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DISTRICTor HOUSTON
A bylaw to provide for the licencing and regulation
of all business
within the
District of Houston
WHEREASpursuant to the CommunityCharter, the Councilof the Districtof Houston may,
by bylaw, regulate in relation to business;
NOW THEREFORE,the Council of the Districtof Houston in open meeting assembled
enacts as follows:
Definitions
1.1
The followingterms are defined herein as follows:
Artisan means a person or business engaged
in the creation, production,
or sale of handmade goods, crafts, artwork, or similar products, where the
primary business activity involves the use of artistic skill or craftsmanship.
This includes, but is not limitedto, pottery, jewelry, woodworking, textiles,
painting, sculpture, home baking, small-scale food preparation
and other
creative works produced in small quantities by an individual.
Applicant
means any person who makes an application for a business
licence under the provisions of this bylaw.
Business
means carrying on a commercial or industrial undertaking ofany
kind and providing professional,
personal or other services for the purpose
of gain or profit, but does not includean activity carried on by a government,
its agencies
or government
owned corporations.
Bylaw Enforcement Of?cer means the person(s)
or class of persons
appointed as such by the Bylaw Notice Enforcement Bylaw.
Bylaw Notice Enforcement Bylaw means Districtof Houston BylawNotice
Enforcement Bylaw No. 1216, 2025.
Cannabis has the same meaning as in the Cannabis Act (Canada), subject
to any prescribed modi?cations.
Cannabis
Retail Store
means a business licensed under the Cannabis
Control and Licensing Act (Province of BC) for the sale of cannabis and
cannabis accessories.
Council means the Councilof the District of Houston.
Development
Bylaw means
Development
Bylaw No. 1040, 2013, as
amended.
District means the Districtof Houston as incorporated.
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Escort means a person who, for a fee or other remuneration, escorts and
accompanies
another person other than for the purpose
of providing
assistance to that person because of that person's
age, medical condition
or disability.
Escort Agency means the business of providing or offering to provide the
services, names of, or arranging for persons to act as an Escort for a third
party.
Escort Service means the business of acting as an escort.
Fees and Charges
Bylaw means Comprehensive
Fees and Charges
Bylaw No. 1094, 2017, as amended.
Farmer's Market means a premise
used as a market providing a direct
marketing outlet for local farmers, food processors, or artisans.
Garage
Sale means the occasional and infrequent sale of second--hand
household goods
belonging to the owner or occupant
of a residential
premises, but does not includethe sale of vehicles, new goods, or goods
on consignment.
Inspector
means the officers or employees of the Districtduly appointed as
such for the purpose of enforcing the provisions of this Bylaw, and shall
include the assistants or deputies as appointed from time to time.
Licence means a licenceissued pursuant
to this Bylaw.
Licences means the person who has been granted a Licence.
Liquor Outlet means premises
licensed under the Revised Statutes of
British Columbia providing and/or serving primarilyalcohol, including,but
not limitedto, pub, lounge, beer and wine store.
Medical Health Officer shall mean the officer or employee
appointed
as
such under the Health Act for the Provinceof BritishColumbia.
Mobile Business means a business conducted from place to place within
the Districtwithout a fixed, permanent
commercial premises
in the District,
and operated
from, on, or with a vehicle, trailer, cart, portable
equipment,
temporary setup, or by attending at a customer's locationto provide goods
or services. Mobile Business includes, without limitation,MobileVendors
and MobileContractorslicensedunder this bylaw, and may be dispatched
from a residence provided that any on--siteactivityat the residence complies
with the District of Houston Development Bylaw No. 1040, 2013, as
amended.
Mobile Contractor means a mobile business that provides construction,
installation,maintenance, repair, or similarservices at locationsother than
at a ?xed, permanent
commercial premises
in the District and that may
transport tools, equipment, or materials to and fromjob sites using a vehicle
or trailer.
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1.2
Mobile Vendor shall mean a mobile business that sells or offers for sale
goods, merchandise, or prepared
food from a vehicle, trailer, cart, or other
portable unit, or from a temporary setup at various designated locations
within the District, and that does not operate
from a fixed, permanent
commercial premises
in the District.
