Article 4. Business Enterprises

§10-401   Falls City Code   §10-403

Article 4. Business Enterprises
§10-401 PLUMBERS; LICENSE REQUIRED. No person shall hereafter
engage in or work at the business of a master plumber or journeyman
plumber in the Municipality until he shall have registered as a
master plumber or journeyman plumber. Application for registration
shall be made in writing to the Municipal Clerk on forms prepared
and furnished by the Clerk, showing the name and residence of the
applicant, the business location of the applicant, and such other
information as may be required. (Ref. 18-1911 RS Neb.)
§10-402 PLUMBERS; EXAMINATION. Before the applicant shall be
registered as a master plumber or journeyman plumber he shall
submit to an examination to determine his fitness and competency to
engage in the business of a master plumber or journeyman plumber,
which examination shall be given by the Examining Board as
hereinafter provided. Upon the payment of the required
registration fee, such applicant after having by said examination
shown himself to the satisfaction of the Examining Board to be fit,
competent, and qualified to engage in the business of a master
plumber or journeyman plumber and having gained final approval from
the Board, shall be registered and given a Plumber’s License signed
by the Chairman and Secretary of the Board. (Ref. 18-1907, 18-
1910 RS Neb.)
§10-403 PLUMBERS; BOND OR DEPOSIT. Before a license is issued by
the Examining Board, the applicant shall, except as provided
otherwise herein, execute and file with the Municipal Clerk a bond,
in an amount set by resolution of the Governing Body and on file at
the office of the Municipal Clerk, signed by one (1) or more
sufficient sureties to be approved by the Governing Body or a
surety bond of the same amount issued by an approved corporate
surety company. Said bond shall contain the condition that the
applicant shall defend, save, keep harmless, and indemnify the
Municipality from all liabilities, claims, damages, judgments,
costs, and expenses of every nature and description caused by the
willful or negligent conduct of the plumber while engaged in the
business of plumbing. The obligee of said bond shall be the City
of Falls City, Nebraska, and action may be maintained thereon by
anyone injured by a breach of the conditions of said bond or of the
covenants contained in the required endorsement on said policy of
insurance for a period of one (1) year after the completion of the
plumbing work.
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In lieu of the posting of a bond as aforesaid, cash or a
cashier’s check drawn on a Nebraska banking institution may be
deposited with the Municipal Clerk in the amount set by resolution
as is required for a bond. The Clerk shall hold said funds during
the period that the license is in full force and effect, and shall
continue to hold such funds following the expiration of said
license for a period of one (1) year. No interest shall be paid by
the City on the funds so deposited and any interest earned thereon
shall be placed in the General Fund for the benefit of the City.
The licensee shall defend, save, keep harmless, and indemnify
the Municipality from all liabilities, claims, damages, judgments,
costs, and expenses of every nature and description caused by the
willful or negligent conduct of the plumber while engaged in the
business of plumbing. The City shall hold said funds in trust and
an action may be maintained thereon by anyone injured by a breach
of the conditions set forth herein. (Ref. 17-505 RS Neb.)
§10-404 PLUMBERS; REGISTRATION OF FIRM. Any firm may be
registered hereunder as a master plumber in the name of such firm
provided that such firm shall have a master plumber who is duly
registered as provided in this Article. Such master plumber must
be a bona fide officer of the firm or an employee who is regularly
employed by the firm and is actually engaged in the planning,
superintending, and practical installation of plumbing and
drainage. Said master plumber listed and registered by such firm
shall be in actual charge of and responsible for the installation,
removal, or repair of any plumbing or drainage work done by such
firm. Before the firm shall be registered as a master plumber,
there shall be filed with the Chairman of the Examining Board a
certificate from the Examining Board showing the fitness and
competency of the individual or individuals who are qualified as
master plumbers and who shall be in charge of the firm’s plumbing
and drainage laying activities. One (1) individual must also
qualify as master plumber to enable said firm to hold a master
plumber’s license and in case said individual withdraws from or
ceases to be connected with the firm, the Examining Board shall
forthwith revoke the registration of the firm. (Ref. 18-1907 RS
Neb.)
§10-405 PLUMBERS; EXPIRATION AND RENEWAL OF REGISTRATION. All
licenses shall expire on the first (1st) day of January subsequent
to the year in which they are issued, and shall not be assignable.
