Trade and Licensing By-Law No. 13

Barrington, Nova Scotia

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BY-LAW NO. 13 TRADE AND LICENSING 1. No person shall act as Auctioneer of, or peddle, hawk or trade goods unless he holds a license therefore which is in force. This Section shall not apply to merchants with an established place of business within the Municipality. 2. No person shall take or solicit orders for photographs or enlargements of photographs made by any process, where there is to be a consideration moving to such person for making or delivering such photographs, unless he holds a license therefor which is in force. 3. No person shall, on his own behalf or as an agent of another, exercise within the Municipality the calling of a book agent or magazine salesman, or peddle, hawk, take orders for or otherwise deal in books or magazines without having first obtained a license therefore. 4. Nothing in this By-law shall effect: 4. (a) A person offering to sell the products of the farm, the forest, or the sea, or 4. (b) Any Sheriff, Bailiff or other Officer of the law selling under legal process. 4. (c) A person who is a resident or ratepayer of the Municipality. 5. The Clerk shall issue licenses under this By-law which shall expire December 31st of each year, upon payment of the following annual fees: 5. (a) Where the applicant is not a resident or ratepayer in the Municipality: 5. (a) (1) Auctioneer $40.00 5. (a) (2) Hawker, trade or peddler $40.00 5. (a) (3) Photographer, canvasser, solicitor or agent $40.00 5. (a) (4) Magazine Salesman $40.00 5. (a) (5) Amusement rides, etc. See Section 6 $40.00 5. (a) (6) Automotive Vehicle Sales, including off-road $100.00 per vehicles and motorcyles day 6. (1) No person shall conduct any itinerant circus, merry-go-round or novelty ride, or other amusement unless he holds a license from the Municipality for that purpose which is in force, provided that nothing herein contained shall be construed as preventing or restricting the licensing of such activity under the provisions of the Theatres and Amusement Act, Revised Statutes of Nova Scotia, 1967, Chapter 304 and any Regulations made thereunder. 13-1 6. (2) Every amusement or place of amusement licensed under this By-law shall remain closed between the hours of one o'clock in the morning and nine o'clock of the same morning. 7. Every license shall display his license on demand to any person when engaged in his trade or calling. Amended March 17, 1978 Amended March 27, 2006 13-2