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SALT LAKE CITY ORDINANCE
No. 54 of 2007
(Amending Vending Carts)
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 5.65, SALT LAKE CITY CODE,
PERTAINING TO VENDING CARTS.
Be it ordained by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah:
SECTION 1. That Chapter 5.65, Salt Lake City Code, pertaining to vending carts be, and
the same hereby is, amended to read as follows:
5.65.010 Definitions:
For the purpose of this chapter, the following words shall have the meanings as defined in this
section:
A. "Expanded central business district" means the following streets within the city and all
areas bounded within such streets:
1. North Temple Street on the north, from Sixth West Street to Third West Street;
2. Third West Street on the east, from North Temple Street to South Temple Street;
3. South Temple Street on the north, from Third West Street to Second East Street, on the south
side of South Temple Street only;
4. Second East Street on the east from South Temple Street to Sixth South Street;
5. Sixth South Street (north side only) on the south from Second East Street to Sixth West Street;
6. Sixth West Street on the west from Sixth South Street to North Temple Street.
B. "Permit operating location" means a portion of a sidewalk which has been designated by
the city for the conduct of business.
C. "Sidewalk vending cart" means a mobile device or pushcart meeting all of the
requirements of this chapter for the conducting of business in a specified permit operating
location approved by the city.
D. "Sidewalk vendor" means a person meeting all of the requirements of this chapter and
being issued the appropriate business license and revocable land use permit to conduct business
in a specified permit operating location by the use of a sidewalk vending cart.
E. "Special event" means the Days of'47 parade, Christmas parade, children's parades or
other special events which the mayor shall so designate.
F. "Sugar House business district" means those streets within Salt Lake City as follows:
l. Twenty First South Street from Ninth East Street to Thirteenth East Street;
2. Highland Drive between Ramona Avenue and the I-80 Freeway;
3. Wilmington Avenue from Highland Drive to Thirteenth East Street.
G. "Secondary central business district" means the following streets within the city and all
areas bounded within such streets:
l. 600 South (south side only) on the north;
2. 200 East on the east;
3. 900 South on the south; and
4. West Temple Street on the west.
5.65.020 Sidewalk Vending Allowed:
Vendors of products specified in this chapter may conduct business by use of sidewalk vending
carts within the expanded central business district, the secondary central business district, the
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Sugar House business district, city parks and Washington Square, in accordance with the
provisions of this chapter. It shall be unlawful for any person to sell any goods or services, for
profit, on any sidewalk within the city, except as provided by this chapter or by subsection
5.64.010C of this title pertaining to sidewalk sales by abutting property owners or possessors.
The provisions of this chapter notwithstanding, nothing in this chapter shall pertain to newsracks,
telephone or telex booths or stands, post boxes, nor to the sale by nonprofit organizations of
merchandise which is inextricably intertwined with a statement carrying a religious,political,
philosophical or ideological message.
5.65.030 Business License, Revocable Land Use Permit, And Fees Required:
No person shall conduct business on any city sidewalk, without first obtaining a valid base
business license and entering into a revocable land use permit for the use of city property, and
paying the required fees. In addition to the base business license fee, the annual revocable land
use permit payment shall be one hundred seventy five dollars (S 175.00).
5.65.040 Application For Revocable Land Use Permit:
Application for a revocable land use permit to conduct business at a particular permit operating
location shall be made with Property Management on forms prepared by Property Management.
Such application shall require the following information:
A. The applicant's true and correct legal name, including any former names or aliases used
during the last ten (10) years.
B. The applicant's and present residence address, and telephone number, and mailing
address, if different of the applicant.
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C. Type of product to be sold.
D. If the vending cart includes an area for food preparation and/or sale, a copy of all permits
required by state or local health authorities, including:
1. A copy of signed restroom agreement for a restroom that must be accessible to the
cart operator during all hours of the applicant's food service cart operations. The food service
portion of applicant's vending cart operations will only be permitted to operate during the hours
that the restroom facility is open. The restroom facility must be within five hundred feet (500')
of the vending cart site. Restroom agreement must be submitted annually.
2. A copy of the signed commissary agreement.
E. The proposed permit operating location for conducting applicant's business, including a
diagram showing the proposed area in proximity to nearby streets, intersections, and property
owners, and adjacent ground level tenants.
