§ 7-1219. AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.  


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  • (a) For the purpose of this article, an agricultural fair is defined as a competitive exhibition of farm products with accompanying entertainment and amusements similar to those found at carnivals and other commercial booths and exhibits.

    (b) The license fee for each concessionaire who operates the entertainment and amusements similar to those found at carnivals shall be as prescribed in Section 7-1220.

    (c) The license fee for each other concessionaire at the fair shall be as designated in the Master Fee Resolution.

    (d) For the purpose of this article, a commercial booth or exhibit is defined as each separate stall, stand or unenclosed location used for the sale of, or taking orders for, goods or services.

    (e) No concessionaire who possesses a valid city business license shall be subject to separate licensing pursuant to this section.

    (f) As an alternative to the above individual licensing provisions, the person or organization conducting, promoting or organizing an agricultural fair may pay the flat license fee designated in the Master Fee Resolution.

    (g) Whenever the license prescribed by subsection (f) of this section is obtained and the fee paid therefor, no concessionaire operating a commercial booth or exhibit at the fair shall be subject to licensing or the payment of license fees for the fair. (Added Ord. 80-12, § 3, eff. 2-29-80; Am. Ord. 80-115, §§ 38, 39, eff. 8-8-80).