[HISTORY: Adopted by the Common Council of
the City of Franklin 8-5-1997 by Ord. No. 97-1461 as Secs. 13.25 and
13.30 of the 1997 Code. Amendments noted where applicable.]
A license or permit fee shall be required for
the sale of each of the following or the conduct of the following
businesses or activities at the specified license fee. A license or
permit fee shall be for one year unless otherwise indicated. The permit
fees for Class A and Class B fermented malt beverage licenses, Class
A and Class B intoxicating liquor licenses and Class C retail wine
licenses shall be prorated on the basis of the number of months remaining
in the license year. Where no fee is indicated, check the indicated
section of this Code for specific fees. Where the indicated section
has a stated fee that conflicts with the fee indicated below, this
section shall prevail.
Section
|
Activity
|
Fee
| |
---|---|---|---|
158-3A
|
Fermented Malt Beverages
| ||
Class A retail
|
$100.00
| ||
158-3B
|
Class B retail
|
$100.00
| |
158-3C
|
Wholesaler
|
$25.00
| |
158-3D
|
Special one-day picnic
|
$10.00
| |
158-3E
[Amended 2-25-2002 by Ord. No. 2002-1704] |
Liquor License
| ||
Class A retail
|
$500.00
| ||
158-3F
[Amended 2-25-2002 by Ord. No. 2002-1704] |
Class B retail
|
$500.00
| |
Publication for new license year
|
$10.00
| ||
Publication during license year
|
$15.00
| ||
158-3G
[Added 12-15- 1998 by Ord. No. 98-1526] |
Country club license
|
$250.00
| |
158-3H
[Amended 3-21-2000 by Ord. No. 2000-1596] |
Operator's license
|
$40.00
| |
Provisional operator's license
|
$15.00
| ||
Change of agent
|
$10.00
| ||
158-3I
[Added 12-15- 1998 by Ord. No. 98-1526] |
Class B picnic retail wine license
|
$10 per day
| |
158-3J
|
Class C retail wine license
|
$100.00
| |
158-3K
[Added 5-6-2003 by Ord. No. 2003-1748] |
Initial Reserve Class B license
|
$10,000.00
| |
158-4
[Added 6-1-2010 by Ord. No. 2010-2002] |
Change of alcohol beverage licensed premises description
|
$25.00
| |
214-1A
|
Soft Drinks
| ||
Nonintoxicating beverages
|
$5.00
| ||
214-1B
|
Soda water license
|
$5.00
| |
121-1
|
Entertainment and amusement
|
$100.00
| |
121-1
|
Circuses, menageries and carnivals
|
$150.00
| |
121-1
|
Dance hall
|
$100.00
| |
121-1
[Amended 6-30-1999 by Ord. No. 99-1563] |
Drive-in movie theater (renewal license fee
to be reduced by 5/6 of the license fee paid upon a new license granted
60 days prior to such renewal license term)
|
$250.00 plus $1.50 per stall
| |
121-1
|
Bowling and pool halls
|
$125.00 plus $10 per alley
| |
121-1
|
Auto race tracks and drag strips
|
$1,200.00
| |
121-1
|
High slides
|
$100.00 plus $35 per slide
| |
121-9
|
Temporary entertainment and amusement
|
$25.00 per day
| |
121-9
|
Tavern dance, second permit and thereafter
|
$35.00
| |
142-4
|
Go-carts, go-cart tracks, minibikes, minibike
tracks
|
$300.00
| |
121-13B
|
Amusement Devices
| ||
Operator's license (lessor)
|
$150.00
| ||
121-14A[1]
|
Registration of
|
$30.00 per device
| |
237-8
[Amended 2-25-2002 by Ord. No. 2002-1704; 5-18-2010 by Ord. No. 2010-2000; 6-7-2022 by Ord. No. 2022-2513; 6-27-2023 by Ord. No. 2023-2544] |
Transient merchant's license (principal, whether
individual or organization)
|
$60.00 per license year
| |
Transient merchant's license (agent or employee
and only available concurrent with or subsequent to the issuance of
a license to the principal organization)
|
$10.00 per sales day per each agent or employee,
not to exceed $100 per agent or employee per license year
| ||
St. Martins Labor Day Fair 30 feet license endorsement
(Principal only)
|
$120.00
| ||
St. Martins Labor Day Fair 15 feet license endorsement (Principal
