Winnipeg By-law 86/2016, s. 23(a) — Winnipeg Parking By-law

in the case of a unit that is a mobile food unit,

• (i) the vendor holds a valid permit issued under section 3 of the Food and Food Handling Establishments Regulation, Manitoba Regulation 153/2003, and the permit is made immediately available for inspection upon request by an enforcement officer, and
• (ii) the unit is not located within 20 metres of the nearest entrance to a restaurant, grocery store or other retail food service establishment other than a mobile vending unit;
• (b) the vendor holds a Mobile Vendor’s Parking Permit issued under Part 3 that is valid for the location at which the unit is parked;
• (c) the unit is legally parked and being used to sell, offer or provide goods or services only to persons who are not on the roadway;
• (d) neither the unit nor its customers are obstructing vehicular or pedestrian traffic or posing a risk to persons or vehicles; and By-law No. 86/2016 20
• (e) the unit is not located
• (i) within three metres of the nearest public entrance to a building,
• (ii) within 20 metres of the nearest vehicular or pedestrian entrance to a park as defined in the Parks By-law,
• (iii) within five metres of the nearest intersection of a street on which the posted speed limit is 60 km/h or less, or
• (iv) on a street on which the posted speed limit is more than 60 km/h or within 20 metres of such a street. 24(2) For the purpose of subclause (1)(e)(iii), the distance from an intersection is to be measured as described in subsection 16(2). OTHER RESTRICTIONS