§ 667.101. Legislative policy.

Itinerant street artisans and vendors have been and are a vital chapter of our cultural heritage. It is through these methods that early America learned of good, useful craftsmanship and obtained its food products before there were indoor merchants and permanently established artisans and craftsmen. The vendor and the individual artisan bring vitality to the arts and infuse a freshness and an individualistic flavor into the local scene as they carry new ideas, methods and techniques from one community to another. It is the responsibility of the City to give these artisans and vendors an opportunity to work, and to give the people of the City an opportunity to buy and learn from them. It is the policy of the City that park vendors will be allowed and permitted to demonstrate their abilities and products and to sell their merchandise as provided in this Chapter.

(Ord. 83-61-178, § 1; Ord. 83-591-400, § 1; Ord. 90-216-79, § 18)

Note— Former § 268.101.