(a) No vendor engaged in street vending shall advertise any goods, wares or merchandise in a loud voice or use an amplifier, loudspeaker or any other noise producing device.
(b) No vendor shall sell goods, wares or merchandise in any municipal park, municipal playground or other municipal grounds or buildings, or in any area designated as a congested area by the Department of Public Safety without the prior written consent of the Director of Public Safety or his duly authorized agent.
(c) No vendor shall engage in street vending except between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.
(d) No vendor shall engage in street vending unless accompanied at all times by an adult attendant whose sole duty shall be to protect and safeguard persons from injury or hazard while approaching, leaving and standing in the area of the vendor's vehicle.
(e) No vendor engaged in street vending shall:
(1) Exceed a speed of twelve miles an hour when cruising neighborhoods seeking sales or when attempting to make a sale;
(2) Make more than two stops in any one block while making or attempting to make a sale;
(3) Stop anywhere within twenty-five feet of an intersection when making a sale or attempting to make a sale;
(4) Double park, or park in any manner contrary to any ordinance relating to parking when attempting a sale or when making a sale;
(5) Make a U-turn on any block;
(6) Drive a vehicle backwards to make or attempt any sale;
(7) Sell to any person who is in the street,
(8) Permit any person to hang on the vehicle or permit any person to ride in or on the vehicle except a bona-fide assistant or assistants;
(9) Remain standing or stopped at any place for a period of time exceeding five minutes;
(10) Sell or attempt to sell along any particular route more than one time during a twenty-four hour period.
(f) All vendors must comply with the following:
(1) Be constructed to internally store and contain all waste water and grease for proper disposal, to prevent discharge of any waste water or grease onto the ground or into any storm sewer within the City;
(2) Obey any lawful order of a police officer or Fire Department personnel to relocate to avoid congestion, obstruction during an emergency and/or any unsafe condition;
(3) Comply with all requirements of applicable state and local law, including, without limitation, the City's Fire Prevention Code, the State of Ohio Fire Code, the Ohio Uniform Food Safety Code, and the City's Traffic Codes; and
(4) Exercise reasonable care to ensure that operations do not create a health or safety hazard. (Ord. 2021-062. Passed 5-17-21.)