The following conduct by any licensee under this article shall be considered in violation of this article and, in addition, any penalty may result in the suspension, revocation or denial of the holder's license:
(1) Entering a private residence under pretense other than for soliciting or peddling.
(2) Remaining in a private residence or on the premises after the owner or occupant has requested any such person to leave.
(3) Going in and upon the premises of a private residence to solicit or peddle when the owner or occupant has displayed a "No Soliciting" or "No Peddling" sign on such premises. Such signs shall be conspicuously displayed at or near the main entrance to the premises but shall not exceed one square foot in surface display area.
(4) Soliciting or peddling at a private residence prior to 9:00 a.m. and after 9:00 p.m. unless by prior invitation of the occupant.
(5) Shouting or calling wares or using a public address system, horn, bells or other noisemaking device to call attention to the licensee's business in such a way as to disturb residents or adjacent businesses.
(6) Occupying any space for the purpose of peddling or soliciting or as a transient merchant on any public places, streets, or adjacent public rights-of-way within the downtown business district; except a concessionaire license may be granted by resolution of the city council within appropriate areas of the public rights-of-way or other city-owned property. Concessionaires shall be limited to locations and times within a business district, as determined by the city council, and a concession fee shall be paid by each concessionaire in an amount to be established by the council based upon such considerations as the profitability of the business, the anticipated sales volume, the areas to be occupied, the public convenience of goods or services to be provided, the taxable status of the concessionaire, and the potential impact upon city services.
(Ord. No. 51-A-96, § 7, 2-5-1996)