Plumbing Licenses, at the time of their expiration, may be renewed
upon the recommendation of the Examining Board, without an
examination, upon payment of the required registration fee. Any
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plumber failing to renew his license within twenty (20) days after
expiration, may, at the discretion of the Board, be required to
submit to a new examination before being permitted to engage again
in the business of plumbing. (Ref. 18-1908 RS Neb.)
§10-406 PLUMBERS; LICENSE REVOCATION. Any failure of the holder
of a plumber’s license to directly supervise plumbing work done
under him by persons other than holders of such license, or to
comply with the Municipal Plumbing Code shall be deemed sufficient
cause for revocation of such license. The Utilities Superintendent
is hereby authorized to revoke any such license by written notice
to the Municipal Clerk and to such licensee at his last known place
of residence. He is further authorized, in his discretion as an
alternative, to suspend the license of any such person until all
work done in violation of the Municipal Plumbing Code is corrected.
Such revocation may be in addition to other penalties provided.
§10-407 PLUMBERS; PERMITS. No plumbing work shall be done
without first securing a permit therefor from the Municipal Clerk,
except that no permit shall be required when the work is of a minor
nature and the entire cost in labor and material is less than two
hundred fifty dollars ($250.00). The owner or occupant of a
private residence may perform plumbing work upon the premises when
the labor and materials are less than five hundred dollars
($500.00). All other plumbing work shall be performed by a
licensed plumber only. Application for a permit, describing the
work to be done, shall be made in writing to the Municipal Clerk by
the person installing the work. The application shall be
accompanied by such plans, specifications, and schedules as may be
necessary to determine whether the installation as described will
be in conformity with the Municipal Plumbing Code. No deviations
may be made from the installation work described in the permit
without the written approval of the Plumbing Inspector.
§10-408 PLUMBERS; EXCEPTIONS. The provisions of this Chapter
relating to plumbers shall not apply to any public utility company
or companies serving the Municipality and its inhabitants under a
franchise agreement with the Municipality, or its agents and
employees, and shall not be construed as a limitation or
restriction upon any franchises heretofore granted by the
Municipality. (Ref. 18-1910 RS Neb.)
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§10-409 ELECTRICIANS; LICENSE REQUIRED. No person shall install
any electric apparatus within the corporate limits without first
having obtained a license to do so as hereinafter provided. In
addition, no licensed electrical contractor, master electrician, or
journeyman electrician may lend his or her license to any person or
knowingly permit the use thereof by another. The Electrical
Inspector shall recommend and the Examining Board shall issue
licenses to those persons who have been issued a valid and
unexpired Electrician’s License by the State of Nebraska; Provided,
said persons shall have complied with the other terms and
conditions precedent to the issuance of licenses as required in
this Article. In the event that the applicant holds a license
issued by the State of Nebraska, the license required herein shall
be in the form of an occupation tax certificate. Application for
a license shall be made to the Utilities Superintendent in writing
showing the name and residence of the applicant, the business
location of the applicant, and such other information as may be
required. (Ref. 81-566, 81-579 RS Neb.)
§10-410 ELECTRICIANS; EXAMINATION. In the event that the
applicant is not a holder of a valid and unexpired license issued
by the State of Nebraska, or holds a current license which is of a
classification less than the classification needed to do the work
proposed, the applicant shall submit to an examination to determine
his fitness and competency for executing the work covered by the
license for which application is made, which examination shall be
given by the Examining Board for Electricians. Upon payment of the
required fees, such applicant shall receive such license, after
having shown himself to be fit, competent and qualified to the
satisfaction of the Examining Board by said examination to receive
such license. Any person who fails to pass the required
examination shall not be eligible to take the examination again
until six (6) months have elapsed, but within six (6) months he or
she may take an examination for a lesser grade of license.
The examination shall consist of two parts: A. Written
examination, which shall count as fifty percent (50%). B. Personal
interview and past experience, which shall count as
fifty percent (50%).
The examination shall be passed to the satisfaction of the
Examining Board. A grade of seventy-five percent (75%) shall be
considered as passing. An examination fee set by resolution of the
Governing Body shall be paid to the Utilities Superintendent upon
application for a license. (Ref. 81-592, 81-5,100 RS Neb.)
