§ 40-6. License fee when applicant engaged in more than one occupation at same address.

Whenever any applicant for an occupation license is engaged in more than one occupation or business at the same address, such applicant may, at his option, in lieu of making application and paying for a separate occupation or business license for each such occupation or business, make application and pay for the occupation or business license for only the major or principal business or occupation of the applicant at such address. However, the license fee for all such occupations or businesses shall be computed on the basis of the total annual gross receipts of the applicant derived from all of the occupations or businesses in which the applicant is engaged at such address, and the only minimum license fee required to be paid shall be the one for the occupation or business license for which application is made; provided however, that this section shall apply only to those occupations or businesses where the license fee in each case would be by ordinance computed on the basis of the annual gross receipts of such occupations or businesses if a separate license were issued for each occupation or business, and further provided that the fee shall be computed on the rate prescribed for each business.

(Code of Gen. Ords. 1967, § 21.7)