[Adopted 6-23-1981 by Doc. 122 (Ch. 191, Art. III, of the 1980 Code)]
A.
Licenses for the sale of ice cream and related products
from a vending truck shall be issued by the Board of Health. The initial
licenses shall be granted to expire on the first anniversary of the
effective date of this legislation.
B.
There shall be issued no more than two such licenses
during the course of any given year.
C.
Whenever a license hereunder is issued to a vendor
whose principal place of business is located within the City of Haverhill,
such license shall limit to two the number of vending trucks to be
used by the licensee.
D.
Whenever a license hereunder is issued to a vendor
whose principal place of business is located outside the City of Haverhill,
such license shall limit to one the number of vending trucks to be
used by the licensee.
E.
The fee for licenses issued hereunder shall be set
by the Board of Health.
F.
In evaluating an application for a license to sell
ice cream and related products from a vending truck, the Board of
Health shall consider the following criteria:
(1)
Whether the applicant has sufficient vending equipment
to adequately service the needs of the City.
(2)
The number of years the applicant has been engaged
in the sale of ice cream and related products from vending trucks
within the City.
(3)
The extensiveness and quality of the applicant's line
of products to be offered for sale to the public.
(4)
Whether the applicant's business is located within
the City.
(5)
Whether the applicant has previously had a license
to peddle within the City.
(6)
Whether the applicant has been convicted within the
prior 12 months of any offense against the laws of Massachusetts or
the ordinances of the City relating to peddling.
(7)
Whether the applicant is a person of good moral character
and has a good business reputation within the City.
(8)
Any other factors relating to the applicant deemed
relevant by the Board of Health in determining whether the issuance
of a license to him will best serve the general welfare of the residents
of the City.
G.
The Board of Health shall regulate the issuance, revocation,
suspension and renewal of all licenses hereunder.
H.
Any individual, corporation, partnership or other
entity to which a license hereunder is issued shall be entitled, at
least 30 days prior to the expiration of such license, to apply for
renewal of such license, said renewal to be granted unless for good
cause shown.
I.
Nothing contained in this § 191-6 shall apply to the issuance or other disposition of a license to sell ice cream and related products from a vending truck at the Haverhill Municipal Stadium, and no license issued hereunder shall entitle the licensee to operate at said stadium.[1]
[1]
Editor's Note: Original § 191-4J,
re: effectiveness for one year unless amended, which immediately followed
this subsection, was repealed 6-8-2004 by Doc. 84 and 12-7-2004 by
Doc. 155.
A.
Licenses for the sale of ice cream and related products
from a vending truck at the Haverhill Municipal Stadium shall be issued
by the Board of Health. The initial licenses shall be granted to expire
on the first anniversary of the effective date of this legislation.
B.
There shall be issued no more than two such licenses
during the course of any given year.
C.
Such license shall stipulate that the licensee shall
use no more than one vending truck per licensee in the sale of ice
cream and related products at the Haverhill Municipal Stadium.
D.
The fee for such licenses shall be set by the Board
of Health.
E.
In evaluating an application for a license to sell
ice cream and related products from a vending truck, the Board of
Health shall consider the following criteria:
(1)
Whether the applicant has sufficient vending equipment
to adequately service the needs of the stadium.
(2)
The number of years the applicant has been engaged
in the sale of ice cream and related products from vending trucks
within the City.
(3)
The extensiveness and quality of the applicant's line
of products to be offered for sale to the public.
(4)
Whether the applicant's business is located within
the City.
(5)
Whether the applicant has previously had a license
to peddle within the City.
(6)
Whether the applicant has been convicted within the
prior 12 months of any offense against the laws of Massachusetts or
the ordinances of the City relating to peddling.
(7)
Whether the applicant is a person of good moral character
and has a good business reputation within the City.
(8)
Any other factors relating to the applicant deemed
relevant by the Board of Health in determining whether the issuance
of a license to him will best serve the general welfare of the residents
of the City.
F.
The Board of Health shall regulate the issuance, revocation,
suspension and renewal of all licenses hereunder.
G.
Any individual, corporation, partnership or other
entity to which a license hereunder is issued shall be entitled, at
least 30 days prior to the expiration of such license, to apply for
renewal of such license, said renewal to be granted unless for good
cause shown.[1]
[1]
Editor's Note: Original § 191-5H,
re: effectiveness for one year unless renewed, which immediately followed
this subsection, was repealed 6-8-2004 by Doc. 84 and 12-7-2004 by
Doc. 155.