Municipal Ticket Information Bylaw means Districtof HoustonMunicipal
Ticketing InformationSystem Implementation Bylaw No. 1060, 2014, as
amended.
Premise includesany place occupied or capable of being occupied by any
person for the purpose of conducting a business, trade, or occupation and
any area situated within such place where more than one separate
or
distinct class or classificationof business or both is being carried on.
Residential and
Temporary
Rental Accommodations means
any
building, dwelling unit, housekeeping unit, or sleeping unit that is rented or
intendedto be rented to a tenant for any length oftime, includingshort-term
rentals
(less
than
30
days),
long-term
rentals,
and
temporary
accommodations normally occupied by tourists or transient persons.
Sidewalk Vendor means a person who operates
a pushcart to sell goods
or services on sidewalks, in commercial zones, within municipal parks, or
on private property zoned for such use, with the permission of the property
owner.
The terms and de?nitionsdefined in this Bylaw shall also include their singular,
plural, masculine, feminine,past, present and future forms.
1.3
All references to a statute, regulation, or bylaw are references to such legislative
1.4
instrumentsas amended from time to time.
Schedules "A"is attached hereto and form a part of this bylaw.
PART II -- DELEGATIONOF AUTHORITY
inspector's
Powers and Duties
2.1
The inspector is hereby authorizedto grant, refuse, suspend,
impose terms and
conditions, and cancel business licenses subject to the limitationson such
powers provided for in this bylaw.
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Inspections
2.2
The Inspector or a Bylaw Enforcement Officer may, at reasonable times and in a
reasonable manner, enter on or into a property, building, structure, or other
premises where business is or appears to be carried on to inspect and determine
whether all restrictions, conditions and requirements under this bylaw or another
applicable enactment are being met.
Bylaw Enforcement
2.3
The Bylaw Enforcement Officer is hereby delegated the authority to issue tickets
for an offence against this bylaw and refer any disputed tickets to the Provincial
Court,
in accordance
with the Municipal Ticket Information Bylaw, or to an
adjudicator, in accordance with the Bylaw Notice Enforcement Bylaw.
PART Ill
-- GENERALREGULATIONS
Licence Required
A person must not carry on any business withinthe municipality without a valid licence
issued by the business licence inspector.
3.2
A person must apply for and obtain a separate
business licence for each:
(1)
location in the Districtfrom which the business is carried on; and
(2)
trade name or type of business where two or more separate and distinct
trade names or types of business are identi?edas being located at the same
premises, and
Exemptions
3.3
The following businesses
are exempt from the licensing requirements
of this
bylaw:
(1)
the District, its agencies and corporations;
(2)
a person who conducts a program or course on behalf of the District;
(3)
a division, agency, or corporation of the Government of BritishColumbia
or the Government of Canada;
(4)
garage sales;
(5)
any activity conducted by a registered non-pro?t society or charity,
providedthat proof of current registration is provided;
(6)
fundraising activities held by educational organizations, sports teams, or
community associations;
(7)
buskers or street entertainers;
and
(8)
a person who sells or advertises goods, products or services as part of a
Farmers' Market or a flea market.
Applications
and Collection of Information
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3.4
3.5
3.7
A person may apply for a licence by submitting a completed application to the
inspector in the form provided by the Districtfrom time to time, together with any
further informationthat may be requested
by the inspector, and payment of the
licensingfee for the applicable business category as designated by the Fees and
Charges Bylaw.
An application for a licence must include the followinginformation:
(1)
a true copy of a current and valid identi?cationrecord showing the name,
address, business contact information,and signature of:
(a)
the applicant;
(b)
the business owner, ifdifferentfrom the applicant; and
(c)
the signing officers of an incorporated business, society, or other
organization identifiedwith the business.
