10 CCR s 5352

Cal. Admin. Code tit. 10, s 5352

CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS
TITLE 10. INVESTMENT
CHAPTER 7.65. TOURISM MARKETING ACT
SUBCHAPTER 2. TOURISM ASSESSMENT PROGRAM
This database is current through 01/05/07, Register 2007, No. 1.
s 5352. Industry Segments.

Below is a complete listing of all Industry Segments, categorized by
Industry Category:
(a) ACCOMMODATIONS

Bed and breakfast inn

Campgrounds

Campsite

Casino hotel

Dude ranch

Hotels

Hotel, franchised

Inns

Lodging house, except organization

Lodging house, organization

Motels

Motel, franchised

Motor Inn

Recreational vehicle parks

Resort hotel

Resort hotel, franchised

Seasonal hotel

Ski lodge

Tourist camps, cabins, cottages, and courts

Trailer park

Vacation lodges

(b) RESTAURANTS & RETAIL

American restaurant Barbecue restaurant Cajun restaurant Carry-out only
(except pizza) restaurant Chicken restaurant Chinese restaurant Commissary
restaurant Drive-in restaurant Ethic food restaurants Family restaurant,
chain Family restaurant, independent Fast-food restaurant, chain Fast-food
restaurant, independent Fast-food stand French restaurant German
restaurant Greek restaurant Health food restaurant Indian/Pakistan
restaurant Italian restaurant Japanese restaurant Korean restaurant
Lebanese restaurant Lunch counter (restaurant) Mexican restaurant
Pakistani restaurant Pizza restaurants Seafood restaurants Spanish
restaurant Sushi bar Steak restaurant Thai restaurant Vietnamese
restaurant Box lunch stand Buffet (eating places) Cafeteria Cafe Chili
stand Coffee shop Concessionaire Contract food services Delicatessen
(eating places) Diner Dinner theater Eating places Food bars Frozen yogurt
stand Grills (eating places) Hamburger stand Hot dog stand Ice cream
stands or dairy bars Luncheonette Lunchroom Oyster bar Pizzeria, chain
Pizzeria, independent Sandwiches and submarines shop Seafood shack Snack
bar Snack shop Snow cone stand Soda fountain stand Soft drink stand
Drinking places Bar (drinking places) Bars and lounges Beer garden
(drinking places) Cocktail lounge Saloon Tavern (drinking places) Wine bar
Night clubs Cabaret Discotheque Art dealers Athletic shoes Books Camera,
photo Children's apparel Children's shoes Computer & software Department
stores, discount Department stores, non-discount Family apparel Family
shoes Florists Gems and precious stones Gift, novelty; souvenir Hobby,
toys, games Jewelry Luggage, leather Men's shoes Men's/boys apparel Misc.
apparel Misc. general merchandise stores Misc. home furnishings News
stands Optical Radio, television, electronics Record & tape Specialty
sporting goods Sporting goods Stationery Tobacco Variety stores Women's
apparel Women's shoes Women's specialty apparel

(c) ATTRACTIONS AND RECREATION

Aerial tramway or ski lift, amusement or scenic Air shows Amusement
concession Amusement parks Amusement ride Animal and reptile exhibit, with
admission fee Aquarium, with admission fee Aquariums and zoological
gardens, with admission fee Arboretum, with admission fee Art gallery,
with admission fee Art gallery, noncommercial, with admission fee Arts or
science center, with admission fee Ballet production Beach and water
sports equipment rental and services Botanical garden, with admission fee
Cave operation Concession operator Fair Festival operation Fishing boats,
party, operation Fishing lakes and piers, operation Gambling establishment
Gambling machines, operation Historical society, with admission fee Hot
air balloon rides Houseboat rentals, revenue on rental of 30 days or less
Marine basins, revenue on rental of 30 days or less Museum, with admission
fee Observation tower operation Opera company Pack train, for amusement
Performing arts center production Pier, amusement Planetarium, with
admission fee Plays, road and stock companies Pleasure boat rental,
revenue on rental of 30 days or less Recreation equipment rental
Repertory, road or stock companies; theatrical Rodeo operation Rowboat and
canoe rental, revenue on rental of 30 days or less Saddlehorse rental
Sailboat rental, revenue on rental of 30 days or less Scenic railroads for
amusement Ski rental concession Spas Sporting goods rental (not elsewhere
classified) Summer theater Surfing equipment rental, revenue on rental of
30 days or less Symphony orchestra Theatrical companies Theme park,
amusement Tourist attraction, commercial Tourist attractions, amusement
park concessions and rides Waterslide operation Wax museum, commercial
Yacht basins, revenue on rental of 30 days or less Zoological garden,
commercial Zoological garden, noncommercial, with admission fee

(d) TRANSPORTATION AND TRAVEL SERVICES

Airport ground transportation service Automobile rental, with driver
Charter buses, excursions except interstate, revenue reportable to PUC
Cruise ships/deep sea passenger transport, revenue reportable to PUC
Excursion board operators/inland water local tour Ferries operating across
rivers or within harbors Filling stations, gasoline (exempt sales of
diesel fuel) Gasoline service stations (exempt sales of diesel fuel)
Inland water taxis/ferries Intercity highway transport, special service
Interstate bus line, revenue reportable to PUC Intraport transportation
Limousine rental, with driver Local bus charter service Local passenger
transportation, not elsewhere classified Local rental transportation
Marine service station Motor home rental Motorcycle rental Rafting tours
Recreational vehicle rental Rent-a-car service Sightseeing boats
Sightseeing bus, revenue reportable to PUC Taxicabs Tour and guide
services Tour operators/packagers & wholesalers Travel agencies Water
taxis

(e) PASSENGER CAR RENTAL INDUSTRY

Passenger car rentals

Note: Authority cited: Section 13995.69, Government Code.
Reference: Sections 13995.20, 13995.65.5 and 13995.92, Government
Code.

HISTORY

1. New section filed 1-29-97 as an emergency; operative 1-29-97 (Register
97,
No. 5). A Certificate of Compliance must be transmitted to OAL by 5-29-97
or
emergency language will be repealed by operation of law on the following
day.

2. Certificate of Compliance as to 1-29-97 order, including amendment of
Note,
transmitted to OAL 3-26-97 and filed 5-6-97 (Register 97, No. 19).

3. New subchapter 2 heading and amendment of section and Note filed
12-29-2006
as an emergency; operative 1-1-2007 (Register 2006, No. 52). A Certificate
of Compliance must be transmitted to OAL by 5-1-2007 or emergency language
will
be repealed by operation of law on the following day.

10 CCR s 5352, 10 CA ADC s 5352
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10 CA ADC s 5352

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