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§10-411 ELECTRICIANS; BOND OR DEPOSIT. Before a license is
issued by the Board of Electrical Examiners, the applicant shall,
except as provided otherwise herein, execute and file with the
Municipal Clerk a bond, in an amount set by resolution of the
Governing Body and on file at the office of the Municipal Clerk,
signed by one (1) or more sufficient sureties to be approved by the
Governing Body or a surety bond of the same amount issued by an
approved corporate surety company. Said bond shall contain the
condition that the applicant shall defend, save, keep harmless, and
indemnify the Municipality from all liabilities, claims, damages,
judgments, costs, and expenses of every nature and description
caused by the willful or negligent conduct of the electrician while
engaged in the performance of electrical work. The obligee of said
bond shall be the City of Falls City, Nebraska, and action may be
maintained thereon by anyone injured by a breach of the conditions
of said bond or of the covenants contained in the required
endorsement on said policy of insurance for a period of one (1)
year after the completion of any electrical work.
In lieu of the posting of a bond as aforesaid, cash or a
cashier’s check drawn on a Nebraska banking institution may be
deposited with the Municipal Clerk in the amount set by resolution
as is required for a bond. The Clerk shall hold said funds during
the period that the license is in full force and effect, and shall
continue to hold such funds following the expiration of said
license for a period of one (1) year. No interest shall be paid by
the City on the funds so deposited and any interest earned thereon
shall be placed in the General Fund for the benefit of the City.
The licensee shall defend, save, keep harmless, and indemnify
the Municipality from all liabilities, claims, damages, judgments,
costs, and expenses of every nature and description caused by the
willful or negligent conduct of the electrician while engaged in
the business of electrical work. The City shall hold said funds in
trust and an action may be maintained thereon by anyone injured by
a breach of the conditions set forth herein. (Ref. 81-2108 RS
Neb.)
§10-412 ELECTRICIANS; REGISTRATION OF FIRM. All firms shall have
a master electrician who has met the requirements of the Examining
Board and has thereby shown himself qualified to engage in the
business of a master electrician, as a bona fide officer or member
of such firm. Before such firm shall be registered in its firm
name, as a master electrician, there shall be filed with the
Examining Board a certificate from the Examining Board showing the
fitness and competency of such officer or member of such firm to
engage in the business of master electrician; Provided, that if,
after a license is issued to such firm, such master electrician as
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an officer of such firm shall withdraw therefrom and cease to be
connected therewith, then the Examining Board shall forthwith
revoke the license of such firm.
§10-413 ELECTRICIANS; EXPIRATION AND RENEWAL OF CERTIFICATE OF
REGISTRATION. Registration certificates shall expire on the
thirty-first (31st) day of December of the year in which they are
issued, and shall not be assignable. Certificates of Registration,
at the time of their expiration, may be renewed upon recommendation
of the Examining Board, without an examination, upon payment of the
required registration fee. Any person registered as a master
electrician who does not renew his Certificate of Registration by
July 1 after the expiration of same, shall pay any registration fee
required by this Chapter for a master electrician, and shall again
prove his qualification to the Examining Board before such person
can again be registered hereunder. (Ref. 81-586 RS Neb.)
§10-414 ELECTRICIANS; LICENSE REVOCATION. Any failure of the
holder of an electrician’s license to directly supervise electrical
work done under him by persons other than holders of such license,
or to comply with the Municipal Electrical Code shall be deemed
sufficient cause for revocation of such license. The Utilities
Superintendent is hereby authorized to revoke any such license by
written notice to the Municipal Clerk and to such licensee at his
last known place of residence. He is further authorized in his
discretion as an alternative, to suspend the license of any such
person until all work done in violation of the Municipal Electrical
Code is corrected. Such revocation may be in addition to other
penalties provided.
§10-415 ELECTRICIANS; PERMITS. No electrical work shall be done
without first securing a permit therefor from the Municipal Clerk.,
except that no permit shall be required when the work is of a minor
nature and the entire cost in labor and material is less than two
hundred fifty dollars ($250.00); Provided, that said electrical
work does not include The Main Entrance Panel. The replacement of
the Main Service Entrance Panel shall require an electrical permit.
The owner or occupant of a private residence may perform electrical
work on the premises when the labor and materials are less than
five hundred dollars ($500.00) and the work does not involve the
installation or replacement of The Main Service Entrance. All
other electrical work shall be performed by a licensed electrician
only. Application for a permit, describing the work to be done,
shall be made in writing to the Municipal Clerk by the person
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installing the work. The application shall be accompanied by such
plans, specifications, and schedules as may be necessary to
determine whether the installation as described will be in
conformity with the Municipal Electrical Code. No deviations may
be made from the installation work described in the permit without
the written approval of the Utilities Superintendent.
