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MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-904 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 9 - Peddlers|Part II - Peddler License -- in General|Section 17-904 - Definitions

    (a)    In Part II of this subtitle the following words have the meanings indicated.    (b)    “Foot peddler” means a peddler who travels on foot.    (c)    “Motor vehicle peddler” means a peddler who travels by motor vehicle.    (d)    “One horse peddler” means a peddler who travels with a wagon or other vehicle drawn by 1 horse or other beast of burden.    (e)    “Two horse peddler” means a peddler who travels with a wagon or other vehicle drawn by 2 horses or other beasts of burden.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-905 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 9 - Peddlers|Part II - Peddler License -- in General|Section 17-905 - Scope of Part

    (a)    Part II of this subtitle does not apply in Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Calvert, Cecil, Howard, Montgomery, and Prince George’s counties.    (b)    In Allegany County, Part II of this subtitle does not apply to a trader who holds a trader’s license and has kept a regular place of business in Allegany County for at least 5 years.    (c)    In Charles County, Part II of this subtitle:        (1)    applies to the sale of goods from a motor vehicle or temporary stand; but        (2)    does not apply to the sale of goods from a motor vehicle or temporary stand in connection with a permanent business in Charles County if:            (i)    the seller has the written permission of the owner of the business; and            (ii)    the motor vehicle or temporary stand is on or adjacent to the premises of the business.    (d)    In Harford County, Part II of this subtitle:        (1)    applies to the sale of goods from a vehicle or temporary stand; and        (2)    does not apply to:            (i)    the sale of goods on property that the seller owns or leases; or            (ii)    a nonprofit organization.    (e)    In St. Mary’s County, Part II of this subtitle applies to a nonresident of St. Mary’s County who sells goods from a motor vehicle, temporary stand, or other temporary location.    (f)    Except in Harford County, Part II of this subtitle does not apply to the sale of:        (1)    fish or oysters in their natural and unpreserved condition; or        (2)    perishable fruits or vegetables in their natural condition.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-906 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 9 - Peddlers|Part II - Peddler License -- in General|Section 17-906 - License Required

    Except as otherwise provided in Part II of this subtitle, a person must have a peddler license whenever the person acts as a peddler in the State.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-907 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 9 - Peddlers|Part II - Peddler License -- in General|Section 17-907 - Applications for Licenses

    (a)    (1)    An applicant for a peddler license shall pay to the clerk the applicable license fee.        (2)    If the applicant is a foot peddler, the license fee is:            (i)    in Baltimore City, $200;            (ii)    in St. Mary’s County, the amount set by the County Commissioners, by resolution; and            (iii)    in any other county, $100.        (3)    If the applicant is a one horse peddler, the license fee is:            (i)    in Baltimore City, $250;            (ii)    in St. Mary’s County, the amount set by the County Commissioners, by resolution; and            (iii)    in any other county, $150.        (4)    If the applicant is a two horse peddler, the license fee is:            (i)    in Baltimore City, $300;            (ii)    in St. Mary’s County, the amount set by the County Commissioners, by resolution; and            (iii)    in any other county, $200.        (5)    If the applicant is a motor vehicle peddler, the license fee is:            (i)    in Baltimore City, $500;            (ii)    in St. Mary’s County, the amount set by the County Commissioners, by resolution; and            (iii)    in any other county, $300; but                1.    in Garrett County, the license fee is $100 for a resident of Garrett County; and                2.    in Worcester County, the license fee is $100 for a resident of Worcester County who sells only ice cream.    (b)    (1)    In Harford County, an applicant for a peddler license must have the written permission of the owner or lessee of the property where the applicant will do business.        (2)    The written permission shall include:            (i)    the name, address, and telephone number of the owner or lessee of the property;            (ii)    the name, permanent address, and telephone number of the applicant;            (iii)    a description of the goods to be sold by the applicant; and            (iv)    the times of day and the number of days per month that the applicant is allowed to do business on the property of the owner or lessee.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-908 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 9 - Peddlers|Part II - Peddler License -- in General|Section 17-908 - Issuance of Tag or Stamp

    The clerk shall provide a metal tag or stamp to each one horse peddler, two horse peddler, or motor vehicle peddler who holds a peddler license.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-909 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 9 - Peddlers|Part II - Peddler License -- in General|Section 17-909 - Scope of License

