Chapter 5.36 TEMPORARY MERCHANTS
Section 5.36.020 License--Application--Content.
A. All applicants for licenses required
by this chapter shall file a written application with the
City License Clerk. Such application shall be signed by the applicant, or an authorized employee
of the applicant. Applications shall be made on forms available in the office of the City
Licensing Clerk, and shall include the following:
1. The name and address of the applicant;
2. The name of the individual having
management authority or supervision of the applicant's
business during the time that it is proposed to be carried on in the City;
3. Address of business;
4. The permanent address of such individual;
5. The capacity in which such individual
will act (manager or owner);
6. If a corporation, the state in
which incorporated;
7. The time period(s) during which
it is proposed to carry on the applicant's business;
8. The nature and character of the
goods or services to be offered for sale or delivery;
9. The nature of the advertising proposed
to be done for the business;
10. Whether or not the applicant or
individual identified in the subsection has been convicted
of any crime or misdemeanor, and if so, the nature of each offense and the penalty assessed for
each offense.
B. Applicants who propose to handle
foodstuff shall also attach to their application a
statement from the Health Inspector, dated not more than ten (10) days prior to the date of
application, that the applicant and any products to be sold meet all the related health
requirements which apply in the state.
C. In case an applicant claims to
be a permanent merchant and is required to take out a
license upon the grounds that the applicant is a temporary merchant, the License Department
shall so notify the applicant in writing; and in case the applicant denies in writing that he/she is
a
temporary merchant, the License Department shall submit to the City Council the denial of the
applicant. The City Council shall then notify such applicant in writing that, on a day and at a
time and place therein mentioned, the City Council shall take up for hearing the question as to
whether the applicant is or is not a temporary merchant, at which time and place the applicant
may appear to be heard.
D. At the time and place named in
the notice, the City Council shall take up the matter and
shall determine the question upon the facts presented and shall enter an order according to the
City Council's judgement upon the facts so presented. If it is determined that the applicant is a
temporary merchant, the applicant shall pay the licensee fee provided in Section 5.36.030. (Ord.
93-11 § 2(C): prior code § 11-09-001)