(2)
the civic address of the parcel or parcels of land on which the business is
to be carried on;
(3)
if the business is carried on by an incorporated business, society or
partnership:
(a)
the civicaddress of the registered records of?ce, ifdifferentfrom that
of subsection (2); and
(b)
proof of incorporationand of being in good standing withthe federal
or provincial registrar, as applicable;
(4)
a descriptionof the business and business activities;
(5)
the proposed
opening date for the business and, in the case of a seasonal
business, the proposed
end date;
(6)
if the licence is for a
person
under
the
age
of 19 years,
written
acknowledgement and
consent
by their parent,
guardian
or another
responsible
adult, consenting to the underage person's
engagement
in the
business activity and agreeing to supervise
the licensee or otherwise be
responsible
to ensure
compliance
with this
bylaw,
other
applicable
enactments, and the terms of a licence.
if requested
by the inspector, an applicant or licensee must also provide the
followinginformationat their sole expense:
(1)
a detailed physical description of the business premises;
(2)
a copy of a current legal title search of the parcel on which the business is
to be operated;
(3)
proof of any certification,approval,
permit, registration or other evidence of
trade or professional
qualification that may be required under an enactment
in relation to the business operation, its premises
or employees;
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3.9
3.10
(4)
a criminalrecord check search by the RCMP for any outstanding charges
or convictionsfor an offence relevantto the business activity;
(5)
the number of rental units involvedin the business;
(6)
any further informationthat, in the inspector's opinion, is relevant and
material to determining whether a licence should be issued or continued,
provided that such informationis relevant to ensuring the conduct of the
business can be conducted in a manner which is in accordance with the
District'sbylaws and any other applicable legislation.
An applicant or licensee must notify the Director in writing of any change
or
correction to the informationprovided on the licence application.
An applicant for a licence, and the licensee if different from the applicant, must
certify that all of the informationprovided in relation to the application and the
business is current, true and accurate.
The applicant is solely responsible forthe cost of providinginformationfor a licence
application.
Issuance of Licence
3.11
The inspector may issue a licence ifthey are satis?ed that the applicant appears
to be in compliance withthis Bylaw and that the business is likelyto be carried on
in accordance withthe District'sbylaws and any other applicable legislation.
Non-Transferable
3.12
(1)
A business licence may not be transferred to another person or another
premise withoutthe prior approval ofthe Inspector and payment of the non-
refundable transfer fee designated by the Fees and Charges Bylaw.
(2)
An application to request a business licencetransfer willbe refused by the
Inspector where the premises
to which the applicant wishes to transfer the
Licence to do not comply with the requirements
of the District's bylaws.
Where a transfer is refused, no refund shall be given to the applicant.
Term of Licence
3.13
A licence is valid for either:
(1)
the year in which it is obtained unless is cancelled or suspended;
or
(2)
for the period specific by the licence for temporary or seasonal businesses.
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Liquor and Cannabis Licence Application and Relocation Fees
3.14
(1)
A person applying for a new licencefor a liquor outlet or cannabis retail
store must, as part of their application, pay the non--refundablelicence
application fee designated by the Fees and Charges Bylaw.
(2)
A person seeking to amend an existing licence for liquor outlet or cannabis
retail store must pay the non~refundablelicence amendment fee designated
by the Fees and Charges
Bylaw. This provision
applies
to all licence
amendment requests
that require administrativereview, coordinationwith
provincial licensing authorities, and Council consideration.
Licence Renewals
3.15
(1)
The Inspector may forward a Licenceinvoice before December 31 in each
year to every Licenseefor licencesin the followingyear.
(2)
Notwithstandingsubsection (1), a Licensee is responsible
for renewing the
Licenceeach year that the Licensee carries on the business.
Late Renewal Fees
An application
for a business licence renewal submitted after February 28 of the
applicable calendar year is subject to the non--refundablelate application fee designated
by the Fees and Charges Bylaw, which is payable at the time of submission.
Display of Licence
3.16
Every person who is required to obtain a licence under this Bylaw must ensure
that:
(1)
the licenceis posted in a prominent and conspicuous locationto which the
public has access at the business premises;
(2)
in the case of a mobile business, is posted in a prominent and conspicuous
locationwhich the public has a clear line of sight to on the mobile unit; or
(3)
in the case of a business whichneitheroperates
from a fixed locationnor a
mobile unit, is carried on the person of the licensee and can be produced at
the request of the Inspector or a Bylaw EnforcementOfficer.
