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§ 111.03 UNLICENSED OR UNINVITED PEDDLERS A NUISANCE.
   (A)   The practice of going in and upon residential property, or ringing a doorbell or knocking on a door of a private residence, including an apartment, in the city, by any solicitor or peddler not having been requested or invited to do so by the owner or owners, occupant or occupants, or lessee, of the private residence or apartments, for the purpose of soliciting or peddling, is declared to be a nuisance.
   (B)   Any peddler or solicitor, being uninvited, who goes on or upon residential property in the city, without a license as provided by §§ 111.10 through 111.15, shall be deemed to have committed a nuisance, unless the entry shall be exempted from the operation of this chapter.
(‘67 Code, § 111.02) (Ord. l9-1967, passed 8-28-67) Penalty, see § 111.99
§ 111.04 EXCEPTIONS.
   The provisions of this chapter shall not apply to the following persons.
   (A)   Any person soliciting or peddling anything which that person has personally manufactured or produced. This exemption shall apply only to natural persons.
   (B)   Any farmer, poultryman, or horticulturist soliciting or peddling his own produce. This exemption shall apply only to natural persons and shall not apply to farmers, poultrymen, or horticulturists who buy goods for resale, as well as selling their own produce.
   (C)   Any natural person soliciting or peddling for, or selling tickets for any approved religious, charitable, school, educational, veteran’s, or civic organization.
   (D)   Fraternal organizations having established local chapters.
   (E)   Peddling or soliciting newspapers, ice, milk, cream, butter, eggs, cheese, laundry, baked goods, dry cleaning, or dairy products.
   (F)   Salesmen or agents for wholesale houses or firms who solicit orders from, or sell to retail dealers for resale, manufacturers for manufacturing purposes, or bidders for public works or supplies.
(‘67 Code, § 111.13) (Ord. l9-1967, passed 8-28-67)
LICENSES AND PERMITS
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