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Home My WebLink AboutSS3 & 13 - Sidewalk Vending Program in Compliance with California Senate Bill 946 - PowerPoint9 B -9- 41_6 and the City's Newt' a-dewalk Vending Program City Council Study Session November 13, 2018 Seimone Jurjis, Community Development Director Benjamin Zdeba, Associate Planner Monique Navarrete, License Supervisor What is a sidewalk vendor? A person who sells food or merchandise from any non -motorized conveyance, or from one's person, upon a public sidewalk or other pedestrian path Currently Newport Code prohibited by Beach Municipal 2of21 State Law Senate Bill (SB)946 at a glan C Cannot prohibit sidewalk vending C Permit program can be established with certain regulations C Can only place restrictions for objective public health, safety, and welfare concerns G Effective January 1, 2019 3 of 21 State Law allows Cities to... C Limit hours (but cannot be unduly restrictive) C Require maintenance/sanitation standards C Require Americans with Disabilities Act compliance (ADA) C Require a business license OR permit C Prohibit stationary vendors in exclusively residential zones C Restrict (not prohibit) operations in public parks 4of21 Ordinance Creates New Municipal Code (NEMC) Chapter 5.97 Allows sidewalk vending as long as there is.,,* No interference with emergency personnel No interference with pedestrian or vehicular traffic Reasonable access for use and maintenance of sidewalks OMaximized public access to and along coast OADA compliance 5of21 NBMC 5.97 Regulations 1..- Permit required 01 -lours of operation limited ('Operational standards 01-ocational restrictions OSeparation requirements 1 Restrictions in public parks 6 of 21 TDFMD mraiAdlk .� CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH SIDEWALK VENDING PROGRAM CHECKLIST UNDERSTANDING , 4 SIDEWALK VENDING 4 No person. either for himselftherself or any other person. shall engage In any s+dewalk vendor activities wsthin the City without first applying for and receiving a permit from me City The primary use of a sidewalk is for pedestrians Vendors shall not unduly interfere with traffic or pedestrian movement A sidewalk vendor permit is non -transferable. All permits issued shall expire 12 months from date of issuance Hours Allowed Non -Residential areas 7:00 a m — 10:00 p m. Residential areas. 8.00 a m — 9.00 p m. No stationary vendors allowed in residential areas All vendors must ensure compliance with the requirements outlined in City Municipal Code Chapter 5 97 — Sidewalk Vending Program (1) CONTACTS [ % California Department of Tax & Fee Administration (CDFTA) 16715 Von Karman Ave.. #200 rvine, CA 92606 349-440-3473 Drange County Health Care Agency Department 1241 E. Dyer Rd . #120 Santa Ana. CA 92705 714-433-6000 Drange County Clerk -Recorder Office 12 Civic Center Plaza. Room 106 Santa Ana. CA 92701 714-834-2500 rv-, GETTING STARTED! ER IMPORTANT RESPONSIBILITES CHECKLIST PRIOR TO FILING AN APPLICATION FOR A SIDEWALK VENDING; PERMIT, YOU MUST DO THE FOLLOWING: ❑ Review the City Mumupal Code Chapter 5.97 — Sidewalk Vendinf Program ❑ Apply for and obtain a valid California Department of Tax and Fei Administration (CDTFA) seller's permit indicating a Newport Beael location or sub -location. ❑ Apply for and obtain a health permit from the Orange County Health Care Agency if selling food. ❑ Choose and file a Fictitious Business Name Statement with the Orange County Clerk -Recorder's Office if you will be using any name other Char your given name, the name(s) of your partner(s), or the officiallj registered name of your LLC or Corporation. ElProvide proof of prior sales tax allocation to the City (for renewals). ONCE YOU HAVE CHECKED ALL OF THE ABOVE, YOU MAY: Apply for a City permit thirty (30) days prior to engaging in any vending or public