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A temporary license can be issued for someone operating a food stand/establishment between 2-14 days (consecutive or non-consecutive) in one location.
A temporary license can also be issued in conjunction with an “event”. An event is defined as “a gathering or celebration conducted to raise money for a stated purpose” (usually a non-profit cause). Examples of events include carnivals, parades, ethnic festivals, car shows etc.
One day operations are not required to obtain a temporary license, however, they may still be inspected and are required to follow the food code. Operators at events between 2-14 days must obtain temporary licenses. Vendors who wish to operate at several or multiple events should consider obtaining seasonal licenses.
Temporary Licenses are not issued to Food Trucks.