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Chapter 1-B: Other Public Markets
Editor's note: For related unconsolidated provisions, see Appendix A at L.L. 1997/028.
§ 22-251 Definitions.
For the purposes of this chapter, the following terms shall have the following meanings:
   a.   "Applicant" shall mean, if a business entity submitting an application for registration, the entity and all the principals thereof; if an individual submitting an application for a photo identification card, such individual.
   b.   "Commissioner" shall mean the commissioner of the New York city department of small business services.
   c.   "Department" shall mean the New York city department of small business services.
   d.   "Employee" shall mean a person who works or who expects to work in a market on a full-time, part-time or seasonal basis for a wholesaler or market business, but shall not include persons hired to work on an occasional basis.
   e.   "Market business" shall mean any business located or operating within a market that is engaged in providing goods or services to wholesalers or retail purchasers in such market that are related to the conduct of a wholesale business or the purchase of food or related agricultural products or horticultural products by retailers or others, or that receives such goods within a market for delivery, forwarding, transfer or further distribution outside such market. "Market business" shall include, but not be limited to, the provision of security services within a market, the provision of services related to the collection of fees for entrance into a market and parking, the supply of ice, and the unloading, loading, transfer or distribution of food or related agricultural products or horticultural products. The term "market business" shall not include a business located or operating within a market the main offices of which are located outside a market and which (i) supplies the food or related agricultural products or products sold by wholesalers or is engaged in the trucking or shipping thereof to the market or (ii) supplies electrical, plumbing, construction, renovation or other similar services to wholesalers in the market and does not earn fifty percent or more of its income from such wholesalers. Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter to the contrary, the term "market business" shall also mean any business located and operating within the fulton fish market distribution area or other seafood distribution area as defined in section 22-202 of chapter 1-A of this title that is directly engaged in providing goods or services to wholesalers in such area or areas, which goods or services are related to the conduct of a wholesale business or the purchase of seafood products by retailers or others therein or that receives goods for delivery, forwarding, transfer or further distribution outside the fulton fish market distribution area or other seafood distribution area. The term "market" shall, for purposes of the application of the provisions of this chapter which relate to "market businesses" in the fulton fish market distribution area or other seafood distribution area, mean such areas.
   f.   "Officer" shall mean any person holding an elected position or any other position involving participation in the management or control of a wholesale trade association or of a labor union or labor organization required to register pursuant to section 22-264 or section 22-265 of this chapter.
   g.   "Principal" shall mean, of a sole proprietorship, the proprietor; of a corporation, every officer, director and stockholder holding ten percent or more of the outstanding shares of the corporation; of a partnership, all the partners; if another type of business entity, the chief operating officer or chief executive officer, irrespective of organizational title, and all persons or entities having an ownership interest of ten percent or more; and with respect to all business entities, all other persons participating directly or indirectly in the control of such business entity. Except as otherwise provided by the commissioner, where a partner or stockholder holding ten percent or more of the outstanding shares of a corporation is itself a partnership or a corporation, a "principal" shall also include the partners of such partnership or the officers, directors and stockholders holding ten percent or more of the outstanding shares of such corporation, as is appropriate. For the purposes of this chapter (1) an individual shall be considered to hold stock in a corporation where such individual participates in the operation of or has a beneficial interest in such corporation and such stock is owned directly or indirectly by or for (i) such individual; (ii) the spouse of such individual (other than a spouse who is legally separated from such individual pursuant to a judicial decree or an agreement cognizable under the laws of the state in which such individual is domiciled); (iii) the children, grandchildren and parents of such individual; and (iv) a corporation in which any of such individual, the spouse, children, grandchildren or parents of such individual in the aggregate own fifty percent or more in value of the stock of such corporation; (2) a partnership shall be considered to hold stock in a corporation where such stock is owned, directly or indirectly, by or for a partner in such partnership; and (3) a corporation shall be considered to hold stock in a corporation that is an applicant as defined in this section where such corporation holds fifty percent or more in value of the stock of a third corporation that holds stock in the applicant corporation.
   h.   "Public wholesale market" or "market" shall mean any building, structure or place owned by the city or located on property owned by the city or under lease to or in the possession of the city or any part of a street, avenue, parkway, plaza, square or other public place designated as a public market by resolution of the former board of estimate of the city or a local law enacted by the city council to be used or intended to be used for the wholesale buying, selling or keeping of food, flowers or ornamental plants and shall continue to be public property notwithstanding that such public wholesale market is operated pursuant to a lease or other agreement with a non-governmental entity; except that the term "public wholesale market" shall not, unless otherwise set forth in this chapter, include any building, structure or place within the fulton fish market distribution area or other seafood distribution area as defined in section 22-202 of this code. For the purposes of this chapter, the term "public wholesale market" shall also include an area identified by rule of the commissioner that is in the vicinity of a designated public wholesale market where one or more wholesale businesses or market businesses operate. For the purposes of this chapter, the "place of business of a wholesale business or market business" shall mean any building, structure, stall or other area, or any part thereof, within a public wholesale market that is leased, operated, managed or used exclusively by such wholesale business or market business.
   i.   "Visitor" shall mean a person who is neither engaged in nor an employee of a wholesale business or market business in the market who wishes to enter or enters a public wholesale market.
   j.   "Wholesaler" or "wholesale business" shall mean any business engaged in selling food or related agricultural products or horticultural products at wholesale prices for resale by a wholesaler or retailer or for use by an institution or other similar establishment, whether or not such business also sells directly to the public, except that such terms as used in this chapter shall not include a "wholesaler" or "wholesale seafood business" as defined in section 22-202 of this code; provided, however, that a wholesale business to which customers do not regularly come to pick up purchases and that does not deal from such location primarily in perishable products shall not be subject, unless otherwise provided by rule of the commissioner, to the provisions of sections 22-252, 22-254 and 22-255 of this chapter.
   k.   "Wholesale trade association" shall mean an entity, the majority of whose members are wholesale businesses and/or market businesses, having as a primary purpose the promotion, management or self-regulation of a market or such wholesale businesses or market businesses within such market or the facilities utilized by such businesses, including, but not limited to a corporation, cooperative, unincorporated association, partnership, trust or limited liability partnership or company, whether or not such entity is organized for profit, not-for-profit, business or non-business purposes. The term "wholesale trade association" shall not include any entity the majority of whose members are primarily engaged in retail sales outside a pubic wholesale market.
Editor's note: For related unconsolidated provisions, see Appendix A at L.L. 1997/028.
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