Apply for a temporary footpath trading permit 1 Introduction2 Your details3 Application type You can use this form to apply for a temporary footpath trading permit to place street furniture outdoors. If you already have a footpath trading permit, you do not need to apply for a temporary permit. See our outdoor trading permits page for more information. Please read and accept the terms of this form and Council’s Commercial Street Furniture guidelines to learn how to place your street furniture. If your application is approved, you will be able to trade for 6 months outdoors subject to COVID health orders. To find out more about when outdoor trading will reopen, see the Victorian Government’s Roadmap to Deliver the National Plan. It takes about 5 minutes to complete this form. You will need to: tell us your name, address, email address and phone number tell us what type of footpath trading your business requires read the City of Boroondara Privacy Statement After you submit this form We will send you an email confirming we have received your request. We will contact you about your request if we need to. What happens to your information? We record your information on our customer database and make it available to relevant Council staff in line with our privacy policy. Your name * Required First name Last name Phone number * RequiredEmail * Required Business name * RequiredBusiness ABN number * RequiredCompany name * RequiredBusiness Address * RequiredIs your postal address the same as the above? * RequiredYesNoPostal address * Required Street address or PO Box Suburb / City Post code Application type * RequiredPlease select what type of footpath trading you need. You can select both. Display of goods Tables and chairs Describe the goods you want to display * RequiredFootpath trading permit conditions The image shows where the trading zone is in relation to your premises. The pedestrian zone is a 1.5 metre wide strip between the edge of your premises and the trading zone. The trading zone is between the pedestrian zone and the kerbside zone. It is where you sell goods such as clothing or place furniture such as tables and chairs. No cash registers are allowed in the trading zone. The maximum height of any display is 1 metre. The kerbside zone is a 600mm wide strip between the trading zone and the road. The kerbside zone needs to be wider in front of some parking bays: 800 mm wide for 90 degree parking 1000 mm wide for accessible parking bays 1000 mm wide for loading zones Some Council assets may affect where you can put your goods and furniture. These assets include: street seating parking meters rubbish bins kerb lines at intersections. * RequiredPlease complete the checklist to make sure you understand where to put goods and furniture on the footpath. There must be at least 1.5 metres of clear pedestrian access from the shopfront to the trading zone There must be at least a 600mm wide kerbside zone between the kerb and street furniture There must be at least a 750mm space between neighbouring businesses’ trading zones Application checklist * RequiredPlease complete the checklist to show that you understand the terms of the permit and that you have the necessary documents. I understand that the permit is only valid during the opening hours of my business I have a current business registration certificate (ASIC Business Registration certificate) I have a certificate of current Public Liability Insurance for a minimum of $20 million I understand I can only display goods and place furniture in the trading zone I have read and will follow the requirements in Council's Commercial Street Furniture guidelines CommentsThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
