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PLANNING& DEVELOPN ENT SERVIGS
BUILDING&CODE REGULATIONS DIVISIO MAY 21 2019
2300 VIRGINIA AVENUE
FORT PIERCE,FL 34982.5652 ST. Lueie Ceetttrt PerMlming
772-462-1553 --
APPLICATION FOR CLASS 1 MOBILE FOOD VENDOR
ZONING COMPLIANCE
Date:
Business Name:
Business Address.
Property Tag Identification#: l S
Description of Business: _
Applicant's Name:
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I HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THE ABOVE IS CORRECT AND AGREE TO CONFORM TO THE
ST.LUCIE COUNTY BUILDING&CODE REGULATIONS.
**COPY OF STATE OF FLORIDA FOOD HANDLER'S LICENSE MUST ACCOMPANY THIS APPLICATION
Applicant's Signature
OFFICE USE ONLY
Date:
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SLCPDS Revised 07/21/2014
ST LUCIE COUNTY REQUIREMENTS FOR CLASS I MOBILE. FOODVENDOR
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This information sheet is presented as an aid to assist you in obtaining a zoning'clearance before securing an occupational
license. If you have any questions,you are welcome to ask our Planning&DeveIopment
Services staff at 462-1553.
Class.1 permits for Mobile Food Vendors are intended for those vendors who operate mobile food service facilities that are
either propelled by self contained means or arc trailered from site to site for the purpose of conducting business: These
vendors would typically remain in no one location for more than one or two hours.A Class I permit for the operation of a
Mobile Food Vendor shall be reviewed and treated as a Home Occupation license subject to the following standards:
1. The Community Development Administrator shall not issue a Class I permit until such:time as a valid certificate from
HRS has been supplied indicating that the proposed mobile food vendor is compliant with all minimum health and
safety standards for food service operations.
2. All business activities associated with the operation of the mobile food-dispensing vehicle are to be conducted awa
from the applicants'home address.
3. The applicant's home address is to be used for office facilities only. No retail or wholesale sales;except those
associated with.the stocking of the mobile food dispensing vehicle are to be made-or transacted on the home premises.
4. No person other than members of the family residing on the premises shall be engaged in the conduct of such an
occupation.
5: No stock in trade shall,be,displayed or sold at the applicant's home address.
.'G. The use of the dwelling unit for the home occupation shall be incidental and subordinate to its use for residential
purposes,and no more than 25 percent of the building floor area shall be used in the conduct of the home occupation.
7. There shall-be'no outdoor storage of equipment or materials used in the home occupation,except for the parking of
the mobile dispensing vehicle provided that the provisions of Section 7.10.14 of this Code shall not be violated. No
mobile food-dispensing vehicle shall remain at the home premises for more that 24 hours,excluding weekends and
legal holidays,unless parked within an enclosed structure.
8. No more than one mobile food-dispensing vehicle shall be kept at the applicant's home premises.
9. A Class I permit operation may be upgraded to a Class H permit operation.upon the satisfactory demonstration of
compliance with the provisions of Section 7.10.01(A)(2)of this Code.
Applicant's Signatu Date
SLCPDS Revised 5/19/2010
From: Greene.,Kurds Kurtis.Greene0freshtromflorida.com
Subject: RE:
Date: May 20,2019 at 3:31 PM
To: William Jones v4oneslakexCayahoo.com
2�-- afternoon.
For the sale of in the shell peanuts and whole fruits and vegetables The Florida Department Of Agriculture does not require a permit to
be held.
Thank vou.
Kurtis Greene
Consumer Service Analyst
Business Center
Division of Food Safety
Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services(FDACS)
(850)245-5576
Kurtis.GreeneCoFreshFromF!orida.com
The Conner Building
3125 Conner Boulevard.,Suite H
Tallahassee,Florida 32399-1650
www.FTeshFromRorida.com
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public and will only be withheld from disclosure if deemed confidential pursuant to the
laws of the State of Florida.
------Original Message-----
From:William Jones<v4oneslakex9yahoo.com>
Sent:Monday,May 20,2019 3:23 PM
To:Greene,Kurtis<Kurris.Greene(Pfreshfromflorida.com>
Subject:
What license or permits do I need for road side stand for peanuts and whole fruits