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12 entriesSection 21660Establishes statewide reporting rules for swap-meet, flea-market, and open-air-market operators and vendors, subject to article-specific merchandise or transaction exemptions, and bars local…Section 21661Defines “swap meet” to include flea and open-air markets meeting listed fee or frequency conditions, including used-property events held more than six…Section 21662Exempts from the article qualifying charitable events held no more than twice per calendar year with no private benefit from fees or…Section 21663Requires swap-meet vendors, except as separately provided, to report identity, merchandise, transport-vehicle, permit or identification, and sale information on an approved form.…Section 21663.1Exempts qualifying new-merchandise or locally licensed vendors from the referenced reporting requirement at recurring swap meets on operator-owned property or property leased…Section 21664Requires swap-meet operators to provide forms and forward completed forms to police or sheriff within 24 hours or by next workday. Requires…Section 21665Requires swap-meet operators to keep collected reports for six months and make them available on request to specified peace officers and identified…Section 21666Requires a vendor, on request, to give a written receipt with the vendor's name and address for an item sold for more…Section 21667Sets a violation of the article, other than the specified subdivision, as a misdemeanor punishable by up to six months in county…Section 21668Allows a city police chief or the sheriff for an area outside a city to waive any article requirement for swap-meet operators…Section 21669Requires government-property swap meets held at least twice per calendar year to have a business license, seller's permit if applicable, at least…Section 21669.1Requires a swap meet on government property with actual or expected average daily attendance of at least 10,000 to provide ownership information…