As used in this chapter:
"Solicit" means to, in person, orally or in writing, or by means of any picture, catalog, sample or demonstration, to sell, offer to sell, or take an order for, or to enter or offer to enter into any contract to sell any personal property or to provide or perform any service, or to furnish any labor or materials and therewith do or perform any work, or install, erect, construct, improve or repair or make any improvement in or upon any building, or to do any work upon any real property unless all of such personal property, labor and materials are then and there present for the immediate delivery thereof and the immediate performance of such service and the immediate doing of all of such work.
"Solicit" also means to ask, request, urge, or suggest that any person purchase or sell, or offer, contract or agree to purchase or sell, any real or personal property, or that any person hire, or offer, or contract or agree to hire, any person, not then and there present, to perform, at any time thereafter except immediately, any service, or that any person order, or agree or contract to accept and pay for, the performance of any labor or the furnishing of any material to do any work or install, erect, construct, improve or repair or make any improvement in or upon any building, or to do any work upon. any real property, at any time thereafter except immediately.
"Solicit" also means to, in person, take, or offer to take, or to ask, request, urge, or suggest the placing or giving of, any order or subscription for, or permission to allow, any delivery, at any time thereafter except immediately, of one or more books, magazines, newspapers, pamphlets, circulars, items of advertising or of any other written or printed matter, with or without any consideration or payment therefor.
"Solicit" also means to, in person, orally or in writing request any advice, information, or opinion of any person.
"Solicit" also means to, in person, ask, request, urge or suggest the giving of money or property as a gift or donation. (Ord. 1844 § 2 (part), 1972).