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CAMP RANDALL HIGH DENSITY VENDING

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  • Camp Randall High Density Vending Sites - There are a total of twenty sites at this venue on City of Madison property outside the football stadium. There are six sites for Camp Randall High Density Food Vendors (on-site food preparation) and fourteen for Camp Randall High Density Goods Vendors (dry goods and pre-packaged foods).
  • Site Assignment by Seniority - Site assignments are by current consecutive chronological seniority based on the date licensed.
  • Application materials will be mailed each June to all included on the mailing list.
  • New Applicant Waiting List - A waiting list for new applicants is based on the date the application is received for the forthcoming season.
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All Camp Randall High Density Vendors must have the following licenses

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NON-MALL/CONCOURSE food vendors must also have the following

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Other Forms & Information

NOTE: This application requires the signature of the Street Vending Coordinator, which documents his approval. The City Clerk's Office will not issue this license without it.

Zoning Guidelines for Street Vendors:

A basic Street Vending License entitles a vendor to sell merchandise or food on public property in the City of Madison. Additional Health Department licenses are required for food vendors. Additional licenses are required for vending within specialized areas like the Mall/Concourse or High Destiny Vending areas.

Private Property Zoned for Commercial Use:

If a vendor desires to sell on private property, that private property must be zoned for commercial use and there must be a direct connection between the products normally sold on the commercial private property and the products sold by the vendor. For example, if a key shop has a parking lot, a street vendor would have to sell keys in that parking lot with the permission of the proprietor. It would not be legal for a food vendor to sell food on the private property of a key shop because food is “not accessory to the principle business.”

Private Property Zoned for Residential Use:

It is never legal for a street vendor to sell merchandise or food on private property zoned for residential use, even if the property owner has given permission. It is not legal to conduct any kind of sales or fundraisers from the front yard, driveway, porch, etc., of a residence.

Camp Randall

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