Council package updates outdated permit rules, raises some regulatory fees and discontinues amusement-device program
Councilor Novick introduced ordinance amendments to update fees and compliance rules for payday lenders, private parking operators, secondhand dealers and social games and to repeal an amusement-device code; revenue staff said the changes bring fees closer to CPI-adjusted levels and tie future adjustments to CPI; parking operators urged further stakeholder work on signage and operational impacts.
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Councilor Novick presented a package of regulatory updates aimed at modernizing several small regulatory programs and adjusting fees that revenue staff said haven—t been updated for years.
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