For the purpose of this chapter, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.
ITINERANT or TRANSIENT SOLICITOR, PEDDLER, HAWKER, SALESPERSON, or VENDOR. Any person who comes into the town for the sole purpose of selling, or attempting to sell or solicit orders for the purchase of, any goods, wares, merchandise, services, magazines, papers, books and pamphlets, or subscriptions thereto, by going on private property and residences within the town without invitation from the owner or occupant or any person who sells, attempts to sell, offers to sell, or displays for sale any goods, merchandise, or services from a mobile or otherwise temporary vehicle or structure located within the corporate limits of the town; however, this definition does not include any person who has resided in the town for more than six months continuously immediately preceding any of the activities described above, or any person who is a resident householder or a member of the family of a resident householder residing in a household in the town; or one who offers to sell any food or foodstuffs from house to house; nor any person soliciting sales to or orders from resident merchants of the town, nor any student regularly enrolled in the Nettle Creek School System.
(1963 Code, Ch. 8, § 10) (Ord. 2-1962, passed 11-19-1962)