated on City property in conjunction with the Orillia Farmers' Market; 2. Operated in conjunction with any Council approved special event. Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.40 December 2025 700.11.10 Area of Operation - Private Property - Permission Required No person shall operate or permit the operation of an ice cream cycle on adequately zoned private property without the express written permission of the owner, or their authorized agent. 700.11.11 Age limit - minimum 16 years of age No licensee of an ice cream cycle shall permit any person under the age of 16 years to operate the ice cream cycle. 700.11.12 Operation - time limit Every licensee of an ice cream cycle shall ensure that the cycle does not remain at any location for longer than a 30-minute period. 700.11.13 Business - name - on vehicle - clearly visible Every licensee of an ice cream cycle shall ensure that the cycle displays in a contrasting colour on both side panels, in clear visible letters, the name of the business as it appears on their business licence. 700.11.14 Inspection - as required - upon request Every licensee of an ice cream cycle shall, at the licensee's expense, whenever required to do so by the Issuer of Licences, bring the ice cream cycle to any person designated by the Issuer of Licences for inspection. 700.11.15 Refuse containers - accessible - emptied Every licensee shall ensure that a refuse container is located in such a position on the ice cream cycle so as to be easily accessible by persons making purchases while the cycle is stopped. 700.11.16 Foodstuff - wrapped - sold - individual packages Every licensee of an ice cream cycle shall ensure that all foodstuff is wrapped or sold in individual packages. 700.11.17 Preparation - date - affixed - legible Every licensee of an ice cream cycle shall ensure that the date of expiration is clearly and legibly marked on or affixed to the wrapper of all prepackaged foodstuffs provided for sale or sold from the vehicle. 700.11.18 Beverages - containers - individual - disposable Every licensee of an ice cream cycle shall ensure that beverages are only sold in individual disposable containers. 700.11.19 Area of Operation - Clean and Clear Every licensee of an ice cream cycle shall ensure refuse receptacles are removed, together with all refuse collected in the receptacles or in the surrounding area upon departure of the ice cream cycle. Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.41 December 2025 700.11.20 Operating Requirements Every licensee of an ice cream cycle shall ensure that the cycle is not operated at any time: (a) After sunset and before sunrise; (b) On any portion of a street while located within 15 metres of an intersection; (c) On any portion of a street located within the downtown area as set out in Schedule "C of this Chapter; (d) On any portion of an arterial or collector road; (e) Within 90 metres of any park or school measured along the most direct route from the nearest point of the park or school property boundary to the nearest point on the ice cream cycle; (f) Within 90 metres of any restaurant or convenience store measured along the most direct route from the nearest point of the exterior wall of the restaurant or convenience store to the nearest point on the ice cream cycle; or (g) Within 90 metres of any refreshment vehicle measured along the most direct route from the nearest point of the refreshment vehicle to the nearest point on the ice cream cycle. 700.11.21 Location - private property - restriction Notwithstanding section 700.11.20(f) or (g), an ice cream cycle may operate on private property within 90 metres of where a restaurant, refreshment vehicle, or convenience store is already operating, provided written permission of the restaurant, refreshment vehicle, or convenience store proprietor is obtained, and also provided the cycle is still not located within 90 metres of any restaurant, refreshment vehicle, or convenience store that is located on any other property. 700.11.22 Serving Customer - on Roadway - Prohibited Every licensee of an ice cream cycle shall ensure that no food or beverage is provided for sale or sold to any person who is standing on a roadway. 700.11.23 Serving Customer - Noise Making Device - Prohibited Every licensee of an ice cream cycle shall ensure that no food or beverage is provided for sale or sold to any person who is standing on any portion of a street while any noise making device is activated. 700.11.24 Replacement - ice cream cycle Where a person holds a valid licence under Article 11 of this Chapter for the current year and where such person certifies that the ice cream cycle has been removed from Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.42 December 2025 service and is being replaced by another cycle to be operated as an ice cream cycle, and upon submission of: (a) A duly completed application form; (b) Any other required inspections, approvals, or documents as required by this Chapter; and (c) Payment of an administrative fee as set out in Schedule "A" of this Chapter, a licence may be re-issued by the Issuer of Licences for the replacement cycle. Article 12 Enforcement 700.12.1 Fine - contravention - person - adult entertainment establishment Every person who contravenes any of the provisions in Article 3 or 10 of this Chapter and every general manager, director or officer of a corporation who knowingly concurs in such contravention by a corporation is guilty of an offence and shall, upon conviction thereof, be liable to a fine not exceeding $25,000 and to a term of imprisonment not exceeding one (1) year. Notwithstanding the foregoing, where a corporation is convicted of contravening any of the provisions of Article 3 or 10 of this Chapter, the corporation shall be liable to a fine not exceeding $50,000. 