only)
|
$30.00
| ||
Issuance of transient merchant's license after
5:00 p.m. on Thursday preceding Labor Day for St. Martins Labor Day
Fair (additional)
|
$100.00
| ||
Duplicate
|
$10.00
| ||
87-4
|
Bicycle registration
|
$2.50
| |
87-6
|
After warning
|
$5.00
| |
162-5
|
Junk dealer
|
$700.00
| |
174-3C(3)
|
Mobile home sales
|
$100.00
| |
174-5
|
Mobile home park
|
$100.00 per 50 spaces or fraction thereof
| |
80-5A
|
Dog, cat and tiny horse licenses
Dog, cat and tiny horse licenses if 5 months
of age after July 1 of license year
Dog, cat and tiny horse licenses late fee
|
$24.00/$12.00
$12.00/$6.00
$12.00/$6.00
| |
80-13B(4)
|
Special permit; up to 10 dogs
|
$50.00
| |
80-17
[Amended 12-15-1998 by Ord. No. 98-1526] |
Animal fanciers permit fee
|
$15.00/7.50 $50.00
| |
80-20
[Added 12-15-1998 by Ord. No. 98-1526] |
Dog kennels
|
$35.00; additional $3.00 for each day over 12
| |
83-2C
|
Assemblages
|
$100.00 per day
| |
199-3B
|
Riding academies
|
$150.00
| |
107-3
|
Day-care nursery
|
$100.00
| |
99-1
|
Christmas tree sales
|
$35.00
| |
99-2
|
Deposit to guarantee removal
|
$100.00[3]
| |
102-1B
[Amended 11-2-1998 by Ord. No. 98-1514] |
Cigarettes
|
$100.00
| |
76-5A
[Added 12-15-1998 by Ord. No. 98-1526] |
Alarm systems application fee for fire alarm
systems
|
$180.00
| |
76-5A
|
Annual fee for users of fire and police alarms
|
$25.00
| |
76-5B
|
Other alarm systems, initial fee
|
$5.00
| |
218-16A
|
Solid waste and garbage disposal
|
$1,000.00
| |
114-5
|
Dry-cleaning machines
|
$10.00 per unit
| |
232-4A
|
Taxicabs
|
$50.00 plus $25 per cab
| |
232-10B
|
Taxicab driver's permit
|
$25.00
| |
158-3G
|
Country club license
|
$250.00
| |
26-6
[Added 12-3-2002 by Ord. No. 2002-1736] |
Weights and measures license fee
|
$20.00
| |
Ch. 138
|
Health Department
[Amended 12-1-1998 by Ord. No. 98-1521; 12-15-1998 by Ord. No.
98-1526; 2-3-2009 by Ord. No. 2009-166; 4-7-2009 by Ord. No.
2009-1969; 11-18-2014 by Ord. No. 2014-2154; 6-6-2017 by Ord. No. 2017-2275; 4-2-2018 by Ord. No. 2018-2320; 1-21-2020 by Ord. No. 2020-2411; 6-15-2021 by Ord. No. 2021-2468; 2-15-2022 by Ord. No. 2022-2499] | ||
Retail food establishment not serving meals license fees (includes
mobile retail food establishment not serving meals)
| |||
Complex
|
$1,514.50
| ||
Moderate
|
$733.50
| ||
Simple TCS (final product TCS)
|
$503
| ||
Simple non-TCS (final product non-TCS)
|
$256
| ||
Prepackaged
|
$219.50
| ||
Micro market, single location
|
$44
| ||
Micro market, multiple locations
|
$66
| ||
Retail food establishment not serving meals preinspection fees
(includes mobile retail food establishment not serving meals)
| |||
Complex
|
$460
| ||
Moderate
|
$225
| ||
Simple TCS (final product TCS)
|
$160
| ||
Simple non-TCS (final product non-TCS)
|
$130
| ||
Prepackaged
|
$90
| ||
Retail food establishment not serving meals reinspection fees
(includes mobile retail food establishment not serving meals
| |||
Complex
|
$280
| ||
Moderate
|
$230
| ||
Simple TCS (final product TCS)
|
$180
| ||
Simple non-TCS (final product non-TCS)
|
$155
| ||
Prepackaged
|
$105
| ||
Retail food establishment serving meals/mobile retail food establishment
serving meals license fees
| |||
Prepackaged
|
$315.50
| ||
Simple
|
$460
| ||
Moderate
|
$505
| ||
Complex
|
$711
| ||
Retail food establishment serving meals/mobile retail food establishment
serving meals preinspection fees
| |||
Prepackaged
|
$130
| ||
Simple
|
$165
| ||
Moderate
|
$265
| ||
Complex
|
$365
| ||
Retail food establishment serving meals/mobile retail food establishment
serving meals reinspection fees
| |||
Prepackaged
|
$155
| ||
Simple