nght-of-way and pay the appropriate fees. Application may be filed by mail or in person at: City of Newport Beach -Revenue Division 100 Civic Center Drive Newport Beach, CA 92660 949-644-3141 J ro� %aw�P�0; 71 NBMC 5.97 Restricted Hours of Operation Nonresidential areas 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., daily Residential areas 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., daily 8of21 NBMC 5.97 Prohibited Locations OCompletely prohibited locations due to unique circumstances OProhibited locations due to distancing and separation requirements 9 of 21 NBMC 5.97 Prohibited Locations CThe Balboa Peninsula Boardwalk OThe Balboa Island Walking Trail C East Balboa Blvd. between Adams St. and A St. (Balboa Village) CMarine Ave. on Balboa Island (Balboa Island) CEast Coast Hwy. between (Corona del Mar) CThe Civic Center Avocado Ave. and Hazel Dr. 10 of 21 _ ( 3 ^ �� w! 2 � - � , It does look / \ _ ! ~x $ �w�_sST- - ■ c. _ J ) - -, � • � � ° � � � ¥ ` � NE._i ,5 ƒ IRI . ! ) 61� S,4 LU �,,.O yD.DR -�� &4.lye � £ � , , Ea1_0o `IhA,5, ®%"m0 Prohibited Areas Restricted Areas • Marine Ave. • Bay Front Walkway • Alleys • 200 feet from fire station • Roaming Vendors in Residential 12 of 21 9.' Prohibited Areas • Balboa Boulevard, from Adams St. to A St. • Balboa Pier • Ocean Front Boardwalk • Alleys • Parking Lots Beaches Restricted Areas • East Bay Ave. • Peninsula Park Pathway • Adams St. • Palm St. • Main St. • Roaming Vendors in Residential 13 of 21 41 N WPO TER DR dT lk m Civic Center jjubOV'- Y � a C'O HARg t STh Q,q 9- 0 0 t a 1 02' a 42- lop, T Qp h a R a � �O` T R 4 A.a Atia c� ;, r it `tires a s °� Q e! 14t.0 Qti fF LO QVF . �4 Corona del Mar Csrtt r McFadden Square NBMC 5.97 Additional Restrictions Within 200 feet of... O Any police or fire station, lifeguard tower or lifeguard headquarters O Any certified farmer's market/swap meet O Any temporary special event permit location F 14 Within 100 feet of... MV O Other sidewalk vendors O Any public/private schools, places of worship, or large general daycare facilities O Any street intersection O Any public picnic or playground area O Any public community center, pier, athletic field, etc. O Any public marina O Any emergency services personnel actively performing duties 17of21 NBMC 5.97 ldditional Restrictions (cont.) Within 25 feet of... Any fire hydrant Any curb designated by a color Any ATM Any driveway, alley, or entrance to a parking lot/garage Any nonresidential building entrance/exit O Any trash receptacle, bike rack, bench, or similar public use items we Also... O Sidewalk and/or path must be at least 8 feet in width O Stationary sidewalk vendors not permitted in public park with exclusive concessionaire agreement C. Stationary sidewalk vendors not permitted in any exclusively residential area 18 of 21 NBMC 5.97 ublic Park Restrictions Passive Parks Prohibit approaching persons a 41_� �1 *Only allowed on designated sidewalks/pathways 8 feet or wider. W', 19 of 21 NBMC 5.97 Enforcement, Penalties, Appeals OEfficient enforcement through operating conditions OConspicuous display of permit OCity officials may inspect at any time GViolations enforced through administrative fines c. Appeals framework included 20 of 21 Thank you'. Any questions? Seimone Jurjis, Community Development Director 949-644-3200, sjurjis@newportbeachca.gov Benjamin Zdeba, Associate Planner 949-644-3253, bzdeba@newportbeachca.gov Monique Navarrete, License Supervisor 949-644-3148, mnavarrete@newportbeachca.gov 11 of 21 NBMC 5.97 enforcement - OAdministrative penalty structure Any violation: $100 fine, $200 fine (2ndwithin one year), $500 (each additional) 0 N permit: $250 fine, $500 fine (2ndwithin one year), $1,000 (each additional) O Finance Director has ability to revoke permits from consistent violators OMay be appealed to a Hearing Officer