(A) Each applicant for the permit shall make application therefor in writing to the chief of police and file the same with the chief of police at least three days before the issue thereof, stating thereon the name, age, and street address of the applicant, the owner or owners of the goods to be offered for sale, and a description of the kind and quality of the goods and the state and town or city in which he or they reside and the location of the place within this town where, and the hours when, such auction will be conducted. Each applicant for a permit for sale at auction of gold or gold plated ware, silver or silver plated ware, platinum ware, watches, jewelry, precious stones, cut glass, or chinaware shall furnish satisfactory proof that he has obtained an auctioneer's license from the commissioner of consumer protection, pursuant to Conn. Gen. Stat., § 21-3.
(B) In the event the applicant intends to allow the sale or consumption of food in connection with the auction, he or they shall provide to the health director of the town a written statement as to the manner in which food is to be dispensed at the auction. In such case he shall obtain, prior to the submission of the permit application to the chief of police, a statement from the health director of the town approving of the manner in which food is to be dispensed at the auction.
('66 Code, § 10-3; amend. Ord. 197, passed 7-7-80)