Sec. 250.104. - Grounds for denial of permit.

The Tax Collector shall deny a permit under this Chapter whenever he finds: (a) That the applicant or any of its principals or officers: (1) Are under 18 years of age. (2) Have been convicted of a violation of this Chapter or any similar ordinance or had a permit revoked under this Chapter or any similar ordinance. (b) That the applicant does not, in the case of a transient merchant applicant, have permission in writing from the owner of the property, his agent or other legally authorized person, to operate the business, for which the application is being made, on the permit property. The written permission must be not less than six months old. (c) That the applicant has requested a permit location which lies within 300 feet of the property line of any property on which is located any established permanent business which sells the same types of products or services as requested to be sold by the permit applicant or in a zoning district not permitting such activity. This subsection shall not apply to downtown sidewalk vendors permitted pursuant to Part 5 herein. (Ord. 93-1761-1390, § 1)