    (a)    A peddler license authorizes the holder to act as a peddler only in the county where the peddler license is issued.    (b)    In Harford County, a peddler may not sell goods on:        (1)    a county right-of-way; or        (2)    a State right-of-way, unless the peddler gets a lease agreement from the appropriate State unit.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-910 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 9 - Peddlers|Part II - Peddler License -- in General|Section 17-910 - Display of Tag or Stamp; Harford County Peddlers

    (a)    Each one horse peddler, two horse peddler, and motor vehicle peddler shall keep the metal tag or stamp issued under this subtitle attached to the vehicle so as to be clearly visible.    (b)    A peddler in Harford County shall:        (1)    keep with the peddler at all times the peddler license and a copy of the original written permission of the property owner required under this subtitle; and        (2)    produce the peddler license and copy of the written permission on request.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-911 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 9 - Peddlers|Part II - Peddler License -- in General|Section 17-911 - Acting as Peddler Without License

    (a)    Except as otherwise provided in Part II of this subtitle, a person may not act as a peddler unless the person has a peddler license.    (b)    A peddler is considered to be acting as a peddler without a peddler license if the peddler:        (1)    acts or offers to act as a peddler without the peddler license with the peddler at the time; or        (2)    fails to show the peddler license to a law enforcement officer on request.    (c)    A person who violates this section is guilty of a misdemeanor and, on conviction, is subject to a fine not exceeding $100.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-912 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 9 - Peddlers|Part II - Peddler License -- in General|Section 17-912 - Sale of Produce in Municipal Corporation

    (a)    This section does not apply in Allegany and Washington counties.    (b)    A municipal corporation may not require a local license or impose a local fee or tax to sell fresh fruits, vegetables, or other country produce from a wagon at retail if the seller is the producer.    (c)    However, a municipal corporation by ordinance may:        (1)    provide for the issuance of identification cards or tags to producers of country produce who sell the produce from a wagon at retail;        (2)    set a fee, not exceeding 50 cents for each producer, for the issuance of identification cards or tags; and        (3)    require producers to get and display identification cards or tags.    (d)    (1)    A person who is not the producer may not sell or offer to sell any fresh fruits, vegetables, or other country produce from a wagon at retail in a municipal corporation that requires a local license or imposes a local fee or tax to do so without getting the license or paying the fee or tax.        (2)    A person who violates this subsection is guilty of a misdemeanor and, on conviction, is subject to a fine not exceeding $25.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-913 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 9 - Peddlers|Part II - Peddler License -- in General|Section 17-913 - Notification of St. Mary's County License Fees

    If the County Commissioners of St. Mary’s County set a license fee for a license issued under § 17-907 of this subtitle, the County Commissioners shall notify the Comptroller of the Treasury by December 31 of the year before the year the license fee takes effect.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-915 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 9 - Peddlers|Part III - Peddler License -- Calvert County|Section 17-915 - Definitions

    (a)    In Part III of this subtitle the following words have the meanings indicated.    (b)    “Magazine seller license” means a license issued by the clerk to act as a nonresident itinerant magazine seller.    (c)    “Nonresident itinerant magazine seller” means a person who:        (1)    is not a resident of Calvert County; and        (2)    sells or offers to sell a subscription to a magazine or other publication.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-916 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 9 - Peddlers|Part III - Peddler License -- Calvert County|Section 17-916 - Scope of Part

    (a)    Part III of this subtitle applies only in Calvert County.    (b)    Part III of this subtitle does not apply to sales by producers of their own vegetables or other perishable farm products.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-917 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 9 - Peddlers|Part III - Peddler License -- Calvert County|Section 17-917 - Licenses Required

    (a)    Except as otherwise provided in Part III of this subtitle, a person must have a peddler license whenever in Calvert County the person:        (1)    sells or offers for sale at wholesale or retail any vegetables, eggs, poultry, meats, or other farm products; or        (2)    sells or offers for sale at retail any dry goods or clothing.    (b)    A person must have a magazine seller license whenever the person acts as a nonresident itinerant magazine seller in Calvert County.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-918 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 9 - Peddlers|Part III - Peddler License -- Calvert County|Section 17-918 - License Fees; Disposition of Money

