Ice Cream Van Traders Some areas may withstand new restrictions, in which they can play boundaries on their specific music and residential street parking.
South Cambrishire District Council is considering New Street Business Policy changes, in which traders will require permission from nearby schools before selling products in their surrounding area.
Changes are being considered after some Ice cream traders Complained about “illegal or unauthorized” vendors allegedly.
Under the new proposed rules, loudspeakers cannot play for more than 12 seconds when come to the chime, and will be banned between 12PM to 7pm.
The chimes should not be played within 50 meter schools during school hours, hospitals and places of worship.
A report presented to the councilors has read: “Enforcement and licensing of ice cream traders has been a challenging, which attempts to indicate places in such rural areas.
“This more flexible approach will allow trading on all areas approved by the appropriate Parish or Town Council, and the 15 -minute trading will allow the trading border to be the appropriate part of the customers for businesses as the visit to places can be kept throughout the day.
“In addition, it will provide more options for consumers and residents and avoid the need to ban trade in some villages or wards/parganas, so support our major objective of supporting local business.”
He said that any businessman working without the consent of Parish or Town Council may have canceled his consent.
A consultation is expected to be a consultation after councilors supporting the changes.
The Hoarsham Council warned the residents in April about the risks of traders without permission after receiving the report of van trading at Hornsham Park.
Can’t be irregular vans food HYGIENE And other health protection inspections, which can pose risk for those who eat and drink from them.