5.65.041 Application for Business License:
Application for a business license shall be made with the licensing office on forms prepared by
the Business Licensing Administrator. Such application shall require the following information:
A. The applicant's true and correct legal name, including any former names or aliases used
during the last ten (10) years.
B. The applicant's present residence address, telephone number, and mailing address, if
different.
C. A list of three (3)persons who can attest to the applicants honesty, good reputation and
good moral character.
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D. A statement affirming or denying whether the applicant has any felony or misdemeanor
convictions or pleas of nolo contendere for a crime involving moral turpitude, narcotic or
dangerous drugs, or offenses against persons or property, except those which have been
expunged, and the disposition of all such arrests for the applicant for ten(10) years prior to the
date of the application. Traffic offenses need not be disclosed unless a felony.
E. A statement affirming or denying whether there are any criminal charges currently
pending against the applicant for a crime involving moral turpitude, narcotic or dangerous drugs,
or offenses against persons or property
F. The expiration date of applicant's base business license, if any.
G. Type of product to be sold.
H . A copy of all permits required by state or local health authorities.
I A copy of signed restroom agreement for a restroom that must be accessible to the cart
operator during all hours of cart operations. Vending cart operations will only be permitted to
operate during the hours that the restroom facility is open. The restroom facility must be within
five hundred feet (500') of the vending cart site. Restroom agreement must be submitted
annually.
J. A signed statement that the permittee shall hold the city and its officers and employees
harmless from any and all liability and shall indemnify the city and its officers and employees for
any claims for damage to property or injury to persons arising from any activity carried on under
the terms of the permit.
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K. A description of the means to be used in conducting business including, but not limited
to, a description of any mobile container or device, to be used for transport or to display products
or services to be offered for sale. The description of the container or device may be in the form of
detailed scale drawings of the device to be used, material specifications, and an isometric
drawing in color of at least two (2) views showing all four(4) sides of the vending device and
any logos, printing or signs which will be incorporated and utilized in the color scheme. Said
description may include any additional items (e.g., color and material samples, layouts of signage
and graphics, or photographs) which may reasonably be necessary to clearly visualize the
proposed design.
5.65.042 Notification for Vending Cart Approval:
Prior to the approval of an administrative decision to issue a business license for a vending cart,
the Business Licensing Administrator shall provide written notice of the intent to issue the
business licensee to all property owners and licensed businesses within three hundred and thirty
feet (330') or six hundred and sixty feet(660'), whichever is applicable per Section 5.65.120 or
its successor. The notice shall provide a twenty one (21) day comment period. The Business
Licensing Administrator shall, within seven (7) days of the expiration of the comment period,
either issue the license or refer the application to the Building Services and Licensing Director
and/or Community Development Director who shall determine within seven (7) days to either
issue or deny the application. For vending carts located on private property, written notice of the
intent to issue the business license shall not be required. Adjacent property owners will be
notified through the applicable land use process per Section 21.A of this title.
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5.65.043 Criminal Background Check:
At the time of application or renewal, the person desiring to obtain a vending cart license
pursuant to this Chapter, or its successor, shall furnish the Business Licensing Administrator an
original, dated no older than thirty(30) days prior to the date of application of either(1) a
verified criminal history report personal to the applicant or (2) verification from the Utah
Department of Public Safety Bureau of Criminal Identification, that no criminal history exists.
Said verification shall be presented in a sealed envelope from the Utah Department of Public
Safety Bureau of Criminal Identification.
5.65.050 Separate Applications:
Separate revocable land use permit and business license applications shall be required for each
mobile container or device to be used for transportation or display. Individual applications shall
be accepted for one primary permit operating location. In order to allow a single cart mobility to
coincide with daily changes in activity, the city may authorize, per administrative policy, up to
four (4) additional secondary locations, based upon availability after awarding primary locations.
Multiple operating locations may not be contiguous. A separate revocable land use permit must
accompany each operating location. No application shall be accepted for a permit operating
location for a term of which a current sidewalk vendor permit has been issued, remains unexpired
or otherwise is not terminated or for which an application is pending. The permit operating
location may be changed upon written application therefor accompanied by an additional
application fee.
