§ 13-132. Flea market operator requirements.

(a)

No flea market operator shall rent, lease or assign or permit the sublease or reassignment of any building, part thereof, stall, land or booth by these or any other name to any person for the purpose of facilitating the sale by such persons of secondhand or otherwise used goods, antiques, or jewelry unless such person shall have and produce a current county occupational license for secondhand or retail sales.

(b)

From each lessor, the flea market operator shall obtain and record the following:

(1)

Identification of the lessor including name, address, birthdate, sex, driver's license number or number from other publicly issued identification card and a legible thumbprint.

(2)

Lessor's automobile license tag and certification decal numbers or name and mode of transportation to the flea market.

(3)

The lessor's county occupational license number.

(c)

The record required in subsection (b) shall be made available by the flea market operator to the county sheriff within twenty-four (24) hours of the date the space is leased or otherwise assigned.

(d)

Every flea market operator shall keep and maintain copies of the records made available to the county sheriff, which records shall at all times be open to inspection by all law enforcement officers and shall be preserved for a period of one (1) year.

(e)

The premises of all flea markets in the county shall be open to inspection by law enforcement officers.

(f)

Consent to inspection of articles offered for sale by law enforcement officers shall be a condition required by flea market operator's precedent to any lease or other assignment of space. Acceptance of this condition shall be noted by the lessor's signature on the flea market operator's record form.

(Ord. No. 12-07, § 3, 3-12-12)