§ 5.08.180. Rides, shows, public dances, and exhibitions.  


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  • A.

    For the business of exhibiting animals or birds, trained or otherwise, or trick riding, wire dancing, or other exhibitions where a fee or admission is charged or collection taken other than under a carnival or circus license, and not operating from a fixed place of business, the business tax shall be in accordance with the business tax rate schedule.

    B.

    For the business of operating a merry-go-round, revolving wheel, chute, toboggan, slide, mechanical riding contrivance, or pony ride, other than under a carnival or circus license, the business tax shall be in accordance with the business tax rate schedule.

    C.

    For the business of conducting any tent show or itinerant show of any kind, other than a circus or carnival at which an admission fee is charged, collected, or received, the license fee shall be in accordance with the business tax rate schedule.

    D.

    For the business of conducting any wrestling or boxing exhibition or show, the license fee shall be in accordance with the business tax rate schedule.

    E.

    For the business of conducting a public dance at which an admission fee is charged, the license tax shall be in accordance with the business tax rate schedule.

    (Ord. 285 § 2 (part), 1986; Ord. 225 § 17, 1982; Ord. 159 § 15, 1978: Ord. 89 § 2 (part), 1971: prior code § 6208)

(Ord. No. 595, § 3, 9-8-15)