700.12.2 Fine - contravention - person - general Every person who contravenes any other provisions of this Chapter is guilty of an offence and upon conviction is liable to a fine or penalty as provided for in the Provincial Offences Act. 700.12.3 Hinder or obstruct No person shall hinder or obstruct, or attempt to hinder or obstruct, any Municipal Law Enforcement Officer or Ontario Provincial Police Officer exercising a power or performing a duty under this Chapter, or any person lawfully acting in aid of such an Officer. Without limiting the generality of the meaning of "hinder" or "obstruct", a person shall be deemed to have obstructed or hindered an Officer in the execution of their duties if he or she: (a) Provides false information to such Officer; or (b) Is alleged on reasonable and probable grounds to have contravened any of the provisions of this Chapter, and fails to identify themselves to such Officer upon request. Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.43 December 2025 700.12.4 Obstruction - enforcement Any person who hinders or obstructs a person lawfully carrying out the enforcement of this Chapter is guilty of an offence and upon conviction is liable to a fine or penalty as provided for in the Provincial Offences Act. 700.12.5 Notice - unpaid licensing fine If any part of a fine for a contravention of this Chapter remains unpaid after the fine becomes due and payable under Section 66 of the Provincial Offences Act, including any extension of time for payment ordered under that section, the City Treasurer or his or her agent may give the person against who the fine was imposed written notice specifying the amount of the fine payable and the final date on which it is payable, which shall be not less than 21 days after the date of the notice, by delivering the notice or causing it to be delivered to that person at the person's residence or place of business. 700.12.6 Distress - unpaid licensing fines If the fine referred to in Section 700.12.5 remains unpaid after the final date on which it is payable as specified in the notice, the fine shall be deemed to be unpaid taxes for the purpose of Section 351 of the Municipal Act, 2001. 700.12.7 Rebuttable presumption - identification In a prosecution for a contravention of this Chapter, evidence of identification shall be presumed to be correct and accurate, unless rebutted by evidence to the contrary. 700.12.8 Entry and inspection A Municipal Law Enforcement Officer or Ontario Provincial Police Officer may, at any reasonable time, and in the case of an adult entertainment establishment at any time of the day or night, enter on any land, and into any building or structure thereon, for the purpose of carrying out an inspection to determine whether or not the following are being complied with: (a) The provisions of Chapter 700; (b) A direction or order of the City made under the Municipal Act, 2001 or made pursuant to Chapter 700; (c) A condition of a licence issued under the provisions of Chapter 700; (d) An order made under Section 431 of the Municipal Act, 2001. For the purpose of such inspection the Municipal Law Enforcement Officer or the Ontario Provincial Police Officer may: (i) Require the production for inspection of documents or things relevant to the inspection; Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.44 December 2025 (ii) Inspect and remove documents or things relevant to the inspection for the purpose of making copies or extracts; (iii) Require information from any person concerning a matter related to the inspection; and (iv) Alone, or in conjunction with a person possessing special or expert knowledge, make examinations or take tests, samples or photographs necessary for the purposes of the inspection. For the purpose of exercising the power of entry, the person exercising the power shall comply with the provisions of the Municipal Act, 2001 including any requirements of Sections 435 (Conditions Governing Powers of Entry) and 437 (Restriction Re: Dwellings) of the said Act. 700.12.9 Removal of adult good or exterior sign from adult entertainment establishment (a) Where an adult good or exterior sign is erected or displayed in or on an adult entertainment establishment in contravention of the provisions of this Chapter, a Municipal Law Enforcement Officer shall serve an order on the owner of the premises on which the adult entertainment establishment is located and on the licensee if the adult entertainment establishment is licensed or, if not licensed, on a person who is apparently in charge of the adult entertainment establishment at the time that the order is served. Service of the order may be either by personal service, or with respect to the said owner by regular post to the said owner's address as shown on the last revised Assessment Roll, and in the case of service by regular post to the licensee to the licensee's address as shown on the application for licence. Such order shall require the person served to correct the contravention as specified in the order within a specified period of time. (b) If the said order is not complied with within the specified period of time, the City, by its employees, officers or agents may enter upon the premises and take all steps necessary to correct the contravention including, but not limited to, removing any adult good or exterior sign or covering a window. All costs incurred by the City of correcting the contravention shall be done at the expense of the said owner and said operator and the City may recover the costs of correcting such contravention by action or by adding the costs to the tax roll of the owner and collecting them in the same manner as property taxes. 