San Diego City Council Overwhelmingly Passes Street-Vendor Ordinance (Belmont: neighborhoods, camp)

[1AngryTaxPayer]

Originally Posted by bloom

My sweet rescue dog I've adopted seems to be triggered by those beach carts in Balboa park. She must have been as traumatized by them as you when patrolling the beaches of TJ.

You have a very valuable dog. Most dogs can't smell TDS. Hang on to it, it will keep you safe during elections. Maybe keep a med kit on it's collar. For instant gratification, one of those "I've fallen and I can't get up" buttons. Be safe.

[bloom]

Originally Posted by 1AngryTaxPayer

You have a very valuable dog. Most dogs can't smell TDS. Hang on to it, it will keep you safe during elections. Maybe keep a med kit on it's collar. For instant gratification, one of those "I've fallen and I can't get up" buttons. Be safe.

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[1AngryTaxPayer]

Immigrants rights groups say decision is unfair. Looks like they prefer the Kobe swap meet look at the beach.

[joosoon]

For real? What more do they want? You can't legally conduct retail business in SD for less than $38 a year, even at Kobe's swap meet.

[GuyInSD]

Saw this update in the news today:
"Vending will not be allowed in Balboa Park and along the beach and bay in Ocean Beach, Mission Beach, Pacific Beach, and La Jolla during summer months"

there is a pdf presentation available for download that has far more details posted on when, where and what restrictions there will be.

Of note - these restrictions appear to be in force year-round:
"• Vending activities are prohibited in the following locations in Balboa Park: the 25-foot area surrounding within the Central Mesa’s National Landmark Historic Zone and its vicinity include El Prado, Village Place, Pan American Road East and West, Pan American Plaza, Old Globe Way, Chapel Road, Spanish Village, Plaza de Panama, Plaza de California, Plaza de Balboa, War Memorial Building, the Carousel, Spreckels Organ Pavilion, and Presidents Way as well as the covered pathways

• Also in the gardens including: 1935 Old Cactus Garden, Alcazar Garden, Casa del Rey Moro Garden, Desert Garden, Florida Canyon Native Plant Preserve, Inez Grant Parker Memorial Rose Garden, Marston House Garden, Palm Canyon, Trees for Health Garden, Veterans Memorial Garden, and Zoro Garden

• Coastal sidewalks: Portions of Coast Boulevard, Newport Avenue, Garnet Avenue, and Ventura Place"

[1AngryTaxPayer]

However, the California Coastal Commission must sign off on the ordinance before implementation.

[TacoSoup]

Originally Posted by GuyInSD

Saw this update in the news today:
"Vending will not be allowed in Balboa Park and along the beach and bay in Ocean Beach, Mission Beach, Pacific Beach, and La Jolla during summer months"

there is a pdf presentation available for download that has far more details posted on when, where and what restrictions there will be.

Of note - these restrictions appear to be in force year-round:
"• Vending activities are prohibited in the following locations in Balboa Park: the 25-foot area surrounding within the Central Mesa’s National Landmark Historic Zone and its vicinity include El Prado, Village Place, Pan American Road East and West, Pan American Plaza, Old Globe Way, Chapel Road, Spanish Village, Plaza de Panama, Plaza de California, Plaza de Balboa, War Memorial Building, the Carousel, Spreckels Organ Pavilion, and Presidents Way as well as the covered pathways

• Also in the gardens including: 1935 Old Cactus Garden, Alcazar Garden, Casa del Rey Moro Garden, Desert Garden, Florida Canyon Native Plant Preserve, Inez Grant Parker Memorial Rose Garden, Marston House Garden, Palm Canyon, Trees for Health Garden, Veterans Memorial Garden, and Zoro Garden

• Coastal sidewalks: Portions of Coast Boulevard, Newport Avenue, Garnet Avenue, and Ventura Place"

Fantastic news. Now enforce it.

[GuyInSD]

Digging a little further, the City of San Diego has a webpage dedicated to the new Sidewalk Vending rules

Probably most helpful is the map page - note the red-shaded areas: no vending allowed year-round!

[1AngryTaxPayer]

Originally Posted by GuyInSD

Digging a little further, the City of San Diego has a webpage dedicated to the new Sidewalk Vending rules

Probably most helpful is the map page - note the red-shaded areas: no vending allowed year-round!

Awesome!

I still can't believe the city let these hawkers chain together their easy ups EVERY night.

[citizensadvocate]

Interesting I read there were ordinances and permitting requirements in the past from another poster but they were nullified due to a change in state law which lead to a new more free for all situation the last two years Is this correct?