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§ 6-05 Mobile Food Vending Units: Supplies and Equipment Required for Different Classes of Mobile Food Vending Units.
   (a)   In addition to the general requirements for construction and design of mobile food vending units and their equipment in 24 RCNY § 6-04, and the location sharing device required by 24 RCNY § 6-21, each class of vending units shall be supplied and equipped in accordance with Table 1 of this section. The minimum equipment required is determined by the class of the unit and the foods that are processed and/or sold on the unit.
   (b)   Permit subject to revocation; mobile food vending units subject to seizure. Persons who prepare, process or serve foods from a mobile food vending unit that is not equipped in accordance with the requirements specified for the unit's permit classification as set forth in this section will be deemed to be vending without a permit. Such units and their contents are subject to seizure, removal of the permit decal or insignia, and any other sanctions prescribed by applicable law, including but not limited to, provisions of 24 RCNY Health Code Article 89.
Table 1. Supply and Equipment Requirements for Mobile Food Vending Units
 
 
Potable water
Food and ware washing sinks1
Hand wash sink
Waste water tank
Overhead structure
Ventila-
tion
Cold holding
Hot holding
Thermo- meters
Class A:
Potentially hazardous raw foods cooked on unit; e.g., fried and grilled sausages, poultry, shish kebab, hamburgers, eggs and gyros
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Class B:
Potentially hazardous prepared foods combined on the unit; e.g., sandwiches, raw fruits, vegetables and salads, breads, bagels and rolls buttered or topped with cream cheese on the unit, smoothies and soft serve ice cream
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Class C:
Potentially hazardous prepackaged foods; e.g., prepackaged frozen desserts, prepackaged sandwiches, and prepackaged and presliced fruits and vegetables
No
No
No
Yes3
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Class D:
Non-potentially hazardous unpackaged or packaged foods; e.g., boiled frankfurters and sausages, brewed coffee and tea, donuts, pastries, rolls and bagels buttered or topped with cream cheese at a commissary, popcorn, cotton candy, nuts, candied nuts, soft pretzels, chestnuts
Yes2
No
No
Yes3
Yes
Yes
Yes3
Yes3
Yes3
Class E:
Non-potentially hazardous uncut fruit and vegetables; raw prepackaged shelled nuts and shelled nuts. No other foods.
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
Notes:
   1.   Food and ware washing sinks may be separate or multi-compartment. A single sink is acceptable for food and ware washing in a food-grade colander.
   2.   Waste water tanks are required when generating liquid waste from brewing coffee or tea, boiling frankfurters, or serving or using ice. See 24 RCNY § 6-04(h)(3).
   3.   Hot and cold holding equipment or methods required for potentially hazardous foods such as hot dogs, sausages and knishes.
 
(Amended City Record 11/9/2018, eff. 12/9/2018; amended City Record 7/28/2022, eff. 8/27/2022)