R17-1-607. Solicitor Responsibilities; Prohibited Activities

A. After receiving express written permission from the Director for a solicitation on Department property, an approved solici- tor shall: 1. Provide a table to be used for all authorized solicitation activity; 2. Present the original solicitation permit without any modi- fications or alterations, to an office supervisor at the approved location for inspection and sign-in prior to set- ting up a table or distributing materials; 3. Provide at least one form of photo identification to an office supervisor for each person participating in or con- ducting solicitation activities on behalf of the permit holder; 4. Maintain a copy of the approved solicitation permit at each authorized location at all times; 5. Set up a table only in the solicitation area; 6. Remain at the table in the solicitation area while perform- ing any solicitation activity; 7. Ensure that no entry or exit doors are blocked at any time; 8. Ensure that no solicitation activity interferes with build- ing access or egress; 9. Ensure that no solicitation activity interferes with Depart- ment operations; and 10. Ensure that all solicitors employed by, or acting on behalf of, the permit holder display a name badge that is at least three inches in height and four inches in width. The name badge shall contain: a. The name of the organization conducting the solici- tation, if applicable; b. The organization’s address; c. The name of the individual solicitor in bold letters; and d. The words “Authorized Representative.” B. A solicitor shall not: 1. Conduct any type of solicitation on Department property without the express written permission of the Director as provided under this Article; 2. Perform any activity not specifically authorized by the permit; 3. Collect monetary contributions of any kind, including credit or debit card numbers, whether for charitable pur- poses or not; 4. Offer goods or services for sale, or engage in any other activity involving the exchange of money for a product or service, including collecting credit or debit card numbers; 5. Engage in any solicitation activity outside of the solicita- tion area; 6. Engage in behavior that interferes with the business activ- ities of the Department and its customers, including but not limited to: a. Following or continuing to solicit a person after that person has given a negative response to the solicita- tion; b. Intimidating, verbally harassing, or shouting at a customer or employee of the Department; or c. Preventing or interrupting the flow of customer traf- fic to or from a building located on Department property. 7. Use any audio amplification device to attract the public, unless the device is assistive technology relating to a dis- ability; 8. Use any Department materials, supplies, equipment, or other resources to conduct a solicitation; 9. Bring an animal, other than an animal guide or service animal, into the solicitation area; 10. Leave garbage, litter, trash, human or animal waste, or any other kind of waste on Department property unless the waste is deposited in a container the Department maintains for that kind of waste; or 11. Conduct a solicitation on Department property in viola- tion of a permit limitation provided under R17-1-605.