    (a)    (1)    An applicant for a peddler license shall pay to the clerk a license fee of:            (i)    $75, if the applicant sells at wholesale; or            (ii)    $150, if the applicant sells at retail.        (2)    An applicant for a magazine seller license shall pay to the clerk a license fee of $50.    (b)    The clerk shall pay all money collected under this subtitle to the County Treasurer of Calvert County to be placed in the general fund of Calvert County.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-919 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 9 - Peddlers|Part III - Peddler License -- Calvert County|Section 17-919 - Issuance of Metal Tag

    The clerk shall issue to each holder of a peddler license a metal tag that indicates that the license fee for the current year has been paid.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-920 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 9 - Peddlers|Part III - Peddler License -- Calvert County|Section 17-920 - Display of Tag

    Each holder of a peddler license shall keep the metal tag attached to any vehicle used by the peddler.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-921 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 9 - Peddlers|Part III - Peddler License -- Calvert County|Section 17-921 - Acting as Peddler Without License

    (a)    Except as otherwise provided in Part III of this subtitle, unless a person has a peddler license, the person may not in Calvert County:        (1)    sell or offer for sale at wholesale or retail any vegetables, eggs, poultry, meats, or other farm products; or        (2)    sell or offer for sale at retail any dry goods or clothing.    (b)    A person who violates this section is guilty of a misdemeanor and, on conviction, is subject to a fine not exceeding $500.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-922 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 9 - Peddlers|Part III - Peddler License -- Calvert County|Section 17-922 - Acting as Magazine Seller Without License

    (a)    A person may not act as a nonresident itinerant magazine seller in Calvert County unless the person has a magazine seller license.    (b)    A person who violates this section is guilty of a misdemeanor and, on conviction, is subject to a fine not exceeding $300.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-1001 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 10 - Junk Dealers and Scrap Metal Processors|Part I - Definitions; General Provisions|Section 17-1001 - Definitions

    (a)    In this subtitle the following words have the meanings indicated.    (b)    “Agent” means a person who buys or sells junk or scrap metal for a junk dealer or scrap metal processor.    (c)    “Antique dealer” means a person who does business buying and selling antiques.    (d)    “Antiques” means objects made in, or typical of, an earlier period of time, that either have special value because of their age or are examples of works of art or handicrafts.    (e)    (1)    “Junk” or “scrap metal” includes:            (i)    nonferrous articles made wholly or substantially of:                1.    aluminum;                2.    babbitt metal;                3.    brass;                4.    bronze;                5.    light copper;                6.    heavy copper;                7.    lead;                8.    low carbon chrome;                9.    low carbon manganese;                10.    molybdenum;                11.    monel metal;                12.    pewter;                13.    nickel;                14.    stainless steel;                15.    tin;                16.    vanadium;                17.    zinc;                18.    platinum;                19.    gold;                20.    rhodium; or                21.    other nonferrous metals; and            (ii)    the following used articles, made of either ferrous or nonferrous metal:                1.    catalytic converters;                2.    metal bleachers;                3.    hard–drawn copper;                4.    metal beer kegs;                5.    cemetery urns;                6.    grave markers;                7.    propane tanks;                8.    cell tower batteries; and                9.    any other used articles owned by a public utility including:                A.    guardrails;                B.    manhole covers;                C.    metal light poles;                D.    tree grates;                E.    water meters; and                F.    street signs.        (2)    “Junk” or “scrap metal” does not include beverage cans or food cans.    (f)    (1)    “Junk dealer” or “scrap metal processor” means a person who does business buying or selling junk or scrap metal.        (2)    “Junk dealer” or “scrap metal processor” does not include a dealer or pawnbroker licensed under Title 12 of this article.    (g)    “Primary law enforcement unit” means the Department of State Police, a police department, or sheriff, as designated by a resolution of the county or municipal governing body in the county in which the license of the junk dealer or scrap metal processor is held.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-1002 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 10 - Junk Dealers and Scrap Metal Processors|Part I - Definitions; General Provisions|Section 17-1002 - Scope of Subtitle