|
$180
| ||
Moderate
|
$230
| ||
Complex
|
$280
| ||
Retail food establishment serving meals and not serving meals
miscellaneous licenses and services fees
| |||
Operating without a license
|
$749
| ||
Operating without a certified food manager
|
$150
| ||
Late license application
|
$100
| ||
Duplicate license
|
$20
| ||
Mobile and transient retail food establishment licenses or fees
| |||
Transient retail food establishment license fee
|
$170
| ||
St. Martin's Fair Inspection Fee -RFE not serving meals
|
$40
| ||
St. Martin's Fair Inspection Fee -RFE serving meals
|
$75
| ||
Mobile retail food establishment not serving meals inspection
fee
|
$30
| ||
Mobile retail food establishment serving meals inspection fee
|
$50
| ||
Transient retail food establishment inspection fee
|
$50
| ||
Late application fee
|
$100
| ||
School kitchen/Department of Public Instruction inspection fees
| |||
Production kitchen site
|
$579
| ||
Satellite kitchen site
|
$243
| ||
Swimming pool license and fees
| |||
Swimming pool license
|
$465
| ||
Swimming pool preinspection
|
$165
| ||
Swimming pool reinspection
|
$155
| ||
Swimming pool late application
|
$100
| ||
Swimming pool duplicate license
|
$20
| ||
Operating without a license
|
$749
| ||
Lodging establishment license fees
| |||
Tourist rooming house license
|
$165
| ||
Tourist rooming house preinspection
|
$75
| ||
Bed-and-breakfast license
|
$195
| ||
Bed-and-breakfast preinspection
|
$75
| ||
Hotel/motel base license (5 to 30 rooms)
|
$404
| ||
Hotel/motel base license (31 to 99 rooms)
|
$558
| ||
Hotel/motel base license (100 to 199 rooms)
|
$738
| ||
Hotel/motel base license (200 + rooms)
|
$900
| ||
Hotel/motel preinspection
|
$395
| ||
Hotel/motel reinspection
|
$260
| ||
Educational campground license
|
$200
| ||
Educational campground preinspection
|
$85
| ||
Temporary campground license
|
$200
| ||
Temporary campground preinspection
|
$85
| ||
Late application
|
$100
| ||
Duplicate license
|
$20
| ||
Operating without a license
|
$749
| ||
Plan review
| |||
Plan review - new construction
| |||
RFE serving meals - complex
|
$360
| ||
RFE serving meals - moderate
|
$240
| ||
RFE serving meals - simple
|
$100
| ||
RFE serving meals - prepackaged
|
$60
| ||
RFE not serving meals - complex
|
$375
| ||
RFE not serving meals - moderate
|
$190
| ||
RFE not serving meals - simple TCS
|
$125
| ||
RFE not serving meals - simple non-TCS
|
$90
| ||
RFE not serving meals - prepackaged
|
$45
| ||
Hotel/motel
|
$125
| ||
Temporary rooming house
|
$50
| ||
Bed-and-breakfast
|
$108
| ||
Plan review - remodel
| |||
RFE serving meals - complex
|
$225
| ||
RFE serving meals - moderate
|
$158
| ||
RFE serving meals - simple
|
$62
| ||
RFE serving meals - prepackaged
|
$45
| ||
RFE not serving meals - complex
|
$198
| ||
RFE not serving meals - moderate
|
$110
| ||
RFE not serving meals - simple TCS
|
$82
| ||
RFE not serving meals - simple non-TCS
|
$74
| ||
RFE not serving meals - prepackaged
|
$45
| ||
Hotel/motel
|
$125
| ||
Temporary rooming house
|
$50
| ||
Bed-and-breakfast
|
$108
| ||
226-7A
|
Tattoo establishment
|
$200
| |
226-7B
|
Body piercing establishment
|
$200
| |
226-7C
|
Combination tattoo and body piercing establishment
|
$250
| |
226-7D
|
Tattoo, body piercing or tattoo/body piercing establishment
preinspection
|
$100
| |
226-12C
|
Tattoo, body piercing or tattoo/body piercing establishment
renewal
|
$200
|
A.Â
No license or permit authorized or required by this
Code shall be issued or renewed unless the applicant has no outstanding
and unpaid personal property taxes, charges, assessments or forfeitures
owed to the City.
