APPLICATION OF STAN GOODSON

Fla. P.S.C. | 1979-04-16
No. Docket No. 7900-13PC (AP). Order No. 15198
The following commissioners participated in the disposition of this matter — Chairman ROBERT T. MANN, and Commissioners WILLIAM T. MAYO, GERALD L. GUNTER, JOSEPH P. CRESSE, and JOHN R. MARKS, III.
48 Fla. Supp. 194 Florida Public Service Commission (1979)

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Synopsis

Stan Goodson applied for a permit to transport freight incidental to his primary business of installation, maintenance, and repair services. The Florida Public Service Commission granted the permit as a matter of right under state law, finding the transportation fell within the statutory exception for incidental freight hauling.


Holding

The applicant is entitled to the permit as a matter of right pursuant to Section 323.05(1), Florida Statutes. The proposed transportation qualifies as incidental to the applicant's primary business of maintenance, and the applicant's business requires substantial services in addition to transportation.


Headnotes

[1] Transportation of freight purely incidental to a primary business of installation, maintenance, or repair, conducted in single, casual, and non-recurring trips, may be au…

[2] An applicant is entitled to a permit as a matter of course if the proposed transportation falls within statutory provisions for incidental business activities and the app…

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“the proposed transportation falls within the ambit of Section 323.04(1) (c), Florida Statutes, and that such transportation is purely incidental to applicant's primary business of maintenance, and that said applicant's business requires the performance of substantial services in addition to transportation”

The commission's finding that the applicant qualifies for the statutory exemption allowing incidental freight transportation

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Facts & Procedural History

Stan Goodson sought a permit to transport freight between all points in Florida purely incidental to his primary business of installation, maintenance…

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Opinion of the Court
BY THE COMMISSION.

BY THE COMMISSION.

By this application, Stan Goodson, Route 2, Box 302, Silver Springs, Florida 32688, seeks the issuance of a permit authorizing the transportation of freight between all points in the state of Florida purely incidental to the applicant’s primary business of installation, maintenance and repair where such transportation is in single, casual and non-recurring trips.

After considering the foregoing application, the commission finds that the proposed transportation falls within the ambit of Section 323.04(1) (c), Florida Statutes, and that such transportation is purely incidental to applicant’s primary business of maintenance, and that said applicant’s business requires the performance of substantial services in addition to transportation.

Accordingly, the commission concludes as a matter of law that the applicant has properly and duly filed its application; that the applicant is informed of the commission’s rules, regulations and restrictions and that same are reasonable; that applicant will observe and comply with same; and that the applicant herein is entitled to such permit as a matter of course pursuant to Section 323.05(1), Florida Statutes.

It is therefore ordered that Permit No. 2895 be and the same is hereby issued as a matter of right and without public hearing to Stan Goodson, Route Two, Box 302, Silver Springs, incidental to the applicant’s primary business of installation, maintenance or repair where such transportation is in single, casual and nonrecurring trips.

*195It is further ordered that as a condition precedent to the above that the applicant comply with the commission’s rules and regulations pertaining to safety, road tax, license tags, insurance and all applicable rules and regulations of the commission.


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