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5.65.060 Insurance Required:
No sidewalk vending permit shall be issued or continued in operation, unless there is on file with
the city recorder a certificate of insurance executed by an insurance company or association
authorized to transact business in this state, approved as to form by the city attorney, that there is
in full force and effect public liability, food products liability and property damage insurance
covering the operation of applicant's business operations with minimum limits of two hundred
fifty thousand dollars/five hundred thousand dollars ($250,000.00/$500,000.00) for personal
injury and one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000.00) for property damage or such greater
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amounts as set forth in section 63-30d-34, Utah Code Annotated, 1953, as amended, or its
successor. An original certificate of insurance shall be kept on file with the city's recorder at all
times that a sidewalk vending permit is held verifying such continuing coverage and naming the
city as an additional insured. The certificate shall contain a statement that the city will be given
written notification at least thirty(30) days prior to cancellation or material change in the
coverage without reservation of nonliability for failure to so notify the city. Cancellation shall
constitute grounds for revocation of the sidewalk vending permit issued hereunder unless another
insurance policy complying herewith is provided and is in effect at the time of the
cancellation/termination.
5.65.070 License Issuance Conditions:
A. The Business Licensing Administrator shall approve the issuance of a business license to
the applicant, unless the Business Licensing Administrator finds one or more of the following:
1. The applicant has failed to provide the information on the application required by this chapter;
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2. The applicant has falsely answered a material question or request for information as authorized
by this chapter;
3. The applicant has failed to meet any of the provisions of this chapter;
4. There are grounds for denial as set forth in section 5.02.250 of this title, or its successor
section, or in any other city ordinance or state or federal law or regulation;
5. The applicant has failed to provide a copy of his or her revocable land use permit required
under Section 5.65.040, or its successor.
5.65.080 Form And Conditions of Revocable Land Use Permit:
The revocable land use permit issued shall be on a form deemed suitable by Property
Management. In addition to naming the permittee, the pen-nit shall contain the following
conditions:
A. The city will issue permits first to vendors seeking renewal of existing permits.
B. Each permit issued shall expire at twelve o'clock (12:00) midnight on December 31 of the
year so issued.
C. The permit issued shall be personal only and not transferable in any manner.
D. The permit shall be valid only when used at the permit operating location designated on
the permit.
E. The permit is valid for one cart only.
F. The City Transportation Engineer shall consider the need for parking to accommodate
patrons of carts operating in locations outside the expanded central business district and may
require written verification of a parking use agreement with an adjacent business that provides a
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reasonable number of parking spaces, as determined by the City Transportation Engineer, for the
vendor's use without compromising the main businesses compliance with minimum parking
requirements.
G. The permit operating location may be changed, either temporarily or permanently, by
written notice from Property Management to perniittee, in the event of construction or
remodeling of any nearby structure or of a force majeure which, in the opinion of the City
Transportation Engineer, renders permittee's continued operation at the original permit operating
location unsafe for any person. The term "force majeure", as used in this section, means acts of
God, acts of public enemy, blockades, wars, insurrections or riots, epidemics, landslides,
earthquakes, fires, storms, floods or washouts, civil disturbances, or explosions.
H. The permit is subject to the further restrictions of this chapter.
I. The permit as it applies to a given permit operating location may be suspended by the
mayor for periods of not to exceed ten (10) days for special events, as defined by section
5.65.010 of this chapter.
5.65.090 Use, Site And Design Review Required:
Prior to issuance of a sidewalk vending revocable land use permit, all applications therefor shall
be reviewed and approved by Property Management to assure the proposed vendor meets the use
and design criteria and by the Transportation Engineer to assure compliance with the location
criteria as set forth in this chapter.
5.65.100 Items For Sale:
A. Items approved for sale from sidewalk vending carts shall be limited to the following:
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1. Food for immediate consumption, including beverages;
2. Inflated balloons;
3. Fresh cut flowers; and
4. Daily or monthly news publications.
B. The performance of personal services for sale shall not be provided from a sidewalk
vending cart except as such may be necessary in connection with the sale of items allowed for
sale under this section.
5.65.110 Location Review:
A. The permit operating location must be located within the expanded central business
district, the secondary central business district, the Sugar House business district, city parks or
Washington Square.