PART IV
-- BUSINESSREGULATIONS
Mobile Vendors
4.1
(1)
A mobile vendor must not do business within30 metres of other businesses
offering similar goods and services and operating from a fixed building or
location,unless written permission
is provided by the likebusinesses.
(2)
A mobile vendor is permitted
to locate on private premises
only with the
written permission
of the owner, at a locationwhere such use is permitted
by the Development Bylaw.
(3)
A mobile vendor is permitted
to operate on Districtowned premises as part
of Farmers' Markets or special events
permitted
by the Districtwith the
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written permission
of the named license of the Farmers' Marketor named
special event organizer.
(4)
A mobile vendor is permitted to operate at locations listed in Schedule "A"
of this Bylaw ifthe mobile vendor:
(a)
enters into a Facility Use Agreement with the District in the form
provided from time to time;and
(b)
provides proof of the followinginsurance coverage, as applicable:
(i)
comprehensive
liability insurance and
property
damage
insurance providingcoverage of at least $2,000,000 inclusive
against liabilityfor bodilyinjuryor death or damage to property
on an all-risk basis, and includingthe Districtas an Additional
Insuredparty; and
(ii)
automobile insurance for public liabilityand property damage
providing coverage of at least $1,000,000 inclusive on owned,
non-owned, or hired vehicles, and includingthe Districtas an
AdditionalInsuredParty.
(5)
Where food and beverages are being prepared
or sold, the mobile vendor
must have a valid permit from the health authority.
(6)
A mobile vendor, in addition to the other requirements
contained herein,
must also:
(a)
provide
suitable waste
collection equipment
and keep the area
around the vending locationfree of any waste material originating
from the vendor's business;
(b)
ensure that all mobile vending units are always
staffed
when
operating and are removed from the locationwhen not staffed; and
(c)
ensure that Mobilevending units are self-contained with no hard-
wired connections to services or utilities.
Mobile Contractors
4.2
A licence issued to a mobile contractor willbe considered to have been issued for
any locationat which the mobile contractor may be conducting business at.
Farmers' Markets 8. Flea Markets
4.3
4.4
4.5
A business licence issued to a Farmers' Market shall be considered to licence all
vendors participating as part of the Marketfor all days on which itoperates.
A farmer's market or flea market must not be located on any public highwaywithin
the District of Houston. In addition, such markets must not operate
on District-
owned property withoutthe District'swritten permission
In addition to all other licensing requirements
of this bylaw, a Farmers Market must
also:
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(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
provide the Inspector with proof of written permission
from the property
owner which allows:
(a)
the market to be located on the premises; and
(b)
to allow customers to access washroom facilities located on or
adjacent to the premises;
provide the inspector with proof of Comprehensive public liabilityinsurance
and property damage insuranceproviding coverage of at least $2,000,000
inclusiveagainst liabilityfor bodilyinjuryor death or damage to property on
an all-risk basis, includingthe property owner as an additionallyinsured
party;
ensure that the vendors who sell food and beverages have the necessary
health permits and displays the health permits at any space where food
products are sold, except ifoperating at a Farmer's Market;
comply and ensure compliance among the persons who are participatingin
the market with any conditions,restrictions or requirements
of the medical
health officer.the Local Assistant to the Fire Commissioner, and the
R.C.M.P.;
pick up all garbage and debris within 100 meters of their location,which
results from the business operation;
satisfy the Inspector that the Marketwillnot create a traffic hazard or result
in obstructionor other nuisance on Districtstreets, sidewalks or access
routes; and
removethe market from the parcel daily upon the close of business.
