(a) "Solicitor" or "door-to-door salesman" shall mean any person who sells or offers for sale by any verbal means, any goods, wares, merchandise, or services by traveling about the City in residential districts as defined by the zoning code.
(b) "Charitable solicitor" shall mean any person who requests donations, contributions, gifts, endorsements, signatures, or other valuable considerations or distributes flyers, books, information, or other objects in behalf of bona-fide tax-exempt organizations by traveling about the City in residential districts as defined by the zoning code. "Charitable or political solicitor" shall include persons promoting religious organizations or beliefs.
(c) "Temporary business" shall mean any place at which goods, wares, merchandise, or services are sold or offered for sale, other than from a permanent structure duly approved for such use; and further means roadside stands and locations established within building and enclosed malls, such as tables or booths, including those erected for special events and shows, at which goods, wares, merchandise, or services are sold or offered for sale or, advertised.
(d) "Responsible official" shall mean the Chief of Police in reference to Solicitor's Permits. It shall mean the Director of Planning in reference to Temporary Business Permits. (1969 Code 110.02; Ord. 18-O-075. Passed 9-4-18.)