Village of Elmwood Park, IL
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2024-03-04
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Chapter 20 Florists
- The Code
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 2 Administration
- Ch 2A Administrative Adjudication
- Ch 2B Dispute Mediation Program
- Ch 2C Automated Traffic Law Enforcement System
- Ch 2D Administrative Procedure to Determine Eligibility Under the Public Safety Employee Benefits Act
- Ch 3 Air Conditioning or Refrigerating Systems
- Ch 4 Alcoholic Beverages
- Ch 5 Animals and Fowl
- Ch 5A (Reserved)
- Ch 6 Auctions and Auctioneers
- Ch 7 Automobile Dealers and Repair Shops
- Ch 8 Massage Establishments
- Ch 9 Boardinghouses and Lodginghouses
- Ch 10 Building Code
- Ch 10A Construction of Utility Facilities in Public Rights-Of-Way
- Ch 10B Small Wireless Facility Construction in Rights-Of-Way
- Ch 11 Tobacco and Tobacco Products
- Ch 12 Civil Defense
- Ch 12A Condominiums
- Ch 13 Courts, Fines and Imprisonment
- Ch 14 Drugstores
- Ch 14A (Reserved)
- Ch 15 Electrical Code
- Ch 16 Fences
- Ch 17 Filling Stations and Garages
- Ch 18 Fire Department
- Ch 19 Fire Prevention
- Ch 20 Florists
- § 20-1 Definition.
- § 20-2 License — Required.
- § 20-3 License — Application; Fee.
- § 20-4 Sanitary Requirements.
- Ch 21 Food and Food Establishments
- Ch 22 Gambling
- Ch 22A Garage or House Sales
- Ch 23 Garbage, Trash and Weeds
- Ch 24 Hawkers, Peddlers, Itinerant Vendors, Solicitors and Wholesale Distributors
- Ch 25 Health and Sanitation
- Ch 25A Historic Preservation
- Ch 26 Hospitals, Nursing and Convalescent Homes
- Ch 26A (Reserved)
- Ch 27 Junk Dealers and Junkyards
- Ch 28 Laundries and Dry Cleaners
- Ch 29 Licenses and Occupation Taxes Generally
- Ch 29A Business Regulations
- Ch 30 Manufacturers
- Ch 31 Milk and Milk Products
- Ch 32 Motor Vehicles and Traffic
- Ch 33 Noise
- Ch 34 Nuisances
- Ch 35 Offenses — Miscellaneous
- Ch 36 Photographers
- Ch 36A Plan, Zoning and Development Commission
- Ch 37 Plumbing Code
- Ch 37A Automatic Alarm Protection Devices
- Ch 38 Police Department
- Ch 39 Public Amusements
- Ch 39A Public Parks
- Ch 40 Railroads
- Ch 41 (Reserved)
- Ch 41A Real Estate Transfers
- Ch 41B Rental Residential Property
- Ch 41C Crime Free Rental Residential Property
- Ch 41D Chronic Nuisance Property/Abatement
- Ch 41E Vacant Buildings
- Ch 42 Retail Merchandise Stores
- Ch 43 Sewers and Drains
- Ch 44 (Reserved)
- Ch 45 Streets and Sidewalks
- Ch 46 Subdivisions
- Ch 47 Swimming Pools
- Ch 48 Taxicabs
- Ch 48A Telecommunications
- Ch 49 Trailer Rental Agencies
- Ch 49A Trees, Shrubs and Other Plants
- Ch 50 Undertakers and Funeral Directors
- Ch 51 Water
- Ch 52 Weapons
- Ch 53 Weights and Measures
- Ch 54 Youth Commission
- Ch 55 Cable/Video Service Provider Fee and Peg Access Support Fee
- Ch 56 Cable and Video Customer Protection Law
- Ch 57 Video Gaming
- Ch 58 Gang Loitering
- Ch 59 Narcotics Related Loitering
- Ch Z Zoning
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
[1943 Code, § 318.01]
For the purpose of this Chapter the term "florist" shall be
construed to mean any person operating, maintaining or conducting
the business of selling or offering or keeping for sale flowers and
plants of any and all varieties and description in any building, room,
stand, enclosure, premises, place, establishment or any part of same
in the Village.
[1943 Code, § 318.01]
No person shall manage, conduct, operate or carry on the business
of a florist without first having obtained a license therefor.
[1943 Code, § 318.02]
Any person desiring to operate, maintain or conduct the business of florist shall make written application for a license so to do which shall conform to the general requirement of Chapter 29 of this Code, relating to applications for licenses, and shall set forth the location at which it is desired to conduct such business and a description of the place or premises where such business is to be conducted. Such licenses shall be issued by the Village Clerk upon the payment of the fee required by Section 29-11 of this Code.
[1943 Code, § 318.03]
Every establishment, place or premises where the business of
a florist is conducted, managed or carried on shall be kept in a clean
and sanitary condition satisfactory to the Commissioner of Health.
No decayed, decaying, unwholesome, contaminated or diseased flowers,
plants or other things shall be allowed to remain in or about said
establishment, and the Health Commissioner is hereby authorized to
cause to be installed proper receptacles for the disposition of such
decayed, decaying, unwholesome, contaminated or diseased flowers,
plants or other things that may be in or about such place, premises
or establishment.
