Title 5 BUSINESS TAXES, LICENSES AND REGULATIONS
Chapter 5.04 BUSINESS LICENSES*
5.04.130 Licenses for sponsored arts and crafts events.
A. Notwithstanding the provisions of this chapter, any
organization with a headquarters, chapter or licensed business located within
the city may obtain a license to conduct or sponsor an arts, crafts, or
specialty consignment event or sale twice each calendar year within the city
under the following conditions:
1. A fee of twenty-five dollars per event shall be paid for
the license;
2. The sale or event may not exceed three days
duration;
3. The sale must be conducted at a location in an E or F
zone;
4. The applicant must display the business license at the
sale location at all times during the event or sale; and
5. The granting of a license shall not constitute a waiver of
payment of any New Mexico gross receipts tax required to be paid by state
law.
B. Application for the arts, crafts or specialty sale license
shall be submitted to the city clerk and shall contain the following
information:
1. The exact nature or kind of sale for which the license is
requested and the goods to be sold;
2. The dates on which the sale will be conducted and the
hours of operation;
3. Proper verification of the identity, location and
nonprofit status of the sponsoring organization;
4. Verification of the lease or agreement from the owner
granting use of the property for sale;
5. A list of names and addresses of all vendors who will
display goods for sale; and
6. Such further information as the clerk may deem necessary
to enable him/her to issue the license.
C. Refusal by the clerk to issue a license may be appealed to
the city commission within five business days of the receipt by applicant of the
notice of refusal. The city commission may refuse to grant or issue a license
under the provisions of this chapter whenever it may deem such refusal for the
best interest of the public; provided, however, that no license shall be refused
without giving the organization applying for the license an opportunity to be
heard on such application; and provided further, that such refusal shall require
a majority vote of the members of the city commission present and voting. (Ord.
1410-92 § 1, 1992; Ord. 1365-90, 1990).
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