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How to fill out the Application For A Non-Residential Use Permit For A Temporary Farmer's Market online
Completing the Application For A Non-Residential Use Permit For A Temporary Farmer's Market is essential for facilitating your event in retail locations. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions to help you efficiently fill out the application online.
Follow the steps to successfully complete your application.
- Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the application form and open it in the designated editing tool.
- Fill in the location details where the temporary farmer's market will take place. Be sure to include the complete address, site or shopping center name, and gross square footage.
- Input the tax map reference and zoning district information, as well as the applicable magisterial district for the location of the event.
- Specify the dates of the event, ensuring to provide clear start and end dates for the market operation.
- Enter your name as the applicant, along with any trade name if applicable. Provide your full address and contact phone number.
- Input the property owner's name and their phone number. This ensures that the application is verified by the owner of the location.
- Acknowledge your responsibility for providing accurate information by signing the application and dating it appropriately.
- Review all filled sections for accuracy and completeness before finalizing. Users can then save the changes, download, print, or share the form as per their needs.
Complete your application online today to ensure a smooth process for your temporary farmer's market.
Temporary Use Permits apply to property outside the public right- of-way only. A temporary use permit is not required for mobile vendors located outside of the DD District that are occupying private property within a commercial zoning district for four hours or less.