No person, firm or corporation shall, within
the corporate limits of the Borough of Ridgefield, sell, offer for
sale, display for sale or give away any food or drink intended for
human consumption which is or has been prepared, cooked, processed,
packaged or bottled in any mobile kitchen, trailer, truck, car or
other vehicle.
A.
No person, firm or corporation shall, within the corporate
limits of the Borough of Ridgefield, sell, offer for sale, display
for sale or deliver any box lunches, sandwiches, coffee or tea to
the ultimate consumer, unless the box lunches, sandwiches, coffee
or tea has been prepared in a restaurant, kitchen or establishment
either duly licensed by the Board of Health of the Borough of Ridgefield
or inspected and approved by the Health Officer of the borough or
State Health Department.
B.
Trucks, wagons or other vehicles used in the delivery
of box lunches, sandwiches, coffee or tea shall be of a sanitary type
approved by the Health Officer and shall be kept clean at all times.
All food and drink shall be packaged in the kitchen, restaurant or
establishment preparing the same, and the packages shall not be opened
by the seller at any time. Must be licensed by the state as a commissary.
Every person, firm or corporation who or which
shall engage in selling or offering for sale to the ultimate consumer
any box lunches, sandwiches, coffee or tea shall first apply for and
obtain from the Board of Health a license to sell or deliver such
food or drink. The annual license fee shall be in accord with the
license fee ordinance[1] for each vehicle used in the delivery of such food or
drink, payable in advance for the calendar year in which issued. Said
license shall expire at 12:00 midnight, December 31 of each year.
