Winchester Virginia Ordinance Tax Schedule for 1936
The ordinance lists licenses and taxes for numerous occupations in Winchester Virginia for the year 1936, including photographers, auctioneers, architects, lawyers, agents, collection agencies, auto shops, beer trade, bowling alleys, building associations, billiards, postering, barbers, repair services, contractors, conveyancers, circuses, cleaning, cold storage, chiropodists, commission merchants, and more, with specific amounts and conditions per occupation. It sets annual fees, per-location surcharges, and combination licenses, noting when licenses are in addition to merchant licenses and detailing exemptions or special cases where applicable.
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Plac
Building and Loan Association
Winchester
Aucen Eetia
Marian Convey
Ee Penn Mattoes
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Commissioner of the Revenue Shll
Medi
Merchenss Sd Peters
Commissioner of the Revenue
City of
Common Council
Winchester City License Schedule Overview
The document outlines varied license taxes for businesses and utilities in Winchester. It specifies charges for garages, telegraph poles, gasoline stands, ice plants, itinerant doctors, job printing, junk dealers, laundries, livery stables, lodging houses, mercantile agencies, and motor vehicles. It includes per pole taxes, per vehicle taxes, and minimums, plus penalties for nonpayment or failure to report poles.
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Ific
Winchester
Commissioner of Revenue
Commissioner of the Revenue
Prson
Winchester license tax ordinance list of city fees and penalties
The ordinance enumerates numerous city license taxes for residents and businesses in Winchester, covering vehicles, professional services, entertainment venues, vendors, transportation, and miscellaneous trades. It sets amounts, payment methods, exemptions, and enforcement penalties, including daily fines, and details collection procedures and assessments.
Granting a Permit For a Filling Station
The Common Council of Winchester grants W. S. Sargent a permit to erect a drive in gasoline station on East Valley Avenue at Hart Street subject to all current and future regulations. Passed February 5, 1935 in regular session.
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Common Council
City of Winchester
W. S. Sargent
Valley Avenue
Hart Street
Permit Granted to Erect Filling Station at Cameron and Bake
The Common Council of Winchester Virginia grants Southern States Cooperative a permit to erect a gasoline filling pump on their Cameron and Bake Streets property. The project proceeds under current and future regulations, with plans submitted for approval and continued compliance. Passed February 5 1935 in regular session.
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Common Council
Winchester
Virginia
Cameron and
City of Winchester
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