Sidewalk Vendors
4.6
A Sidewalk Vendor may set up a Pushcart within a sidewalk in all commercial
zones and within a municipal park, or on any property zoned for such purposes
with the permission
of the owner, with the followingexceptions:
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
a Sidewalk Vendor shall not set up a Pushcart within 30 metres of fixed
restaurants, except with the written permission
of the owner or operator
thereof;
within a municipal park, Sidewalk Vendors shall not set up at any location
except for those designated by Schedule "A",except withwritten permission
from the groups sponsoring sports events and activities;
No Sidewalk vendor shall operate
on any sidewalkor portion thereof which
is not at least 1.5 metres in width, and must not occupy more than 0.75
metres of the width of such sidewalk;
No sidewalk vendor shall unreasonably obstruct any traffic control device,
sign, or intersection;
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4.7
(5)
A capable person must be in attendance at a pushcart at all times while in
permitted zones.
in addition to the licensing requirements
of this bylaw, a Sidewalk Vendor must
also provide to the Inspector:
(1)
informationabout the desired location(s)they wish to occupy, as well as the
dates and times from which they desire to operate;
(2)
proof of comprehensive
public liabilityinsurance and property damage
insurance providing coverage of at least $2,000,000 inclusive against
liabilityfor bodilyinjuryor death or damage to property on an all-riskbasis,
includingthe property owner as an additionallyinsured party;
(3)
proof of written permission
from the property owner for the business to be
present
at the proposed location(s);and
(4)
specifications
of the proposed
pushcart, which shall not exceed 2.5 metres
in length, 2.45 metres in height, and 0.75 metres in width.
Escort Agency Regulations
4.8
4.9
4.12
Without limiting any other section of this bylaw, every person
applying for,
renewing, or transferring a business licence for an escort agency or escort service
must provide to the Districttogether with an application, at their own cost:
(1)
a listof the name, address, and date of birth of each person employed in or
otherwiseengaged
in, retained by or through such escort agency business;
(2)
a criminalrecord check carried out withinthirty (30) days before the date of
the application, for the applicant and, if such person is a corporation,
for
each person that is or withinthe last ?ve years of the date of the application
was a shareholder,directoror of?cer of that corporation; and
(3)
a criminalrecord check carried out withinthirty (30) days before the date of
the application
for each
person
employed in or othenrvise engaged
in,
retained by or through such escort agency business;
A licence for an Escort Agency or Escort Service must be refused by the Inspector
if:
(1) an applicant or any current or former shareholder, director, or officer of the
proposed business has been convicted of a criminaloffence underthe Criminal
Code of Canada:or
(2) a person employed in or otherwise engaged
in, retained by or through such
escort agency business is under nineteen (19) years of age.
A person carrying on the business of an Escort Agency shall maintain, at the
premises
identi?ed in the business licencefor that business, a written record of:
(1)
The legal name, address, and age of every escort employed or othenNise
engaged
in that Escort Agency business; and
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(2)
The legal name, address and age of every person to whom the services of
an escort are provided or offered to be provided or on whose behalf an
arrangement for an escort is made.
4.13
A person carrying on the business of an Escort Agency must provide to the Licence
Inspector on request the records required to be maintained by that person under
section 4.12.
Residential or Temporary
Rental Accommodations
4.14
A person who supplies residential or temporary
rental accommodations must
obtain a business licence from the District of Houston. This includes short-term
rentals, long-term rentals, and tourist accommodations.
4.15
in addition to informationabout the applicant, the applicationmust also include the
name and contact information of the property manager
if different from the
applicant
Liquor Outlet
4.16
A license willnot be granted to an applicant for the operation of any liquor outlet
without having ?rst obtained the approval of the Liquor Control and Licensing
Board and a copy of such approval in writing delivered to the District.
Cannabis
Retail Store
4.17
A license willnot be granted to a cannabis retail store in until a provinciallicense
under the regulations of the Cannabis Control and Licensing Act is approved and
a copy of such approval in writing is delivered to the District.
Artisan
4.18
Any person or entity operating a business as an Artisan must obtain a licence from
the District of Houston. Such licence will be considered to apply to the primary
location and any location at which goods may be sold or placed on consignment.