B.Â
No license or permit authorized or required by this Code shall be issued or renewed unless the premises and use of the premises where the license or permit will be used, if any, complies with Chapter 118, Electrical Standards, Chapter 190, Plumbing Standards, Chapter 133, Fire Prevention, and Chapter 92, Building Construction, of this Code, and the City's Unified Development Ordinance.
[Amended 4-9-2003 by Ord. No. 2003-1747]
C.Â
Excepting where more specifically provided for any
particular license within the Municipal Code or Wisconsin Statutes
and then in addition to such particular license provisions if not
in conflict, the Common Council may deny or conditionally approve
any application for a license available under the Municipal Code,
or suspend or revoke an existing license where the Common Council,
either by itself or upon recommendation of the License Committee,
has determined that:
[Added 6-30-1999 by Ord. No. 99-1564]
(1)Â
The application is incomplete, incorrect or contains
false or misleading statements either in the written submission or
made orally to City staff, members of the Licensing Committee or the
Common Council.
[Amended 8-21-2007 by Ord. No. 2007-1922]
(2)Â
The applicant or the premises supporting the licensed
activity are not in compliance with all applicable statutes, ordinances,
governmental codes, rules, orders or license terms.
(3)Â
The applicant, operations on the premises or the premises
supporting the licensed activity failed to comply with all applicable
statutes, ordinances, governmental codes, rules, orders or license
terms under a City license prior to the filing of the subject application.
(4)Â
There exist any unpaid general property taxes or interest
or penalties thereon, special assessments or special charges due to
the City, applicable to any premises to be licensed, then due and
owing as provided by law.
(5)Â
The applicant, operations on the premises or the premises
supporting the licensed activity, during licensed activities, caused
or were the subject of violent, abusive, indecent, profane, boisterous,
unreasonably loud or otherwise disorderly conduct tending to cause
or provoke a disturbance or an unreasonable activity interfering substantially
with the comfortable enjoyment of life, health, safety of those in
attendance at the licensed activity, surrounding neighbors or the
community.
(6)Â
The applicant has an arrest or conviction record,
subject to §§ 111.321, 111.322, 111.335, Wis. Stats.,
describing conduct substantially related to the licensed activity.
(7)Â
The applicant has habitually been a law offender or
has been convicted of a felony, unless the person has been duly pardoned.
(8)Â
The individual applicant is not an adult or the corporate
or other legal business entity applicant is not in good standing or
otherwise properly licensed, formed, registered or reporting as required
by the laws of the State of Wisconsin.
(9)Â
The applicant or the premises owned or controlled
by the applicant under a license issued by the City or other jurisdiction
for licensed activities similar to those applied for were the subject
of a license revocation during the five years prior to the filing
of the subject application.
D.Â
If the Common Council decides not to issue a new license
for any license available under the Municipal Code, it shall notify
the applicant for the new license of the decision not to issue the
license. The notice shall be in writing and state the reasons for
the decision.
[Added 6-30-1999 by Ord. No. 99-1564]
E.Â
Except for alcohol beverage licenses and where more
specifically provided for any particular license within the Municipal
Code or Wisconsin Statutes and then in addition to such particular
license provisions if not in conflict, the Common Council may refuse
to renew or may suspend or revoke an existing license as follows:
[Added 6-30-1999 by Ord. No. 99-1564]
(1)Â
The Common Council or License Committee shall notify
the applicant or existing licensee in writing of the City's intent
not to renew or to suspend or revoke the license and provide the applicant
or existing licensee with an opportunity for a hearing.
