Failure to comply with this article will constitute an offense punishable by a fine in accordance with the general penalty provision found in section 1.01.009 of this code and will constitute closing and removal of stands or buildings at the owner's expense by the city.
(2002 Code, sec. 4.111)
Any person intending to sell goods on land for which no site
plan has been approved, and on which there are no permanent structures
for residential or business occupation, must obtain a temporary vendor
permit from the city council to operate within the city. A permit
will be issued only for the sale of goods from a temporary building
or temporary buildings on land for which no site plan has been approved,
and on which there is no permanent structure intended for residential
or business use. A temporary vendor permit will not be issued for
the sale of fireworks.
(2002 Code, sec. 4.101)
Each owner or representative of owner shall file with the city
manager a copy of their state permit and sales tax number and the
landowner lease agreement.
(2002 Code, sec. 4.102)
Each owner or representative of owner shall furnish proof of
liability insurance that is issued for each temporary vendor permit
and will also name the city as coinsured for personal injury, premises
and for $1,000,000.00 per occurrence.
(2002 Code, sec. 4.103)
The length of time for each permit will be thirty (30) days.
Permits will not be issued for two consecutive thirty-day periods.
(2002 Code, sec. 4.104)
Each owner or representative of owner will be responsible for
providing acceptable temporary sanitary facilities approved by the
city for the location for which the permit has been issued. Failure
to provide acceptable facilities will result in the revocation of
the permit.
(2002 Code, sec. 4.105)
Each stand comprising more than one (1) building will be required
to obtain the same amount of permits. (Example, when two or more stands
or buildings are pushed together.) One building per permit. The building
or buildings will be required to have a setback of at least ten (10)
feet behind the property line. If the stands are above the ground
more than six (6) inches, they will be required to be underpinned.
(2002 Code, sec. 4.106)
Each owner or representative of owner will be responsible to
provide adequate parking facilities properly off the roadway.
(2002 Code, sec. 4.107)
There will be, under no circumstances, camping allowed at the
permit site except by the owner or agent operating the stand only.
(2002 Code, sec. 4.108)
(a)
Upon
completion and setup of buildings or stands, the owner will be required
to notify the city that the permit is ready for final inspection.
The city building inspector will inspect for a minimum of 10-foot
setback behind the property line, approved sanitation facilities,
adequate off right-of-way parking, fire codes, building codes, and
electrical codes and hookups including meter loops.
(b)
After
final inspection, the stands or buildings, if approved, will be issued
a green tag for electrical connection and a certificate of occupancy
for the period of time under permit.
(2002 Code, sec. 4.109)
Before the permit expires, the owner of the stands or building
will be required to remove the stands or buildings, all trash will
be removed and the grounds will be returned back to their original
state, or as close as possible, unless authorized by the building
inspector.
(2002 Code, sec. 4.110)