§10-416 ELECTRICIANS; EXCEPTIONS. The provisions of this Chapter
relating to electricians shall not apply to any public utility
company or companies serving the Municipality and its inhabitants
under a franchise agreement with the Municipality, or its agents
and employees, and shall not be construed as a limitation or
restriction upon any franchises heretofore granted by the
Municipality. (Ref. 81-592 RS Neb.)
§10-417 BUILDING MOVING; REGULATION. It shall be unlawful for
any person, firm, or corporation to move or dismantle any building
or structure within the Municipality without written permit to do
so. Application may be made to the Municipal Clerk, and shall
include the location of the building to be moved or dismantled, the
proposed route, the equipment to be used, and such other
information as the Governing Body may require. The application
shall be accompanied by a certificate issued by the County
Treasurer to the effect that all the provisions regulating the
moving of buildings have been complied with on the part of the
owner of the real estate upon which the said building is presently
located. The Municipal Clerk shall refer the said application to
the Governing Body for approval of the proposed route over which
the said building is to be moved. Upon approval of the Governing
Body, the Municipal Clerk shall then issue the said permit;
Provided, that a good and sufficient corporate surety bond,
certified check, or cash in an amount set by motion of the
Governing Body, but in no event less than five thousand dollars
($5,000.00), and conditioned upon moving or dismantling said
building without doing damage to any private or Municipal property
is filed with the Municipal Clerk prior to the granting of any
permit. Said permit will be valid for a period of sixty (60) days
from the date of its issuance and a new permit will be required for
any moving or dismantling after said of termination. In the event
it will be necessary for any licensed building mover to interfere
with the telephone or telegraph poles and wires, or a gas line, the
company or companies owning, using, or operating the said poles,
wires or line shall upon proper notice of at least twenty-four (24)
hours, be present and assist by disconnecting the said poles,
wires, or line relative to the building moving operation. The
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applicant in such case shall first present to the Municipal Clerk
a written statement signed by the Utilities Superintendent, the
Municipal Engineer, and the local agent of the company whose wires,
poles, or fixtures may be affected or disturbed setting forth the
estimated expense incident to the necessary changing, cutting,
removing, raising, lowering, or handling of such wires, poles or
fixtures in the instance of such person or company so affected.
All expense of the said disconnection, removal, or related work
shall be paid in advance by the licensee unless such disconnection
or work is furnished on different terms as provided in the said
company’s franchise. Whenever the moving or dismantling of any
building necessitates interference with a water main, sewer main,
pipes, or wire, notice in writing of the time and route of the said
building moving operation or dismantling operation shall be given
to the various officials in charge of the Municipal utility
departments who shall proceed in behalf of the Municipality and at
the expense of the mover to make such disconnections and do such
work as is necessary. All such disconnections must be capped and
sealed and meet the approval of the Building Inspector and
Utilities Superintendent. Upon a finding that all requirements
have been complied with, the Municipal Clerk shall then issue a
written permit for the move and dismantling specified and shall
collect the permit fee set by resolution of the Governing Body and
on file at the office of the Clerk. Such fee shall immediately be
deposited in the General Fund. Nothing herein shall be construed
to preclude recovery from the owner of the building or structure so
moved or from the person moving the same of any and all damages
that may be caused in excess of the amount estimated and deposited.
(Ref. 17-142, 77-1725 RS Neb.)
§10-418 BUILDING MOVING; DEPOSIT. At such time as the building
moving has been completed, the Municipal Police or Engineer shall
inspect the premise and report to the Municipal Clerk as to the
extent of damages, if any, resulting from the said relocation and
whether any Municipal ordinances have been violated during the said
operation. Upon a satisfactory report from the Municipal Police or
Engineer, the Municipal Clerk shall return the corporate surety
bond, cash, or certified check deposited by the applicant. In the
event the basement, foundation, sewer line, water line or portion
thereof is not properly filled, covered, sealed, capped, or in a
clean and sanitary condition, the Governing Body may apply the
money deposited for the purpose of defraying the expense of
correcting the said conditions. If the expense of correcting the
hazardous condition is greater than the amount of the deposit set
by resolution of the Governing Body, as required herein, the
Governing Body may recover such excess expense by civil suit or
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otherwise as prescribed by law. (Ref. 17-142 RS Neb.)
