General Information
Types of activities that require DBKK's licences
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Food Establishment
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Trade and Business
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Factories
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Massages Establishment
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Hotel
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Rearing of Poultry and Animals (Dog Licence)
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Private Markets
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Advertisement
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Places of Public Entertainment
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Hawkers
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Markets Stalls, Temporory Hawkers Sites and Complexes
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Stalls on Public Road/Private Land
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Seasonal Stalls/Festivals
Licence Fees
Licences to petty traders
Issued by Health and Urban Services Department:
- Itinerant Hawkers
- Stalls on Pivate Land
- Stalls in Eating Premises
- Temporary Hawkers Stalls
- Stalls in Markets
- Stalls in Complexes
- Seasonal/Festival Stalls
How to apply for a stall & hawker's licence
- Obtain an application from (BPP&PK 2/2002 forms) at the Hawkers Management Section counter.
- Complete the form
- Attach required documents
- Submit the form to Hawkers Management Section
- DBKK Officers will check your application form
- Letter will be sent to you to inform whether your application is rejected or approved with conditions.
For markets stalls, temporary hawker's sites and DBKK's Complexes
- Applicant will be called for an interview when there is a vacant stall.
For hawkers (static/itinerant)
- DBKK's officers will inspect your site/stall
- Letter will be sent to you on the outcome of your application
Itinerant Hawkers
- Not allowed to construct a structure
- Carrying out business using a van/itinerant car
- Not allowed to operate in the non-hawking zone
- Not allowed to trade near markets, schools and road-junctions
- Not allowed to sell raw meat.
Stalls on Private Land
- Must obtain and submit evidence of Landowner's permission
- Development plan including
- Location/Structural plan
- Comment from other relevant department
Stall on Eating Premises
- Shop owner's permission
- No obstruction to human movement flow
Stall on temporary sites complexes & night markets
- Subject to availability of vacant lot
- Successful interview
Seasonal stall
- Restricted Trading Places decide by Hawkers committee
Conditions of elegibility
- Applicant should not be less than 18 years of age, and a Malaysian citizen
- Must be local Sabahan or permanent resident
Conditions of licence
- Up to date payment of Licence Fees
- Non transferable
- Medical examinations if necessary
- Compliance with the relevant By-Laws
Cancellation/withdrawal of licence
- Non-payment of licence fees/rental
- Non-running of business
- Sub-letting
- Non-compliance of instruction/regulations (violation of rules)
Unlicensed trading offence will result in :
Compounded Seizure Court Actions
PENALTY
If you operate a business (as listed above without a licence, you have committed an offence under the following Kota Kinabalu City Hall's by laws:
- DBKK (Food & eating premises) By-Laws
- DBKK (Massage Establishment) By-Laws.
- DBKK (Markets) By-Laws
- DBKK (Hawkers) By-Laws
- DBKK (Advertisement) By-Laws
- DBKK (Registration & Control of Dogs) By-Laws 1964
- DBKK (Tamus) By-Laws
- DBKK (Laundries) By-Laws
- DBKK (Hotel and lodiging Houses) By-Laws
- DBKK (Dairies & Dairymen) By-Laws
- DBKK (Offensive Trade) By-Laws