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PAG LIN 1 1 Section 1. Section 453A.13, subsection 3, Code 1995, is 1 2 amended to read as follows: 1 3 3. FEES &endash; EXPIRATION. All permits provided for in this 1 4 division shall expire on June 30 of each year. A permit shall 1 5 not be granted or issued until the applicant has paid for the 1 6 period ending June 30 next, to the department or the city or 1 7 county granting the permit, the fees provided for in this 1 8 division. The annual state permit fee for a distributor, 1 9 cigarette vendor, and wholesaler is one hundred dollars when 1 10 the permit is granted during the months of July, August, or 1 11 September. However, whenever a state permit holder operates 1 12 more than one place of business, a duplicate state permit 1 13 shall be issued for each additional place of business on 1 14 payment of five dollars for each duplicate state permit, but 1 15 refunds as provided in this division do not apply to any 1 16 duplicate permit issued. 1 17 The minimum fee schedule for retail permits is as follows 1 18 when the permit is granted during the months of July, August, 1 19 or September: 1 20 a. In places outside any city, fifty dollars. 1 21 b. In cities of less than fifteen thousand population, 1 22 seventy-five dollars. 1 23 c. In cities of fifteen thousand or more population, one 1 24 hundred dollars. 1 25 If any permit is granted during the months of October, 1 26 November, or December, the fee shall be three-fourths of the 1 27above maximum scheduleannual fee; if granted during the 1 28 months of January, February, or March, one-half of themaximum1 29scheduleannual fee,; and if granted during the months of 1 30 April, May, or June, one-fourth of themaximum scheduleannual 1 31 fee. 1 32 The city or county may establish fees not to exceed twenty- 1 33 five percent above the minimum fee schedule. All retail 1 34 permit fees above the minimum fee schedule shall be retained 1 35 by the city or county imposing the extra fee and shall be used 2 1 by the city or county for the exclusive purpose of enforcing 2 2 section 453A.2. 2 3 Sec. 2. Section 453A.56, Code 1995, is amended to read as 2 4 follows: 2 5 453A.56 UNIFORM APPLICATION. 2 6 1. Enforcement of this chapter shall be implemented in an 2 7 equitable manner throughout the state. For the purpose of 2 8 equitable and uniform implementation, application, and 2 9 enforcement of state and local laws and regulations, the 2 10 provisions of this chapter shall supersede any local law or 2 11 regulation which is inconsistent with or conflicts with the 2 12 provisions of this chapter. 2 13 2. Notwithstanding subsection 1, a city or county may 2 14 establish fees for retail cigarette permits which are in 2 15 excess of the minimum fee schedule established pursuant to 2 16 section 453A.13. 2 17 EXPLANATION 2 18 This bill authorizes city and county governments to 2 19 increase retail permit fees above the existing fee schedule 2 20 for the purposes of enforcing laws regarding tobacco sales to 2 21 persons under legal age. 2 22 Section 1 modifies the current retail fee schedule to allow 2 23 the city and county governments to increase fees to fund 2 24 enforcement of under-aged tobacco purchase laws. 2 25 Section 2 amends the uniform application provision of the 2 26 cigarette and tobacco taxes chapter to enable local government 2 27 discretion in increasing retail permit fees. 2 28 LSB 2190SV 76 2 29 pf/jj/8
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