A "secondhand store" is a retail establishment purchasing and/or selling secondhand goods. Secondhand goods shall not include motor vehicles registered by the state, rags, bottles, or other materials subject to recycling, nor shall it include wearing apparel, coins, stamps, gold, silver, artwork, antiques, books, lamps, stoves, phonograph records or household or office furniture with the exception of sewing machines, musical instruments, tape recorders, speakers, stereo equipment, calculators, dictating machines, typewriters, radios and television sets.
A retail store selling secondhand goods shall not be considered a secondhand store if (i) more than one-half of its inventory is customarily obtained by donation and (ii) the store is operated by a nonprofit corporation organized under the laws of the state, or (iii) if more than fifty percent of the gross income of the establishment is derived from the sale of new merchandise.
(Ord. 654 § (b)(3), 1980)