(2)Â
The notice shall state the reasons for the intended
action and shall be mailed to the applicant or existing licensee at
least five days prior to the time set for hearing.
(3)Â
The hearing may be held either before the License
Committee or the Common Council; if held before the License Committee,
the Common Council may act upon its recommendation.
(4)Â
If the applicant or licensee fails to appear at the
hearing, the License Committee may recommend and the Common Council
may determine that the application be denied or the license be suspended
or revoked for the reasons set forth in the notice.
(5)Â
If the applicant or licensee appears, both the complainant
and the licensee may produce witnesses, cross-examine witnesses and
be represented by counsel.
(6)Â
The City Clerk shall give written notice by mail of
any decision to not renew or to suspend or revoke a license to the
applicant or licensee, respectively. Such notice shall set forth the
reasons for such action.
(7)Â
When a renewal application is denied or a license
revoked, the subject license shall not be granted to such applicant
or licensee within 12 months of the date of such denial or revocation.
No part of any license fee paid for a license so revoked may be refunded.
F.Â
An applicant who has been denied a renewal license
or a licensee whose license has been suspended or revoked may appeal
the denial, suspension or revocation to the Municipal Court Judge,
provided that such appeal is made within five days of the date of
notice of the denial, suspension or revocation. Such written appeal
shall specify the reasons the denial, suspension or revocation was
improper. The Municipal Court Judge shall either affirm or reverse
the action of the Common Council. Such determination by the Municipal
Court Judge shall constitute final action. The review by the Municipal
Court Judge shall be upon the record of the proceedings before the
License Committee and/or Common Council. The Municipal Court Judge
shall issue the decision in writing, specifying the reasons therefor.
[Added 6-30-1999 by Ord. No. 99-1564]
G.Â
Any denial of an application or license suspension or revocation action under this section may be in addition to and shall not bar or prevent by way of election any other enforcement action by the City to obtain compliance with the Municipal Code, including, but not limited to, forfeiture actions pursuant to § 1-19 of this Code or other forfeiture action or any other legal or equitable action commenced in any court of competent jurisdiction to obtain compliance with the Municipal Code.
[Added 6-30-1999 by Ord. No. 99-1564]
[1]
Editor's Note: Former § 169-3, Grants for certain
Reserve Class B liquor licenses, was repealed 6-28-2016 by Ord. No.
2016-2225.
[Added 10-21-2008 by Ord. No. 2008-1957]
The Mayor and Common Council recognize the importance
of providing City support for community events, projects and gatherings,
which in turn support and promote the public purposes of improving
the general quality of life, economic growth, increased tourism, recreation,
recognition of fine arts, charitable aid and many others that are
both tangible and intangible, in order to make the City of Franklin
a better place in which to live and work. In furtherance of that recognition,
the Common Council has adopted this People Uniting for the Betterment
of Life and Investment in the Community (PUBLIC) Grant Program. Such
Program shall be administered by the PUBLIC Grant Program document
dated October 2008, incorporated herein by reference,[1] as it may be amended from time to time as the Common Council
may ordain, and provides for the grant of licenses, permits and uses
upon certain terms and conditions without the payment of a fee therefor
as may be otherwise specified under this Code.
[1]
Editor's Note: Said document is on file in
the City offices.
[Added 11-18-2014 by Ord. No. 2014-2156]
A.Â
Display of certificate. Massage therapists and bodyworkers certified
by the State of Wisconsin must display a certification in a conspicuous
space within the massage business so that the same may be readily
seen by persons entering the premises. Every massage therapist performing
off-site massage therapy shall carry his or her certificate issued
by the State of Wisconsin with him or her.
B.Â
Inspection. As a condition of the certificate, the person holding
the certificate must permit City employees, without notice, to inspect
the premises at any time during business hours.
C.Â
Penalties. Any person who violates any provision of this section
shall, upon conviction, be subject to a forfeiture of not less than
$100 and not more than $1,000.