A. A mobile vending unit and all accessory equipment must be located so that:
1. It does not obstruct a public way;
2. It does not impair the movement of pedestrians or vehicles;
3. It does not pose a hazard to public safety;
4. It does not violate any parking regulations;
5. It does not cause traffic congestion;
6. It does not block a fire hydrant or other public safety equipment;
7. It does not block an intersection; and,
8. The weight of the unit that can be supported by the paving or street surface.
B. A mobile food vendor may not operate on private property without the written authorization of the property owner.
C. A mobile food vendor may not operate on property owned by the Village of Shorewood or another government entity without the written authorization of the Village or entity.
D. A mobile food vendor may not operate within 300 feet of a school without the written authorization of the school administration or school district.
E. A mobile food vendor may not operate within 300 feet of a public park without the written authorization of the Village.
F. A mobile food vendor, with a Type A License, may not operate on public or private right-of-way without the written permission of the Village. The Village may grant such permission when mobile food vendors have been invited to participate in a special event such as a festival or block party. They may be required to enter into a special event agreement with the Village.
G. A mobile food vendor, with a Type B License, may stop briefly on public or private right-of-way to serve patrons. Stops on right-of-way are only permitted when conditions are safe and may not exceed a period of fifteen (15) minutes.
H. Mobile food vendors shall obey any lawful order of a police officer to move to a different location to avoid congestion or obstruction of a public way or remove the vehicle entirely from the public way if necessary to avoid such congestion or obstruction. (Ord. 22-2040, 4-26-2022)