(A) Obstructions. A mobile vendor shall not obstruct pedestrian or vehicular traffic or block a driveway or alleyway.
(B) Intersections. A mobile vendor shall not operate within 50 feet of any street intersection (measured from the back of the nearest perpendicular sidewalk) unless on-street parking spaces are delineated, in which case the mobile vendor shall not operate within the two parking spaces located nearest to the corner. This restriction shall not apply on the downstream sides of one-way streets.
(C) Alleys. A mobile vendor shall not operate within 25 feet of an alley unless on-street parking spaces are delineated, in which case the mobile vendor shall not operate within the parking space located nearest to the alley. This restriction shall not apply on the downstream sides of one-way streets.
(D) Streets prohibited. A mobile vendor shall not operate on Fourth Street, Fifth Street, or Broadway.
(E) Schools. A mobile vendor shall not stand, stop, park, or operate within 300 feet of any property on which a K-12 school is located between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. of any school day.
(F) Waste. Mobile vendors shall maintain a clearly designated waste receptacle in the immediate vicinity of the mobile vending sales while in operation.
(G) Vending side. Mobile vendors shall not distribute anything from the vehicle or operate in a manner that causes any person to stand in the street or parking lane.
(H) Utility connections. A mobile vendor shall not be connected to an external source of water, electricity, or sewer.
(I) Compliance with other laws and regulations. Mobile vendors shall obey all local, state, and federal laws.
(J) Business improvement districts. Mobile vendors which operate, or intend to operate, within a business improvement district shall pay associated fees.
(Ord. 842-C.S., passed 7-19-16)