Temporary Use Permits are required for certain temporary activities on private property, including mobile food vendors serving at a business, a brewery, or a private event.
This process helps the Town review temporary activities for zoning, parking, traffic flow, property owner permission, health and safety requirements, and potential impacts to nearby properties.
Mobile food vendors must apply for a Temporary Use Permit when operating on private property or at a business-hosted event. Vendors may also need additional permits or licenses, including a health department license and a Town sales tax license.
Food trucks operating as part of an official Town community event coordinated through Parks & Recreation do not need to go through this process, as those events are permitted separately.
Temporary Use Permit Types & Examples
Private Property Event Permit
Examples:
- A business hosting a weekend vendor market
- A church or HOA hosting a temporary community event on private property
Fees:
- $50.00 — One-Month Permit
- $100.00 — One-Year Permit
Mobile Retail Food Establishment Permit
Examples:
- A food truck serving at a brewery
- A coffee trailer operating at a business parking lot
- A taco truck attending a private business event
Fee:
- $0.00 — Temporary Use Permit
General Temporary Use Permit
Examples:
- Temporary outdoor sales events: Firework Stand
- Seasonal retail setups: Christmas Tree Stand
- Temporary commercial activities not otherwise classified: Contractor Trailer
Fee:
- $250.00 per year
Additional requirements and conditions may apply depending on the type of temporary use.