    (a)    This subtitle does not apply to:        (1)    a dealer or pawnbroker licensed under Title 12 of this article;        (2)    a person doing business other than junk business or scrap metal business whenever the person:            (i)    buys or transports junk or scrap metal used in the operation of the business; or            (ii)    transports, for disposal or sale, junk or scrap metal accumulated by the business to dispose of or sell the junk or scrap metal; or        (3)    a vehicle that a common carrier uses to transport junk or scrap metal in the business of the common carrier.    (b)    Except as provided in § 17–1012 of this subtitle, this subtitle does not apply to antique dealers.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-1003 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 10 - Junk Dealers and Scrap Metal Processors|Part I - Definitions; General Provisions|Section 17-1003 - Designation of Primary Law Enforcement Unit

    (a)    A county or municipal governing body in the county in which the license of the junk dealer or scrap metal processor is held shall designate by resolution the primary law enforcement unit to receive records in accordance with § 17–1011(b) of this subtitle.    (b)    If a municipal governing body designates a county police department or sheriff as the primary law enforcement unit under this section, the county may designate the Department of State Police as the primary law enforcement unit.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-1005 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 10 - Junk Dealers and Scrap Metal Processors|Part II - State Licensing|Section 17-1005 - Definitions

    (a)    In Part II of this subtitle the following words have the meanings indicated.    (b)    “Agent license” means a license issued by the clerk to act as an agent.    (c)    “Junk dealer or scrap metal processor license” means a license issued by the clerk to do business as a junk dealer or scrap metal processor.    (d)    “Nonresident junk dealer” or “nonresident scrap metal processor” means a junk dealer or scrap metal processor who is not a resident of the State.    (e)    “State junk license” includes:        (1)    a junk dealer or scrap metal processor license; and        (2)    an agent license.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-1006 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 10 - Junk Dealers and Scrap Metal Processors|Part II - State Licensing|Section 17-1006 - License Required

    (a)    (1)    Except as otherwise provided in this subtitle, a person must have a junk dealer or scrap metal processor license whenever the person does business as a junk dealer or scrap metal processor in the State.        (2)    This subsection does not apply to a situation in which:            (i)    a nonresident junk dealer or nonresident scrap metal processor buys junk or scrap metal from a junk dealer or scrap metal processor licensee who is a resident of the State; or            (ii)    the nonresident junk dealer or nonresident scrap metal processor transports that junk or scrap metal.        (3)    If a nonresident junk dealer or nonresident scrap metal processor comes into the State in a vehicle, the nonresident junk dealer or nonresident scrap metal processor may not transport from the State in that vehicle any junk or scrap metal bought in the State unless the nonresident junk dealer or nonresident scrap metal processor holds a junk dealer or scrap metal processor license.    (b)    (1)    Except as otherwise provided in this subtitle, a person must have an agent license whenever the person acts as an agent in the State.        (2)    This subsection does not apply to a salaried employee of a junk dealer or scrap metal processor licensee.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-1007 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 10 - Junk Dealers and Scrap Metal Processors|Part II - State Licensing|Section 17-1007 - Applications for Licenses

    An applicant for a State junk license shall:         (1)    certify to the clerk the applicant’s name and business address; and        (2)    pay to the clerk a license fee of:            (i)    $10 for a junk dealer or scrap metal processor license, if the applicant is a resident of the State;            (ii)    $5 for an agent license, if the applicant is a resident of the State; or            (iii)    $100 for a junk dealer or scrap metal processor license or agent license, if the applicant is not a resident of the State.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-1008 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 10 - Junk Dealers and Scrap Metal Processors|Part II - State Licensing|Section 17-1008 - Issuance of License; Record of Licenses

    (a)    The clerk shall:        (1)    issue, in numerical order, a State junk license to each applicant who meets the requirements of Part II of this subtitle; and        (2)    collect an issuing fee of 50 cents per State junk license.    (b)    The clerk shall keep a record of the name, business address, and license number of each State junk licensee.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-1009 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 10 - Junk Dealers and Scrap Metal Processors|Part II - State Licensing|Section 17-1009 - Nontransferability of License

    A State junk license is not transferable.
MD. Business Regulation Code Ann. §  17-1010 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Business Regulation|Title 17 - Miscellaneous State Business Licenses|Subtitle 10 - Junk Dealers and Scrap Metal Processors|Part II - State Licensing|Section 17-1010 - Fixed Place of Business Required for Nonresident Dealers or Processors

    A nonresident junk dealer or nonresident scrap metal processor may not keep a fixed place of business in the State.