There shall be no goods sold or peddled out of trucks, cars, vans, shacks, or any object or structure that does not meet building codes or setbacks as defined by City ordinances, except that farm produce, firewood, and seafood which is in as harvested form, may be sold in an outdoor venue subject to the following provisions:

A.

Sales vehicles or sales facilities shall be placed and sales shall only occur within Commercial Districts. B. Sales vehicles or sales facilities shall be placed no earlier than 7:00 a.m. and shall be removed daily no later than 7:00 p.m.

C.

Any authorized sales must not take place on public roads, rights of way or other public property. Use of private property without written permission of the owner is prohibited.

Excluded from the provision herein shall be any charitable or non-profit entity operating under a 501(c)(3) non-profit designation.

Other activities and/or products that may be associated with the sale or peddling of farm produce, firewood, and seafood, may be permitted as a Conditional Use upon findings and recommendations by the Planning Commission that under the particular circumstances such use is in harmony with the principal permitted uses of the zoning district.

17.3.1

Such uses shall be limited to the preparation and sale of human food stuffs only.

17.3.2

Such uses and preparation shall meet any and all health standards as defined applicable and certified to by the state board of health.

17.3.3

Suitable safety precautions shall be taken in accordance with any conditions approved by the Zoning Administrator to insure that human health and welfare are not jeopardized.

17.3.4

Written concurrence is provided by the property owner for the proposed use permit.

It is the intent of the City of Diamondhead to provide a venue for the outdoor sale of goods, provided such outdoor sales are organized and carried out in a way that is not contrary to the public health, safety and general welfare. Further, it is desirable that the outdoor sale of goods occur in conjunction with an established farmers market in appropriate facilities. Therefore, the allowance for outdoor sale of goods as provided in Section 17.1 hereinabove shall expire upon the establishment of a farmer's market facility, whether public or private.