§10-419 GARBAGE COLLECTION; REGULATION. It shall be unlawful for
any person to own, operate, or participate in the removal of
garbage for a fee until and unless the said person has contracted
with, or has received a license from, the Governing Body.
Application for a license may be made at the office of the
Municipal Clerk upon a blank form supplied by the Municipality.
Said application shall require all information and documents which
the Governing Body deems necessary to determine whether or not to
grant a license. If the Municipal Clerk decides to grant the
license, he will issue to the applicant the said license which will
entitle him to collect, remove, and transport any garbage for a fee
in, over, or upon any street or public way in the Municipality.
Any license so issued shall be subject to revocation by the
Governing Body after proper notice and a hearing if requested by
the licensee. The said licensee shall be liable for all bonds,
fees, and other rules and regulations set by resolution of the
Governing Body. No person having a permit to collect garbage
within the Municipality shall refuse to pick up or collect garbage
that may be offered. Every person having a permit to collect
garbage shall file a written statement to be approved by the
Governing Body showing the maximum rates which will be charged for
the collection of garbage. No increase in such rates shall be
permitted unless they are first submitted to and approved by the
Governing Body. Every person engaged in the business of collecting
garbage shall have equipment consisting of a truck with a
watertight body approved by the Board of Health. The truck and
truck body shall be periodically washed or otherwise cleaned
sufficiently to meet the minimum health standards that may be set
from time to time by the Board of Health. If in the opinion of the
Board of Health, such equipment is not in the proper state of
cleanliness, notice shall be levied on the licensee to the effect
that the truck should be cleaned. An accumulation of three (3)
such notices within one (1) year shall be du cause for the
Governing Body to revoke the said license. All garbage collected
shall be disposed of at such places as may be prescribed by the
Governing Body. No person hauling trash or garbage shall permit
the same to be scattered upon and distributed over any street,
alley, or private property. (Ref. 19-2105 RS Neb.)
§10-420 FIREWORKS VENDOR; REGULATION. It shall be unlawful for
any person or persons to sell fireworks of any description
whatsoever, except those permitted by State statute. Permissible
fireworks may be sold within the Municipal limits during such times
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as is allowed by State statute. Vendors shall comply with all
State Statutes and rules and regulations for the sale and display
of fireworks and obtain the necessary State license. In addition,
vendors shall secure a license from the Municipality prior to
opening for business. Application shall be filed with the
Municipal Clerk upon forms supplied by the Municipality and
requesting such information and documents as the Governing Body may
deem necessary as to whether or not to grant said license. The
determination to grant a license shall be made by the Municipal
Clerk who shall collect the appropriate fee set by resolution of
the Governing Body and issue said license. Any license so issued
may be revoked at any time by the Governing Body upon proper notice
and hearing, if one is requested by the licensee. Any person
giving an exhibition or display of fireworks shall first apply to
the State Fire Marshal for a permit to give such exhibition at
least fifteen (15) days prior to the desired date. The State Fire
Marshal shall, upon being satisfied by an investigation or
otherwise that reasonable safety standards are to be undertaken at
the proposed exhibition or display, grant such application. (Ref.
28-1241 through 28-1252 RS Neb.)
§10-421 RAILROAD COMPANIES; DRAINAGE. Any railroad company
owning, maintaining, or operating a railroad within the
Municipality shall construct and keep in repair ditches, drains,
and culverts along and under its railroad tracks at all places
within the Municipality, where the same may be necessary for the
escape of water and the proper draining of the area on either side
of the tracks. When any such drain, ditch, or culvert may be
necessary, the Governing Body may, by resolution, call upon the
railroad company to construct or repair the drain, ditch, or
culvert and to place the same in a proper condition for the escape
of water. A copy of such resolution shall be served upon the local
agent of the railroad company whose duty it is to construct or keep
in repair any such drain, ditch, or culvert within fourteen (14)
days after the service thereof. (Ref. 17-143, 17-144 RS Neb.)
§10-422 RAILROAD COMPANIES; SAFE CROSSING. It shall be the duty
of every railroad company doing business in, or traveling through,
the Municipality to keep in a suitable, and safe condition the
crossings and right-of-way in the Municipality. If any such
crossing shall at any time fall into disrepair and become unsafe,
or inconvenient for public travel, the Governing Body may, by
resolution, call upon the said company to make whatever repairs
that it may deem necessary to correct the dangerous condition.
