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What states allow lemonade stands without permit? Most US states require permits for kids to operate lemonade stands. California, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, North Dakota, Nebraska, Texas, Missouri, Louisiana, Illinois, New York, Vermont, Rhode Island and Connecticut are the only exceptions.
This can be on public property like parks, sidewalks, and playgrounds, or on private property with the permission of the owner. For other states, please visit your local city government website to secure a low-cost permit to set up your student(s) and/or childs stand.
I have verified that my property is located within unincorporated Washoe County. How do I know if I need a permit? There are many projects that may require a Washoe County permit; residential, manufactured, mobile homes, commercial, demolition, grading, pools, reroof, utilities, high pile combustible storage, etc.
Request forms are available online, or at all Plan Check public counters. To submit the Additional Services Request form online, contact the applicable programs below to receive a secured email: For Food Facilities, contact the Plan Check Program at (626) 430-5560 or (213) 351-7352 to schedule an appointment.
Cottage Food Vendor Registration Process In order to operate a cottage food operation, NRS 446.866 requires that the cottage food operation register with the health authority. The health authority may require any information deemed necessary and appropriate for the registration process.
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If you live in the city of Reno or Sparks or the congested areas of Washoe County, a maximum of five adult dogs over the age of four (4) months may be kept per residence. If you own (or want to own) more than five (5) dogs, you must apply for a variance permit.
In California, generally, no permit is required for simple and occasional lemonade stands operated by minors. This means your daughter can set up her lemonade stand on the sidewalk without needing a special permit. However, its important to keep a few things in mind.

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