§ 11-7-101. License.

(a) Definition. In this title "huckster" means a person who moves about the County on foot, in a vehicle, or by means of a horse or other animal for the purpose of selling and simultaneously delivering or offering for sale and simultaneous delivery, at retail, goods of any kind or food other than seafood; uncooked meats; or fish, produce, farm products, or other perishables in their natural state, but the term does not include children under the age of 18 who sell items for the benefit of a civic or charitable endeavor.

(b) Required. A person may not operate as a huckster without a huckster's license issued by the Department.

(c) Fee. The fee for a huckster's license is $250 for a term or $25 per day.

(d) Contents. A license issued to a huckster shall describe the licensee and the purpose for which the license is issued.

(e) Term. Except for a huckster's license issued for a single day, a huckster's license expires one year after the date of issuance.

(f) Display. A huckster shall display the license while engaged in the business.

(1985 Code, Art. 16, §§ 8-101, 8-103, 8-104, 8-105, 8-106, 8-107) (Bill No. 46-92; Bill No. 39-95)

State Code reference – Local Government Article, § 10-202.