A. Solicitations pursuant to permits under this part shall:
1. Not be made by any person under the age of sixteen years, unless accompanied by an adult, and
2. Not be made at any house, apartment, or other dwelling nor at any business to which is affixed a sign indicated "No Solicitors" or similar indication that no solicitation contact is desired by the occupant.
B. The solicitor shall:
1. Show a certified copy of the permit, bearing the name of that individual, to the person from whom a contribution is sought prior to the time of the solicitation. Before beginning to solicit contributions, the solicitor shall print or type his or her name in the blank provided for it;
2. Upon receipt of a contribution valued in excess of Five Dollars, give the contributor a written receipt signed by the solicitor showing plainly the name of the permit holder and the solicitor, the permit number, the date, the amount received and the amount of the contribution which is tax-deductible. This subsection shall not apply to any contribution collected by means of a closed box or receptacle where it is impractical to determine the amount of such contribution;
3. Not affix any object to the person or property of any contributor or member of the public without first receiving express permission therefor;
4. Not persistently or importunately request any contribution from any person after such person expresses his or her desire not to make a contribution; or
5. Not intentionally or deliberately obstruct the free movement of any person.
D. The permit holder shall file with the License Collector, within thirty days after the expiration of solicitation permit, a sworn financial statement showing the total monetary value of the contributions raised by the solicitation, and the percentage of the total monetary value of the contributions solicited that were used for the noncommercial purpose.
E. No individual shall solicit any contribution if that person has been convicted in any court of competent jurisdiction of any of the following crimes, as defined in the California Penal Code: murder, mayhem, kidnapping, robbery, assault, battery, rape, arson, burglary, possession of burglarious instruments or deadly weapons, or attempt to commit any of the aforementioned crimes. (Ord. 4553 § 2 (part); November 20, 1984.)