[Amended 4-28-1997 STM by Art. 2]
In addition, said persons shall receive a letter
of authorization from the Building Commissioner for the Town of Wayland
which shall indicate that said persons are in compliance with the
Zoning Bylaws and other bylaws of the Town of Wayland, rules and regulations
and policies of the Town of Wayland concerned with conducting a business
and the Massachusetts General Laws.
[Amended 11-8-2007 STM by Art. 9]
Upon approval of said application, the Chief
of Police shall, within 10 days, excepting Saturday, Sunday and legal
holidays, issue to said person a license in the form of a badge or
identification card showing the name and a photograph of the licensee
authorizing him/her to do business as described and approved in his/her
application subject to the bylaws of the Town of Wayland and the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts. The fee for such a license shall be established
by the Select Board pursuant to MGL c. 40, § 22F, and it
shall expire 90 days from the date of issuance or on the day of its
surrender or revocation or of the filing of a report with the Police
Department concerning its loss. Said license shall be the property
of the Town of Wayland and shall be surrendered to the Chief of Police
or his/her agents upon revocation.
Such license shall be affixed in a prominent place to the outer garment of the licensee whenever he/she shall be engaged in said business so that it may be seen by all prospective customers. Failure so to display the license shall be punishable by revocation thereof and a fine in accord with Chapter
1, Article
II of this Code.
The provisions of this chapter shall not apply
to any person conducting a garage sale nor to any person who goes
door to door to sell goods, wares, periodicals or merchandise on behalf
of any group organized for any of the purposes described in MGL c.
180, § 2.