Notice of the said resolution shall be served upon the local agent
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of the said company. In the event that the railroad shall fail, or
neglect to repair, and correct the said condition as aforesaid
within thirty (30) days, neglect for each twenty-four (24) hours
thereafter shall be deemed, and is hereby made a separate, and
distinct offense against the provisions herein. (Ref. 17-143, 17-
144 RS Neb.)
§10-423 RAILROAD COMPANIES; LIGHTING. It shall be the duty of
all railroad companies owning, operating, and maintaining a
railroad through the Municipality to sufficiently light all
crossings and to install as many signal systems as the Governing
Body shall deem necessary at the expense of the said company.
(Ref. 17-143, 17-144 RS Neb.)
§10-424 RAILROAD COMPANIES; OBSTRUCTING TRAFFIC. It shall be
unlawful for any railroad company, its employees, agents, or
servants operating a railroad through the Municipality to obstruct
traffic on any public street, except in the event of an emergency,
for a longer period at one time than five (5) minutes. (Ref. 17-
143, 17-144 RS Neb.)
§10-425 RAILROAD COMPANIES; AUTOMATIC SIGNALS. There shall be a
signal which shall be continually sounded by the engineer or
fireman in charge of the engine while moving within the
Municipality. Every person running an engine within the
Municipality shall sound the engine signal when approaching the
crossing of any street and give timely warning to all persons
passing or about to pass over the railroad track across any such
street. When ordered by the Governing Body, approved automatic
signals shall be installed at designated crossings by the railroad
company. (Ref. 17-143, 17-144 RS Neb.)
§10-426 RAILROAD COMPANIES; DEPOT PLATFORMS. Any railroad
company operating within the Municipality shall, wholly at its own
expense, construct and maintain on its depot platforms electric
lights at such height and of such power as the Governing Body may
be resolution direct. (Ref. 17-143, 17-144 RS Neb.)
§10-427 TOBACCO; SALES. It shall be unlawful for any person to
sell, keep for sale, or give away any cigars, tobacco, cigarettes,
or tobacco product without first obtaining a license as hereinafter
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provided. A separate license shall be required for each business
making such sales even though the same person may own more than one
(1) such business. Every person desiring a license to sell tobacco
products shall file with the Municipal Clerk a written application
on application forms supplied by the Municipality and requiring
such information as the Governing Body may deem necessary. The
application form shall be accompanied by the annual occupation tax
for a retail or a wholesale vendor of tobacco products, as defined
by resolution of the Governing Body, and any registration fee set
by resolution of the Governing Body. The license herein provided
shall authorize the sale of tobacco products to persons over the
age of eighteen (18) years at that place of business described in
the license from the date of filing such application to and
including the following December 31. Any licensee who sells,
gives, or furnishes to any person under the age of eighteen (18)
years, any tobacco material or product shall upon conviction be
deemed to be guilty of an offense. In addition thereto, his
license shall be forfeited and revoked, and all rights under the
license shall at once cease and terminate. All moneys collected a
license fees under the provisions of this section shall be paid
over by the Municipal Clerk to the treasurer of the school district
lying wholly or partially within the corporate limits of the
Municipality. In case of a sale of the business where the owner
has a license, the Municipal Clerk may authorize such license to be
transferred to the purchaser. In the event of a change of location
by the licensee, the Municipal Clerk may transfer such license to
the new location. In the event that the license of any licensee is
revoked or forfeited, no new license shall be issued to the
licensee until the expiration of one (1) year from the date of such
revocation and forfeiture. (Ref. 28-1021, 28-1031 RS Neb.)
§10-427.01 TOBACCO; LICENSE FOR SALE; APPLICATION; CONTENTS;
FEE. Every person, partnership, limited liability company, or
corporation desiring a license to sell tobacco at retail shall file
with the Municipal Clerk a written application, on forms provided
by the Municipality, stating the name of the person, partnership,
limited liability company, or corporation for whom the license is
desired and the exact location of the place of business and shall
deposit with the application a license fee in the amount of ten
dollars ($10.00). If the applicant is an individual, the
application shall include the applicant’s social security number.
(Ref. 28-1422, 28-1423 RS Neb.) (Ord. #99-130)