PART V
-- ENFORCEMENT
Compliance
with Law
5.1
A person carrying on a business withinthe Districtmust at all times comply:
(1)
with this bylaw, or other bylaws of the District or other local governments
having jurisdiction over the business
activity, and with any applicable
enactments of the provincial and federal governments;
(2)
with any and all terms and conditions,
restrictions, or limits of a licence
issued under this Bylaw and any other applicable enactment;
(3)
with any direction,
requirements,
restrictions,
or limits established
by
Council pursuant to a reconsiderationof a decision to suspend or cancel a
licence;
and must endeavor to operate the business in a manner that reasonably:
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(4)
(5)
(6)
meets trade, occupational, professional or other standards established by
law or, in the absence of law, by customary
practice for that business;
avoids nuisance for owners and residents inthe vicinityofthe business and
the public generally; and
prevents and minimizes risks to the health and safety of employees,
patrons, neighbours, and the public generally.
Refusal, Suspension
or Cancellation
of Licence
5.2
Ifthe Inspector refuses, suspends, or cancels a licence, the Inspector must provide
reasons in writing to the applicant or licensee, as applicable. Notice of the refusal,
suspension or cancellation is deemed to be sufficient ifdelivered:
(1)
(2)
(3)
by mailing or leaving the notice with the business owner, operator, manager
or agent, or by deposit inthat person's mailbox or receptacle at the person's
place of business or residence;
by mailing or otherwise delivering to the address of the premises described
in the application;or
ifthe person to whom a notice is directed cannot be found, is not known, or
reuses delivery, by posting a copy of the order in a conspicuous
place on
the premises noted in the application.
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Terms and Conditions of Licences
5.3
The Inspector may impose terms and conditions that must be met for obtaining,
continuing to hold, or renewing a licence respecting the following matters:
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
employee and patron behaviour at the business premises;
employee,
patron and public health safety and security at the place of
business;
physical conditionof the place of business;
types of entertainment that may be provided in or on the premises;
hours of operation; and
the effective period of any licence.
Reconsideration
5.4
A person whose licence has:
(a)
('0)
additional terms and conditions imposed on it by the Inspector; or
been refused, suspended or cancelled by the Inspector;
may make a written appeal of such a decision to Councilwithinseven days of such
decision. An appeal willbe presented to and considered by Council its next open
meeting,
at which Council may dismiss the appeal,
impose
such terms and
conditions as necessary
in granting a licence, or overturn the inspector's decision.
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Violations and Penalties
5.5
Every person who:
(1)
offends against this bylaw;
(2)
suffers or permits any act or thing to be done in contraventionof this bylaw;
(3)
neglects to do or refrains from doing anything to be done by this bylaw;
(4)
does any act or thing which violates any provision of this bylaw;
is deemed to be guilty upon summary conviction of an offense under this bylaw.
5.6
Each day that an offence continues shall constitute a new and separate offence.
5.7
A person who commitsan offence is liable for a fine not exceeding
$50,000 and
the costs of prosecution.
5.8
Notwithstanding anything herein contained, the amount of any and every license
payable by any person pursuant to the provisionsof this bylaw shall be a debt due
by that person to the Districtwhich shall be recoverable together with costs in any
Court of competent jurisdiction.
5.9
The Inspector and Bylaw Enforcement Of?cer may enforce this bylaw by serving a
ticket issued under the Offence Act, Municipal Ticket InformationBylaw, or Bylaw
Notice Enforcement Bylaw.
PART VI
-- IMPLEMENTATIONAND CITATION
Commencement
Date
6.1
This bylaw shall come into force and effect on January
1, 2026, or on the date of
adoption ifadopted after January 1, 2026.
Repeal
6.4
Upon the commencement date of this bylaw, District of Houston Business Licence
Bylaw No. 1085, 2016 and all amendments thereto are repealed.
Citation
6.5
This bylaw may be cited as "Business Licence Bylaw No. 1220, 2025".
READA FIRST TIMEon the 16'hday of September, 2025
READA SECONDTIMEon the 21Stday of October, 2025
PUBLICNOTICE ADVERTISINGGIVENbetween the 24'hday of October, 2025 and the
13th day of November, 2025
PUBLICINPUTOPPORTUNITYHELDon the 18'hday OfNovember, 2025
READA THIRDTIMEon the 13mday of November, 2025
ADOPTEDON THE2NDday of December, 2025
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SHANE
BRIENEN
MAYOR
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SCHEDULE "A"
Permitted Mobile Vending
Locations
Four Seasons
Park
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