Annual operating permit, event permits, parking and storage permit for Berkeley owned businesses — one hundred dollars ($100.00) per year, shall be issued by the Finance Director in "C-2," "C-3," "M-1," and Park Districts.

A special use permit will be issued by the City Council for outside vendors to operate in City parks during special events. The fee is fifty dollars ($50.00) for each park event (Park District).

Commissary permit from Saint Louis County.

Saint Louis County food service permit.

Annual fire inspection is required by the Berkeley Fire Department — calculating and storing propane on food truck — annual inspection fee is seventy-five dollars ($75.00).

Annual inspection from Missouri Propane Safety Commission shall be filed with Berkeley Fire Department.

No parking mobile food trucks in residential districts.

Trucks may operate within the boundaries of Berkeley.

Truck may not sell food products from truck on parking permit holder business lot.

Truck shall not leak oil or grease on parking lot or paved surfaces.

Operating without a Berkeley permit/license.

Annual permit, event permits, parking and storage permit for Berkeley owned businesses — one hundred dollars ($100.00) per year, shall be issued by the Finance Director in "C-2," "C-3," "M-1," and Park Districts.

No parking in residential districts.

Trucks may operate within incorporated boundaries of the City of Berkeley.

Truck may not sell food products from truck on parking permit holder business lot.

Annual fire inspection is required — calculating and storing propane on food truck — Annual fee is seventy-five dollars ($75.00).

Annual inspection from Missouri Propane Safety Commission.

Vendors are required to keep gas or fuels separated from the cooking and serving area and install smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.

A special use permit will be issued by the City Council for outside vendors to operate in City parks during special events. The fee is fifty dollars ($50.00) for each park event.

Hand sink — A sink dedicated for hand washing only.

3-Compartment sink — a place to wash, rinse, and sanitize any equipment or utensils used in preparing food.

Hot And Cold Running Water Under Pressure. A plumbing system must be in place to provide hot and cold running water on demand during peak food service times. This will require a hot and cold running water on demand during peak food service times. This will required a hot water heater and a pump to force water through both hot and cold-water lines.

Smooth, Easily Cleanable, And Non-Absorbent Surfaces. The floors, walls, and ceiling of these mobile food trucks must be smooth, easily cleanable, and non-absorbent. This will make for easy clean-up and add to the dexterity of the truck.

Pest Prevention. Mobile food trucks must be constructed in a way to restrict the presence of insects and rodents. This means that windows must be either glass or screened to prevent any flying insects from entering. If no screened windows are available, "air curtains" provided by fans may be allowed instead.

Potable Water Source And Potable Water Hose. Adequate backflow prevention device may be required if the mobile food truck is directly connected to an approved potable water source.

Owner's parking lot shall be maintained and free from oil and debris.

Mobile food permits are valid for twelve (12) months or pro-rated at the time of issuance.

This does not include portable or push food carts or food wagons.

Standard food truck shall not exceed eighteen (18) feet long, ninety (90) inches wide, and ninety (90) inches interior ceiling height.

A person commits an offense under this Article if that person owns or operates a mobile food truck in the City without a valid permit shall be issued a summons by the Berkeley Police Department to appear in Municipal Court.

Violation of any Section of this Article shall constitute an offense resulting in permit revocation in accordance with Section 400.1270, Revocation Procedures.

Violation of the terms and conditions of a mobile vending permit under this Article shall be punishable by a fine. The civil fine for each violation of this Article shall be set by a court of competence jurisdiction. For each day any violation of this Article occurs it shall constitute a separate offense and is separately punishable.

The Director of Public Works is authorized to suspend or revoke a mobile food truck permit issued under the provisions of this Chapter wherever the permit is issued in error, or on the basis of incorrect information supplied, or where it is determined that the vehicle, mobile unit, or portion thereof is in violation of any ordinance or regulation or any of the provisions of this Article. In addition, if any violations have been committed and not corrected within the time specified, the Director shall begin the procedures to revoke the mobile vending permit in accordance with the following: