Township of Hanover, NJ
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2023-06-08
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Part II General Legislation
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Chapter 243 Solicitors, Canvassers and Itinerant Vendors
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Article III Itinerant Mobile Retail Food Establishments
- Administrative Legislation
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 2 Code of Ethics
- Ch 5 Board Meeting Attendance; Removal From Office for Nonexcused Absences
- Ch 9 Claims Approval
- Ch 13 Community Development Revenue Sharing
- Ch 14 Contracts
- Ch 15 Cooperative Pricing
- Ch 17 Municipal Court and Violations Bureau
- Ch 19 Cultural Arts Committee
- Ch 20 Defense and Indemnification
- Ch 21 Economic Development Advisory Committee
- Ch 22 Environmental Commission
- Ch 27 Health, Board of
- Ch 31 Landmark Commission
- Ch 35 Local Assistance Board
- Ch 39 Municipal Utilities Authority
- Ch 43 Notices, Service of
- Ch 47 Officers and Employees
- Ch 50 Open Space, Parkland and Facilities Preservation Trust Fund Advisory Committee
- Ch 53 Police Department
- Ch 54 Police Officers, Off-Duty Employment of
- Ch 57 Public Works, Buildings and Grounds and Park Maintenance Department
- Ch 59 Recreation Commissioners, Board of
- Ch 61 Salaries and Compensation; Personnel Policies
- Ch 63 Stoney Brook Community Farm and Garden Advisory Committee
- Ch 65 Sewerage Authority
- Ch 67 Substance Awareness Council
- Ch 69 Whippanong Garden Club
- Ch 70 Whippanong Library
- General Legislation
- Ch 72 Affordable Housing
- Ch 74 Aircraft
- Ch 78 Alarm Systems
- Ch 82 Alcoholic Beverages
- Ch 86 Amusement Devices
- Ch 90 Autowreckers
- Ch 92 Background Checks
- Ch 94 Buildings and Structures
- Ch 99 Carnivals
- Ch 102 Checks, Fraudulent
- Ch 105 Construction Codes, Uniform
- Ch 109 Curfew
- Ch 113 Dance Halls
- Ch 115 Developers' Disclosure
- Ch 117 Dogs and Other Animals
- Ch 120 Drugs and Drug Paraphernalia
- Ch 121 Dry-Cleaning and Laundering Establishments
- Ch 122 Filming
- Ch 125 Fees
- Ch 126 Fertilizer Application
- Ch 129 Firearms and Weapons
- Ch 133 Fire Insurance Claims
- Ch 137 Fire Prevention
- Ch 141 Floodplain Management
- Ch 146 Games of Chance
- Ch 150 Garage Sales and Flea Markets
- Ch 154 Garbage, Rubbish and Refuse
- Ch 155 (Reserved)
- Ch 158 Grading
- Ch 161 Hazardous Substance Discharge and Recovery Costs
- Ch 162 Hazardous Substances
- Ch 165 Hotel and Motel Room Occupancy Tax
- Ch 166 Land Use and Development
- Ch 171 Littering
- Ch 176 Minibikes
- Ch 179 Motels
- Ch 179A Municipal Buildings, Restricted Areas to Safeguard Records
- Ch 180 Nuisance Properties
- Ch 183 News Vending Machines
- Ch 184 Noise
- Ch 187 Oil-Water Separators and Water Quality Basins
- Ch 189 Parental Responsibility
- Ch 193 Parking and Traffic in Semipublic Places
- Ch 198 Parks and Recreation Areas
- Ch 200 Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT)
- Ch 202 Peace and Good Order
- Ch 210 Pesticides
- Ch 214 Poolrooms
- Ch 218 Property Maintenance
- Ch 220 Retail Establishments Hours of Operation
- Ch 223 School Property, Use of
- Ch 225 Scooters
- Ch 228 Secondhand Dealers
- Ch 229 Security
- Ch 230 Separate Storm Sewer System
- Ch 232 Sewers
- Ch 235 Short-Term Rentals
- Ch 237 Snow and Ice Removal
- Ch 241 Soil Removal
- Ch 243 Solicitors, Canvassers and Itinerant Vendors
- Ch 243 Art III Itinerant Mobile Retail Food Establishments
- § 243-19 Definitions.
- § 243-20 Permits required.
- § 243-21 Fingerprinting and criminal background check required.
- § 243-22 Review of background check by Chief of Police; issuance of permit.
- § 243-23 Nontransference of permit.
- § 243-24 Revocation of permit.
- § 243-25 Enforcement.
- § 243-26 Violations and penalties.
- Ch 248 Streets and Sidewalks
- Ch 250 Taxicabs and Limousines
- Ch 253 Tennis Courts
- Ch 255 Towing and Road Service
- Ch 257 Traffic Control Regulations
- Ch 258 Trees
- Ch 263 Vehicles, Abandoned
- Ch 266 Vehicle Statutes Applicable to Private Property
- Ch 267 Vehicles and Traffic
- Ch 277 Water
- Board of Health Legislation
- Ch 281 General Provisions, Board of Health
- Ch 282 Alternate Members to Board of Health
- Ch 284 Fees
- Ch 288 Ice Delivery
- Ch 289 (Reserved)
- Ch 290 Milk and Milk Products
- Ch 292 Mink Ranches
- Ch 296 Notices, Service of
- Ch 300 Nuisances
- Ch 304 Odors, Offensive
- Ch 308 Officers and Employees
- Ch 312 Pigs
- Ch 318 Retail Food-Handling Establishments
- Ch 323 Sewage Disposal
- Ch 327 Smoke
- Ch 331 Swimming Pools
- Ch 335 Vending Machines
- Ch 336 Tobacco, Sale of
- Ch 337 Electronic Smoking Devices
- Appendix
- Ch A343 Cable Television Franchise
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
[Adopted 4-28-2011 by Ord. No. 14-11]
As used in this article, the following terms shall have the
meanings indicated:
Any movable restaurant, truck, van, trailer, cart, bicycle, watercraft, or other movable unit including hand-carried, portable containers in or on which food or beverage is transported, stored, or prepared for retail sale or given away at temporary locations as described in § 243-20 below.
No person shall prepare, sell, expose for sale or dispense any ice cream, ice cream products, water ices, frozen water products or any food cooked or uncooked, or any drinks or beverages for immediate consumption on any street, sidewalk, road, alley, vacant lot, school yard, church yard or outside areas in any of the Township's parks and recreational areas from an itinerant mobile retail food vendor unless such person complies in full with the permit and licensing requirements described in this article and as set forth in Chapter 318 of the Code of the Township entitled "Retail Food-Handling Establishments."
All mobile retail itinerant food vendors, and those specifically
catering to children, shall be subject to the requirement of being
fingerprinted and a criminal background check performed by the Police
Department specifically to identify any proclivity by a prospective
vendor to endanger a child.
No person shall be issued an itinerant retail mobile food vendor permit by the Health Department pursuant to the Health Department's regulations as set forth in Chapter 318 of the Township's Code until the Chief of Police has first reviewed the criminal background check and determined that a prospective vendor does not have anything in his/her background that would indicate an inclination or tendency to molest or endanger children. The Chief of Police shall notify the Township's Health Department in writing that an itinerant mobile retail food vendor has been approved to obtain a permit.
No permit issued by the Health Department to an itinerant mobile
retail food vendor shall be transferable.
Any permit issued by the Health Department to a mobile retail
food vendor may be revoked by the Chief of Police if, subsequent to
the issuance of the permit, additional information comes to the attention
of the Police Department which would indicate that the vendor could
pose a threat to the health, safety and welfare of children.
This article shall be enforced by the Police Department.
Any person, operator, firm or corporation violating any of the
provisions of this article shall be subject to a fine not exceeding
$1,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 90 days or both.
Each and every violation of this article, or each and every day that
a violation continues, shall be construed as a separate and distinct
violation hereof. The Police Department is specifically designated
as the enforcement officers to serve and execute process for violations
of this article.
