2006 New York Code - License Required; Fees; Term.

 
    § 20-321 License required; fees; term. a. It shall be unlawful for any
  person to maintain, operate or conduct a garage or parking lot without a
  license therefor issued by the commissioner.
    b.  A  license to maintain, operate or conduct a garage or parking lot
  shall be granted to a person of good character, in accordance  with  the
  provisions  of  this  subchapter  and  the  rules and regulations of the
  commissioner.
    c. The biennial fee for every such license or renewal thereof shall be
  as follows:
    1. For each garage or parking lot which has the capacity to  hold  not
  more than twenty-five motor vehicles, three hundred dollars.
    2.  For  each  garage  or  parking  lot which has the capacity to hold
  twenty-six, and not more than fifty motor vehicles, three hundred eighty
  dollars.
    3. For each garage or parking lot  which  has  the  capacity  to  hold
  fifty-one,  and  not  more than one hundred motor vehicles, five hundred
  forty dollars.
    4. For each garage or parking lot which has the capacity to hold  more
  than one hundred motor vehicles, six hundred ninety dollars.
    d.  A  commuted  license  may be issued for a period not exceeding any
  four months in the year at one-half the fees provided  for  hereinabove,
  except  that the minimum rate for any such commuted license shall not be
  less than one hundred fifty dollars.
    e. Notwithstanding the  provisions  above,  a  fee  of  three  hundred
  dollars  shall  be paid for a license to conduct a garage or parking lot
  maintained, operated or conducted under thirty-day permits issued by the
  city, any agency thereof, or the transit authority.