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Council advances first reading of solicitation ordinance requiring permits for door-to-door sales
Summary
On first reading, Council introduced Ordinance 2026-21, which would prohibit door-to-door solicitation without a permit and was scheduled to a second reading; no public hearing or vote on final adoption occurred July 13.
Council introduced Ordinance 2026-21 at the July 13 meeting, described in the agenda as "AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING DOOR TO DOOR SOLICITATION WITHOUT A PERMIT." The ordinance was given a first reading and council indicated it will proceed to a second reading; no adoption vote or public hearing took place at this meeting.
Council members referenced a solicitation ordinance as an item for the Public Safety Committee in earlier committee scheduling remarks; no specific permit requirements, fee structure, exemptions or effective date were provided during the first-reading discussion. Further details and any proposed regulatory language will be presented at later readings or committee meetings.
