(A) Hereafter, it shall be unlawful for any person, other than those expressly excluded from the operation of this section, not operating an established place of business or selling produce regularly to some established business, within the confines of the county, to solicit, peddle, sell, offer to sell, take orders for the sale of, or in any other form or manner attempt to sell, barter, or dispose of any wares, produce, merchandise, gadget, item, or thing of any kind or character, within said confines of the county, without first having obtained a license so to do in the form and manner, and from the authority hereafter prescribed.
(B) Such license referred to in division (A) above may be issued to any person or organization upon application therefor made to the Auditor or Commissioners of the county, which officials may, in their sole discretion, issue or refuse to issue such license.
(C) The license fee for a transient merchant license shall be set at $50 for each six-month period in which the applicant proposes to transact business.
(D) All war veterans organizations, public school associations, wholesale distributor, churches having established weekly church services, schools, and nonprofit organizations may be exempted from the operation of this section upon prior written approval obtained from the County Commissioners or County Auditor.
(E) All farmers and truck farmers residing within the county may sell their farm produce or products, grown and produced by them outside of the confines of any incorporated town or city, without obtaining said license.
(Ord. 78-2, passed 8-1-1978; Res. 1999-6, passed 9-20-1999) Penalty, see § 110.99