(A) No person shall sell, keep for sale or offer to sell fruits, vegetables, baked goods or wild edibles except under the authority of a duly issued and validly subsisting permit and pursuant to the terms and conditions thereof.
(B) No permittee nor any of his or her agents or employees shall bring onto the market premises, keep in his or her possession, offer to sell or sell any fruits and vegetables, other than wild edibles, which have not been produced on land owned or possessed by the permittee.
(C) Persons acting under a duly issued, valid and subsisting permit may bring into the market premises, keep in their possession, offer to sell or sell only such fruits and vegetables, other than wild edibles which has been produced on land owned or possessed by the permittee. Whenever a permittee, either by himself or herself or through his or her agents and employees, brings onto the market premises, or has in his or her possession on said premises, or sells or offers to sell fruits and vegetables which, except for wild edibles, had not been produced on land belonging to that permittee, the City Building Inspector may immediately suspend the permittee’s permit to use the market premises for a period of not less than seven days and no more than 14 days thereafter.
(1991 Code, § 7A-9) (Ord. passed 7-5-1984) Penalty, see § 113.99