(a) A neighborhood market must operate a minimum of 12 days in a calendar year at the same location, but may not be operated more than 46 days at the same location in a calendar year and may not be operated on consecutive days.
(b) A neighborhood market may only be operated between the hours of 8 a.m. and 10 p.m. on any day of the week.
(c) The neighborhood market may only be operated in accordance with the schedule filed with the director at the time of permit application. An amendment to the schedule may be approved by the director during the calendar year. An amendment request and the required change fee must be received by the director at least 15 days before implementing any changes. Date changes do not constitute a major change.
(d) Except as provided in this subsection, no more than 75 vendors may participate in a neighborhood market. Two of the 46 market days may be designated as holiday or specialty markets, and as such, will be allowed up to 100 vendors. A current vendor list must be on file with the office of special events. Changes or additions to this vendor list may be made throughout the year. Current vendor fees will be assessed with each submission. No change fees will apply.
(e) Each stall area used by a vendor may not exceed 10 feet by 15 feet.
(f) All litter, tents, stalls, food, merchandise, and other evidence of the neighborhood market must be removed from the premises at the end of each market day.
(g) A permit holder must provide the name, phone number, and email address of an individual who will be available following submission of an application through the end of the neighborhood market, as well as at the neighborhood market site the day of the neighborhood market, to respond to any questions or concerns from police officers or code compliance officers. This individual shall meet police officers or code enforcement officers at the neighborhood market site within one hour of being contacted by telephone or email. (Ord. 31144)