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§ 111.08 REGULATIONS.
   (A)   Park and swap lots shall be zoned C2 (Commercial) unless approved as outlined in the conditional use permit process in the planning and zoning ordinance.
   (B)   The park and swap lot owner or park and swap lot operator shall notify the town of the presence of any vendor on his or her lot that does not have a current and valid vendor sales permit or special event vendor sales permit.
   (C)   The Fire Department shall have the authority to enforce the International Fire Code as it concerns code violations on any park and swap lot, including vendor’s tents, canopies and temporary structures.
(Prior Code, § 8-1-8)
§ 111.09 REMOVAL OF TEMPORARY STRUCTURES.
   Vendor’s tents, tent frames, canopies, canopy frames and all temporary structures in any park and swap lot must be removed no later than ten days after the vendor has closed his or her business or discontinued use (as defined within § 111.01 of this chapter). It shall be the property owner’s responsibility to remove such temporary facility/structure.
(Prior Code, § 8-1-10) (Ord. 01-12, passed - -2001; Ord. 04-06, passed - -2004) Penalty, see § 111.99
§ 111.10 REVOCABILITY.
   The Town Clerk shall issue a notice of order of revocation, revoking a vendor’s sales permit or special event sales permit issued pursuant to this subchapter if any of the following occur:
   (A)   The permittee is delinquent in payment to the town, county or state for any tax or fees;
   (B)   The vendor or permittee knowingly or intentionally gave false or misleading information in the application materials;
   (C)   The vendor or permittee knowingly or intentionally permitted the possession, use or sale of controlled substances on the premises;
   (D)   The vendor’s permit is not operated in full compliance with the conditions of approval; or
   (E)   Any vendor is found to be out of compliance as stated with state agencies, federal authorities, the county and the town.
(Prior Code, § 8-1-11)
MOBILE FOOD VENDORS
§ 111.25 PURPOSE.
   This subchapter is adopted to protect the health, safety and welfare of the town and its residents by enacting reasonable regulations for mobile food vendors, their employees, agents, lessees or independent contractors by requiring compliance with minimum standards for safety and security.
(Ord. 20-04, passed 1-28-2020)
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