B. The use of the permit operating location for sidewalk vending must be compatible with
the free flow of pedestrian and other traffic and with public safety. In making such determination,
the City Transportation Engineer shall consider the width of sidewalk, the presence of bus stops,
truck loading zones, taxi stands or hotel zones, the proximity of entrances to nearby business
establishments, and the proximity and location of existing street furniture, including, but not
limited to, signposts, lampposts, fire hydrants, parking meters, bus shelters, benches, phone
booths, street trees and newsstands. Property Management may modify an approved permit
operating location at any time a change is deemed necessary to ensure safe and reasonable
operating conditions for all users of the public right-of- way.
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5.65.120 Location Requirements:
A. The permit shall be issued for a specific location and no more than one vending permit
shall be issued for each three hundred thirty feet (330') of block frontage on Main Street between
South Temple and 400 South. On other blocks, one permit shall be allowed per block face except
that if the block face exceeds six hundred sixty feet(660'), one permit shall be allowed for each
additional six hundred sixty feet (660') of block frontage.
B. The number of vendors in city parks and Washington Square shall be determined by
administrative policy.
C. Vending carts may be located on private plazas and private open space within the
expanded central business district. No more than one sidewalk vending cart shall be allowed per
every forty thousand (40,000) square feet of private plazas and private open space. At least one
vending permit may be awarded for any private open space larger than twenty four(24) square
feet.
Vending carts on private property are subject to all of the requirements of this chapter except for
the requirement of a revocable land use permit from the city under section 5.65.030 of this
chapter or its successor. Use of private property by sidewalk vendors hereunder shall be arranged
with the real property owner.
D. No person may conduct business from a sidewalk vending cart in any of the following
places:
1. Within ten feet (10') of the intersection of the sidewalk with any other sidewalk or midblock
crosswalk. In the secondary central business district, within fifty feet (50') of the intersections of
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the sidewalk with any other sidewalk. The City Transportation Engineer may waive this
restriction in writing for any location upon finding that construction of extra width sidewalks
makes such use consistent with the standards established by section 5.65.110 of this chapter;
2. Any location which would reduce the clear, continuous sidewalk width to less than four feet
(4');
3. Within five feet (5') of an imaginary perpendicular line running from any building entrance or
doorway to the curb line;
4. Within five feet (5') of any parking space for persons with disabilities, or access ramp;
5. Within ten feet (10') of any bus stop;
6. Within five feet (5') of any office or display window; or
7. Within ten feet (10') of any driveway.
E. Vending cart customers shall not block driveways of existing businesses.
F. No food vendor shall operate within one hundred feet (100') on the same linear block face
of a door to a restaurant, city authorized special event selling food (outside public right of way),
Gallivan Plaza (during events), or fruit or vegetable market, with direct access to the sidewalk.
No flower or balloon vendor shall operate within one hundred feet (100') on the same linear
block face of a door to a flower or balloon shop or city authorized special event selling
flowers/balloons (outside public right of way), Gallivan Plaza (during events), with direct access
to the sidewalk. No newspaper/magazine vendor shall operate within one hundred feet (100') on
the same linear block face of a door to a newspaper/magazine shop or city authorized special
event selling newspapers/magazines (outside public right of way), Gallivan Plaza(during
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events), with direct access to the sidewalk. In the event of multiple entries/spacing requirements,
the above requirement does not invalidate a legally authorized vending permit location. The
vendor will still be authorized to operate at a maximum available spacing from all affected
entries. The above requirement may be waived if the application is submitted with the written
consent of the proprietor of such restaurant or shop. The consent shall be on forms deemed
appropriate by the Business License Administrator. Payment of any consideration to a proprietor
of such restaurant or shop or receipt of such consideration by a proprietor for such written
consent is prohibited. Such waiver shall not except the permittee from compliance with the other
location and distance restrictions of this chapter.
5.65.140 Design Requirements:
A. The location occupied by the mobile device or pushcart, together with the operator and
any trash receptacle, cooler or chair, shall not exceed thirty four(34) square feet of sidewalk
space.
B. The mobile device or pushcart shall not exceed three feet (3') in width and eight feet (8')
in length including the hitch.
C. The height of the mobile device or pushcart, excluding canopies, or umbrellas, shall not
exceed five feet (5').
D. Umbrellas or canopies shall be a minimum of seven feet (7') above the sidewalk if they
extend beyond the edge of the cart.
