§ 43.85. Selling on Public Property Other Than Right-of-Way.

It shall be unlawful for any person to exhibit for sale, offer for sale or sell any service, merchandise object, food or drink in, on or from any public property other than public right-of-way (as defined in Section 54.02) unless:

(1)

Such person is operating within and pursuant to a current franchise or concession agreement with the City for such sales at such locations,

(2)

Such person received specific approval for such sales from the proper governmental authority if the public property is owned by a governmental agency other than the City of Orlando,

(3)

Such person is operating a transportation service otherwise permitted by this Code or State law,

(4)

Such sales are otherwise expressly permitted on public property by this Code and all conditions, permits, licenses, and regulations applicable thereto have been met or obtained,

(5)

Such sales fall within a recognized, constitutionally guaranteed exercise of the freedom of religion, speech, or the press, or,

(6)

Such sales received specific City Council approval.

(Ord. of 10-9-1995, Doc. #28845)