§ 26-1002. Stone cutting and setting.

(a)

Every person engaged in the business of accepting orders or contracts, on cost-plus basis or otherwise, for cutting or setting building stone, tombstones, monuments or other like work shall pay a license fee as set forth in Appendix A to this Code or a license tax equal to $0.36 per $100.00 of the gross receipts of the business, as provided in Section 26-871.

(b)

Every person proposing to do work in the City under this section for which a permit must be obtained from any department, bureau or officer of the City shall, upon making application for such permit, exhibit to the official the City license authorizing such licensee to engage in the business for the year in which the permit is applied for and shall furnish to the official who has authority to grant or award the permit a list of subcontractors at the time of applying for the permit. The person shall furnish such list in writing immediately upon awarding the subcontract or contracts, and such person shall not allow the work under any subcontract to proceed until the subcontractor shall have exhibited to such person the subcontractor's City license to do business in the City for the current year. Thereupon, it shall be the duty of the officer granting the permit to record the number of such license and the name of the contractor exhibiting the license, as well as the year for which the license is granted, in a properly bound book kept for that purpose and to index the license in the name of such contractor. It shall be unlawful for any such officer to grant any permit to any person unless and until the license shall be exhibited as required and recorded and indexed as prescribed in this subsection.

(c)

The official shall at once furnish a list of all subcontractors to the City license inspector, whose duty it shall be to see that all necessary licenses are secured by such subcontractors.

(Code 1993, § 27-443; Code 2004, § 98-776)

(Code 1993, § 27-443; Code 2004, § 98-776)