§ 36-11. Exceptions.
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A.The provisions of § 36-7, Fees, of this chapter shall not apply to any honorably discharged veteran of the armed services of the United States who has obtained a veteran's license from the Suffolk County Clerk to hawk, peddle, vend or solicit trade in pursuance of law, nor shall they apply to a peddler engaged in interstate commerce.(1)Where a duly licensed veteran uses a vehicle in his trade, one such vehicle shall be included without fee in the cost of the peddler's license issued to such veteran. Each additional vehicle used by such veteran must be licensed pursuant to this section, and no exemption shall apply with respect to the additional vehicle license fee provided in § 36-7 of this chapter. Where a peddler's license or a vehicle license is issued to a licensed veteran, the Town Clerk shall issue a decal similar to that prescribed in § 36-8 with the addition of the word "veteran" on the decal. Such decal will and shall be issued only if the vehicle is registered in the name of and operated by the veteran.B.The following shall be exempt from the provisions of this chapter:[Amended 1-15-1991 by L.L. No. 1-1991, effective 2-4-1991](1)Persons engaged in the distribution of a newspaper published at stated intervals for the purpose of conveying news to its subscribers, buyers or readers.(2)Any person who keeps, maintains or operates a store, market, shop or similar permanent place of business and who operates, runs or uses a cart, wagon, truck or other vehicle for the purpose of making delivery of goods, wares, merchandise or provisions bought or ordered at such place of business or any person solely engaged in the business of delivering such goods, wares, merchandise or provisions for or on behalf of one or more such permanent places of business.(3)Commercial sales or delivery persons calling exclusively upon retail or wholesale establishments or other business firms.(4)Roadside stands for the sale at retail or wholesale of farm, garden or nursery products produced on the premises in those zoning districts where the same are permitted pursuant to Chapter 85 of this Code and subject to any conditions or restrictions contained therein.[Added 4-6-1993 by L.L. No. 9-1993, effective 4-12-1993]C.Charitable or other tax-exempt organizations or persons in accordance with Section 401 of the Internal Revenue Code and/or § 1116 of the New York State Tax Law shall only be exempt from the requirements of § 36-7.[Added 1-15-1991 by L.L. No. 1-1991, effective 2-4-1991]