Street Vendor Enforcement
Summary
Hayward and Alameda County are joining forces to crack down on unlicensed street vendors. If you walk the local sidewalks, expect to see tighter enforcement on food safety and business permits.
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Impact analysis
Permitted local businesses get a fairer playing field, while vendors face new fines and fees if they don't get licensed.
Brick-and-mortar restaurants and shop owners who play by the rules won't have to compete with unlicensed setups.
Unlicensed street vendors who rely on quick sidewalk setups to make a living are going to feel the squeeze.
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