E. Umbrellas or canopies shall not exceed thirty four (34) square feet in area.
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F. The mobile device or pushcart shall be on wheels and of sufficiently lightweight
construction that it can be moved from place to place by one adult person without any auxiliary
power. The device or cart shall not be motorized so as to move on its own power.
G. The vendor shall be limited to three (3) coolers (stacked), one beverage container, one
trash receptacle and one chair external to the cart. Coolers shall not exceed 3.75 square feet each
in size.
H. Enclosures and canopy extensions are prohibited.
5.65.150 Fire Marshal Inspection:
Prior to the issuance of any permit, the fire marshal shall inspect and approve any mobile device
or pushcart containing cooking or heating equipment to assure the conformance of any such
equipment with the provisions of the city fire code.
5.65.160 Approved Kitchen:
If the vending cart includes an area for food preparation and/or sale, it must be approved by the
Salt Lake Valley Health Department. Vending carts shall only be kept at a commissary approved
by the Health Department for the purposes of cleaning, stocking and preparation of food. The
keeping of vending carts at a personal residence or other location not approved by the Health
Department is strictly prohibited.
5.65.170 Operational Regulations:
A. All persons operating under a sidewalk vendor revocable land use permit issued by the
city shall comply with the following regulations:
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1. Display in a prominent and visible manner the business license issued by the city under the
provisions of this chapter and conspicuously post the price of all items sold;
2. Pick up any paper, cardboard, wood or plastic containers, wrappers, or any litter in any form
which is deposited by any person within a fifty foot(50') radius of the place of conducting
business; and clean up all residue from any liquids spilled upon the sidewalk within said fifty
foot (50') radius. Each person conducting business on a public sidewalk under the provisions of
this chapter shall carry a suitable container for the placement of such litter by customers or other
persons;
3. Vending carts whose operations involve the cooking of food which will result in suspended
grease or oil particles that end up as deposits on the immediate sidewalks or adjacent walls shall
at the permittee's sole expense be required to clean their assigned location twice monthly, except
during the months of December 1 through March 31, in accordance with the standards set forth
and approved by Department of Public Utilities. The cleaning method must use a solution which
dissolves the grease, and contains the wastewater while the cleaning process takes place so that
the cleaning water or solution is not allowed to drain into the street or storm drain. A plan for
cleaning shall be submitted to the city before a revocable land use permit is issued.
4. Obey any lawful order of a police officer to move temporarily to a different location to avoid
congestion or obstruction of the sidewalk or to remove the vending cart entirely from the
sidewalk, if necessary, to avoid such congestion or obstruction;
5. Conduct no sidewalk vendor business at a location other than that designated on his/her
permit;
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6. Make no loud or unreasonable noise of any kind by vocalization or otherwise for the purpose
of advertising or attracting attention to his/her wares;
7. Leave no permitted cart or device unattended on a sidewalk;
8. Except for the day of the days of'47 parade, vending carts shall not remain on the sidewalk
between twelve o'clock(12:00) midnight and six o'clock (6:00) A.M. of any twenty four (24)
hour period;
9. Conduct no business in violation of the provisions of any ordinance or mayor's executive order
providing for a "special event", as defined by section 5.65.010 of this chapter.
10. Park no vehicles adjacent to the assigned location, except temporarily for purposes of
restocking cart supplies. Permittee's vehicle will not violate city parking regulations or block
private parking access at any time.
5.65.180 Special Events:
The restrictions of this chapter notwithstanding, nothing herein shall prohibit the city from
authorizing vendors, other than those licensed under this chapter, to conduct concurrent sidewalk
vending operations within the expanded central business district, or such other areas as the city
may deem appropriate, during special events (special event vendors). The special event vendors
shall not be governed by this chapter, but shall be governed by such other ordinance, city policy,
or executive order as may be applicable. However, as long as the public right of way remains
open to the general public, such authorization of special event vendors shall not require removal
of a pennittee under this chapter from operating within his/her designated pen-nit operating
location or a mutually acceptable adjacent alternative location during such special event, unless
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otherwise provided under the city's ordinances. If the city is closing a public right of way to
general access, either partially or fully, in order to accommodate a special event, the city may
relocate the vendor to an adjacent location outside the special event boundary, subject to the
spacing requirements of subsection 5.65.120D of this chapter.
