Ord 2025-4050_Mobile Food Vendors

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b. Name, legal name of business or entity, business address, telephone number, and email address of the applicant; c. The applicant's identification number as shown on a current and valid government -issued identification document that includes a photograph of the applicant; d. If the applicant represents a corporation, association or partnership, the names and addresses of the officers or partners; e. Name, legal name of business or entity, business address, telephone number, and email address of the owner if the owner is not the applicant; f. Signed and notarized permission from all private property owners where the mobile food vending unit will be stationed, if applicable; g. The manner of mobile food vending operation to be conducted (for example, foot vending, truck, trailer, pushcart, etc.); the make, model, year, license or registration, and vehicle identification number of each vehicle to be used in the mobile food vending operation; h. Proof of motor vehicle insurance for each vehicle to be used in the mobile food vending operation; I. An itinerary of locations where sales will occur; and a location map and sketch of site location for each location to be used by the mobile food vendor, j. A concept plan, if applicable; k. A copy of the vendor's current health permit from Harris County Public Health Department; I. If the mobile vending unit will be placed in one location for more than two hours, a written agreement from a business within 300 feet for employees of the mobile food establishment to have use of Flushable restrooms during hours of operation, portable restrooms are prohibited, if applicable; in. Proof of water/wastewater service; n. A description of the type of food or the specific foods to be vended; o. A notarized statement from the owner of the commissary stating that the mobile food establishment will use the facility as its base of operation and providing the address and food establishment permit number of the facility; p. A valid copy of the applicant's sales tax and use tax permit; and q. Any other information reasonably required by the director of planning and development. (6) Mobile food vendor permits. a. Permit determinations. The city will evaluate the data furnished by the applicant and may require additional information. Within 14 days of receipt of a completed permit application, the city will determine whether or not to issue a mobile food vendor permit. The city may deny an application fora permit on any of the following grounds: 1. Failing to provide all of the information required by the city; 2. The applicant's past record of ordinance violations;