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ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL WORK SESSION – MAY 24, 2021 2 <br /> <br />City Clerk Hanson stated at this time the City holds the actual vendor responsible for obtaining <br />the license since they are the business operating at the event. She said that vendors must submit <br />the City’s application, a Certificate of Insurance, a copy of their Minnesota Department of Health <br />license and/Ramsey County and then also written permission from the property owner at which <br />the food truck would be operating. <br /> <br />Councilmember Scott asked for clarification of the temporary license. <br /> <br />City Clerk Hanson stated generally vendors have obtained a temporary license which allows <br />operation of 7 days or less events in a calendar year. <br /> <br />City Administrator Perrault indicated that the vendor is technically issued a license, not a <br />permit, and that a permit would be discussed later in the meeting as it pertains to residential <br />properties. <br /> <br />Councilmember Holmes asked if vendors must obtain permission from the resident in order to <br />have the event the on the resident’s property. <br /> <br />City Clerk Hanson stated that vendors must obtain written permission from the property owner <br />and that this applies to all locations, commercial or residential properties. She stated she has been <br />obtaining written permission from the host property owner prior to issuing a food truck license. <br /> <br />Councilmember Holmes asked about locations of neighborhoods hosting food trucks in the city. <br /> <br />City Clerk Hanson stated that last year the City was aware of one food truck event and <br />subsequently found out this year that last summer the food trucks had been extended for several <br />weeks. She said that so far this spring the City had been made aware of two locations in the city <br />hosting food trucks. She indicated one property owner was following the current ordinance and <br />providing written permission for trucks operating on their property but that she had not heard from <br />the property owner of the other location and so had reached out to the property owner via mail. <br />She indicated that she did not have confirmation that other location was operating and heard <br />nothing further since the City received a complaint regarding that area. She said that it was <br />confirmed food trucks were operating in the one area of the city and the vendors had been <br />obtaining the required license. <br /> <br />Councilmember Holmes asked if there were violations in the past. <br /> <br />City Clerk Hanson replied that potentially, yes. <br /> <br />Councilmember Holmes stated she wanted to discuss requiring a fee for a residential permit <br />versus a free permit such as is the case for garage sales. <br /> <br />City Administrator Perrault indicated he had spoken with Councilmember Holden who said she <br />supported this and recommended a fee in the range of $10 to $20. <br /> <br />Mayor Grant asked what a reasonable fee could be and what other similar permits’ fees are. <br />
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