A. Newspaper. For purposes of this chapter, "newspaper" shall mean any publication made available to the public on a periodic basis (whether daily, weekly, monthly or quarterly), regardless of whether a fee is charged for the publication. "Newspaper" includes magazine.

B. Newsracks. For purposes of this chapter, "newsracks" shall mean any self-service or coin-operated box, container, storage unit, or other dispenser, installed, used, or maintained for the display, distribution, or sale of newspapers.

C. Residential property. For purposes of this chapter, "residential property" shall mean any property attached or adjacent to a single-family residence, apartment, or other building used as a residential dwelling where a person would reasonably expect newspapers to be placed for the use of individuals residing in the building. Such property includes, but is not limited to, any front yard, driveway, or mailbox associated with such dwelling.

D. Storefront. For purposes of this chapter, "storefront" shall mean any property attached or adjacent to a business, including but not limited to grocery or convenience stores, where a person would reasonably expect newspapers to be placed for the use of the business.

E. Bundles. For purposes of this chapter, "bundles" shall mean a quantity of newspapers gathered or bound together by a publisher or distributor for the purpose of distribution to merchants, retailers, or its intended audience.

F. Bundle drop locations. For purposes of this chapter, "bundle drop locations" shall mean places where bundles are placed for subsequent distribution or sale by authorized delivery persons, merchants, or retailers. (Ord. 6777-NS § 1, 2003)