§ 5.04.060. Two or more business premises; two or more businesses on same premises.

(A)

The conducting of a business or businesses at two or more locations even if owned by the same owner shall for the purposes of this chapter, be deemed to be separate businesses and each thereof shall be subject to the license tax provided for in this chapter.

(B)

If two or more differently classified, but related businesses are carried on in the same premises by the same owner(s), one license issued in the name of the business to which the premises are primarily appropriated and based upon the total number of employees or other units on the whole premises shall be sufficient for all such activities. Example: Gift shop selling clothes, trinkets, cards and a tour business.

(C)

Any business activity not of a similar nature, leased, under concession to, or owned wholly or in part by a different person or persons on the same premises must be separately license. Example: Wine shop and clothing store in the same premises.