B. The City Manager shall issue the license if all of the following conditions are met:
1. All of the statements made in the application are true;
2. The applicant has provided a valid photographic identification card;
3. The applicant has provided current address and/or telephone contact information;
4. The applicant has paid the license application fee under Section 733.06; and
5. The applicant has not been convicted of a felony or misdemeanor involving force, violence, fraud, theft, or a sexually-oriented offense.
733.05 LICENSE WAITING PERIOD; INVESTIGATION.

A waiting period, not to exceed twenty-four hours after receipt of the completed application for a license to peddle, vend, solicit or request contributions, shall be required for the purpose of having the Police Department make an independent inquiry of the requirements specified in Section 733.04.

733.06 LICENSE APPLICATION FEES.

The City Manager, before issuing the license required by this chapter, shall collect a license application fee from each applicant. Each separate person wishing to peddle, vend, solicit or request contributions within the City shall be considered a separate applicant and must have an individual license in order to engage in those activities within the City. The amount of the fee shall be one dollar ($1.00) for each license issued under this chapter, or such other amount as the City Manager may establish from time to time, provided that the fee may not exceed the costs, including but not limited to personnel costs, reasonably incurred by the City in reviewing the application and performing the independent inquiry referenced in Section 733.05.

733.07 LICENSE EXPIRATION; REVOCATION OR SUSPENSION.

Any license issued pursuant to this chapter shall expire not later than ten days following the date of issuance. Such a license may be revoked or suspended at any time by the City Manager if the holder:

A. Is found to have misrepresented any statement on the application for a license to peddle, vend, solicit or request contributions;
B. Violates any of the provisions of this chapter;
C. Is the subject of a trespassing complaint as defined by state law or by Section 541.05 or 541.051 of the Oakwood Codified Ordinances; or
D. Is found to be convicted of a felony or misdemeanor involving force, violence, fraud, theft, or a sexually-oriented offense.
733.08 EXCEPTIONS FROM LICENSE AND FEES.

Except as otherwise provided in Sections 733.11 and 733.12, the restrictions of this chapter do not apply to any canvassing activity as defined in Section 733.01(A) or to youth fundraising activity as defined in Section 733.01(K). These exceptions are adopted, among other reasons and without limitation, on the following grounds:

A. That canvassing activity, although it may involve requesting contributions, is principally conducted as an expression of core political speech, and presents a lower risk of fraud, theft or other criminal conduct than that presented by other house-to-house activities.