5.65.190 Denial, Suspension Or Revocation Of Business License:
A. The Business License Administrator may revoke or suspend the business license or deny
renewal thereof, of any person to conduct business on the sidewalks of Salt Lake City if he/she
finds:
1. That such person has violated or failed to meet any of the provisions of this chapter;
2. That there are grounds for denial, suspension or revocation as set forth in section 5.02.250 of
this title, or its successor section, or in any other city ordinance or state or federal law or
regulation.
3. That such person has been convicted within the last seven (7) years of any crime involving
moral turpitude, narcotic or dangerous drugs, or offenses against a person or property.
4. Any required license or permit has been suspended, revoked or canceled; or
5. The permittee does not have a currently effective insurance policy in the minimum amount
provided in this chapter; or
6. That the permittee has abandoned the use of the permit operating location for the conducting
of business. The failure of a permittee to vend from a vending cart within the permittee's permit
operating location for thirty(30) continuous calendar days or more, except during the period
December, January, and February, shall constitute abandonment;
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B. Upon denial, suspension or revocation, the business license supervisor shall give notice of
such action to the permit holder or applicant, as the case may be, in writing stating the action
he/she has taken and the reasons therefor. Such notice shall contain the further provision that it
shall become final and effective within ten (10) days, unless such action is the result of a failure
of the permittee to maintain liability insurance as required by this chapter, or is the result of a
threat to the public health, safety or welfare in which case the action shall be effective
immediately upon issuance of such notice. Any person receiving such notice, other than a notice
effective upon issuance, shall have ten (10) days from the date of receipt thereof to file a written
request with the Business License Administrator for a hearing thereon before a hearing examiner
appointed by the mayor. Upon receipt of such request the Business License Administrator shall
schedule a hearing in accordance with the procedures set forth in chapter 5.02 of this title, or its
successor chapter. If the notice of denial, suspension or revocation is effective upon issuance
thereof, as provided in this section, a hearing shall be held within five (5) business days of the
date of issuance without any requirement of a request for such hearing from the permit holder.
5.65.200 Penalty For Violation:
Any person convicted of violating any of the provisions of this chapter shall be guilty of a class B
misdemeanor, and shall be punished as provided by section 1.12.050 of this code, or its successor
section.
5.65.210 Violation A Nuisance-Summary Abatement:
The placement of any cart or device on any sidewalk in violation of the provisions of this chapter
is declared to be a public nuisance. The Business Licensing Administrator may, as provided by
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law, cause the removal of any cart or device found on a sidewalk in violation of this chapter and
is authorized to store such cart or device until the owner thereof shall redeem it by paying the
removal and storage charges.
5.65.220 Vending Carts On Private Property Outside The Expanded Central Business
District:
A. Permits for vending carts on private property outside the expanded central business
district may be approved pursuant to the applicable district regulations in title 21 A, "Zoning", of
this code, where they conform to the requirements below:
1. Vending carts on private property are subject to all of the requirements of this chapter except
for the requirement of a revocable land use permit with the city under section 5.65.030 of this
chapter; the requirement of a signed statement of liability and indemnity with the city under
subsection 5.65.040E of this chapter; the requirement of insurance under section 5.65.060 of this
chapter; the requirement of location review under section 5.65.110 of this chapter; the suspension
or revocation of business license due to a lack of use under subsection 5.65.190A5 of this
chapter, and geographic location limits under section 5.65.020 of this chapter;
2. Use of private property by vendors shall be arranged with the real property owner and proof of
such property owner authorization shall be required prior to the issuance of a business license;
3. Allowed only in zoning districts that peiliiit vending carts as a permitted use, as defined by
individual zoning district land use tables;
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4. Allowed only on sites two (2) acres or larger and only as a secondary use to another primary
commercial, office or industrial use. Vending carts on vacant or residentially used lots, regardless
of zoning district, is prohibited;
5. No vending cart or device shall occupy required parking stalls;
6. No vending cart or device shall interfere with the internal parking lot circulation; and
7. Vending carts adjacent to residential zones shall be subject to site review to ensure
compatibility.
SECTION 2. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon the date of its first
publication.
Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah this 4th day of SEptember
2007.
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Transmitted to Mayor on 9-5-07 .
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