5.05.100 Swap meets and fairgrounds.
(A) As used in this chapter, SWAP MEET means a place of commercial activity, popularly known as a swap meet or flea market, which is:
(1) Open to the public for the purchase of merchandise on the premises;
(2) Available to the public who contract with the swap meet proprietor to sell merchandise on the premises, whether the sellers or vendors are in the business of vending or are making casual sales or some combination thereof; and
(3) Composed of 100 or more stalls, stands or spaces allotted to vendors, at least one of whom does not occupy the same allotted space or spaces on an uninterrupted continuous daily basis.
(B) It shall be the responsibility of the swap meet proprietor, and not individual vendors, to obtain the license required by this chapter. Swap meet vendors are not required by this chapter to obtain a City business license. A SWAP MEET PROPRIETOR is any person who rents, sells, donates or otherwise makes available to swap meet vendors any space within premises owned or controlled by the proprietor for the purpose of a swap meet sale. The swap meet proprietor shall make available to the City, upon reasonable notice, records containing names, addresses and Arizona transaction privilege numbers of all vendors.
(C) Fairgrounds. As used in this section, FAIRGROUNDS shall refer to a county fair pursuant to A.R.S. § 11-258 or successors. The fairground proprietor shall send to the City, on a quarterly basis, a list containing the names, addresses and Arizona transaction privilege numbers of all vendors. (Ord. 229 § 1, passed 5-11-2005. Code 1982 § 7-3-10. Code 2012 § 110.10.)