700.12.10 Storage and disposal Where an adult good or exterior sign has been removed pursuant to Section 700.12.9, the City shall serve a notice on the same persons and in the same manner as set out in Section 700.12.9 advising: Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.45 December 2025 (a) That the item will be stored and disposed of by the City unless the item is retrieved within 30 days of the date of such notice; (b) That no retrieval of the item may be made without payment of the City's costs of correcting the contravention and a care and storage fee of $300. If the adult good or exterior sign is not retrieved within the thirty day period then the adult good or exterior sign may be immediately destroyed or otherwise disposed of by the City without further notice or compensation. 700.12.11 Special provisions - adult entertainment establishments The provisions of Sections 700.12.8, 700.12.9 and 700.12.10 shall supersede the provisions of Sections 832.18.2 to 832.18.5 inclusive of Article 18 of Chapter 832 of the Municipal Code - Signs relating to external signs on an adult entertainment establishment. 700.12.12 Conflict - most restrictive prevails Where there is a conflict or a contradiction between this Chapter and any other by-law or Chapter of the City, the provision that is most restrictive shall prevail. 700.12.13 Interpretation (a) In this Chapter, unless the contrary intention is indicated, words used in the singular shall include the plural and words in the male gender shall include the female gender and a corporation or vice versa where applicable. (b) All Schedules to this Chapter shall form part of this Chapter. 700.12.14 Amended references Any references to a statute, regulation, by-law or other legislation or statutory instrument in this Chapter shall include such statute, regulation, by-law or other legislation or provision thereof as amended, revised, re-enacted and / or consolidated from time to time and any successor legislation thereto. 700.12.15 Validity If a Court of competent jurisdiction declares any provision, or any part of a provision, of Chapter 700 to be invalid or to be of no force and effect, it is the intention of the Council in enacting Chapter 700, as amended, that each and every other provision of this Chapter authorized by law, be applied and enforced in accordance with its terms to the extent possible according to law. Article 13 Enactment 700.13.1 Effective date That the provisions of this Chapter come into effect on April 28, 2025. Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.46 December 2025 Repealed and Replaced: By-law 2025-037, 28 April 2025. By-law Amendment: By-law 2025-108, 8 December 2025. Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.47 December 2025 Schedule "A" Annual Licence Fees Type of Business 2026 Licence Fee Adult Entertainment Store $878 Adult Entertainment Parlour $1,886 Auctioneer One-day auction, non- profit charitable organizations and non-profit non- charitable organizations $550 $41 Hawker & Pedlar 1.Door-to-door sales 2.Specific location 3.Fruit/Veg. Stand $583 $236 $299 *Refreshment Vehicle One-day sale, non- profit charitable organizations and non-profit non- charitable organizations $629 $41 Catering Trucks $914 Ice Cream Cycle $299 Salvage Yards $772 Newspaper / Periodical Distribution Box Paid and Free $236 Replacement Vehicle - Mobile Catering Truck or Ice Cream Cycle $41 *No owner of an existing business that primarily sells food, operating in the City of Orillia shall be required to pay a refreshment vehicle licence fee, if the refreshment vehicle is located at the aforementioned business premise. Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.48 December 2025 Schedule "B" Threshold - Convictions 1. The Director of Legislative, Building, Parking, and Transit Services shall refuse to grant a licence to operate an adult entertainment establishment under this Chapter if an applicant has: (1) any code 01 conviction; (2) any code 02 conviction within the last twenty years; (3) any code 03 conviction within the last fifteen years; (4) any code 04 conviction within the last five years. Criminal Code Offences Description Code Offence committed against vulnerable sector (minors, elderly or persons with a disability) Interference, invitation, exploitation, procuring sexual activity (parent or guardian), permitting sexual activity (householder) corrupting children, luring a child, exposure Sexual assault, sexual assault with weapon, causing bodily harm, aggravated, assault with weapon, causing bodily harm Incest, indecent act Makes, prints, publishes or possesses for the purpose of publication any child pornography Transmits, makes available, distributes, sells, advertises, imports, exports or possesses for the purpose of transmission, making available, distribution, sale, advertising or exportation any child pornography Possesses, or accesses any child pornography Kidnapping, hostage taking, abduction, trafficking of person 01 Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.49 December 2025 Homicide Homicide, manslaughter, infanticide, murder, attempt to commit, accessory 01 Noxious thing, poison Administering to harm 01 Major assault and sexual assault offences Sexual assault with weapon, causing bodily harm, aggravated, assault with weapon, causing bodily harm 02 Sexual offences Incest, indecent act, sexual assault 03 Confinement Kidnapping, hostage taking, abduction, trafficking of person 03 Prostitution Offences related to 04 Bawdy houses Keeping, transporting person to, procuring 04 Business Licensing 700 Orillia 700.50 December 2025 Schedule "C" Prohibited Streets