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Miramar, FL Food Trucks & Mobile Vendors: Sidewalk & Mobile Vending (2026)

Some Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified September 2026

Key Facts

Who qualifies
Only businesses holding a current city BTR
Location limit
Sale confined to business's own property, not right-of-way
Renewal cycle
Bi-monthly TUP renewal for BTR-holding businesses
Also required
Valid ZCU (zoning certificate of use) needed too
General fee rule
TUP fee applies unless applicant is a nonprofit

Summary

Miramar allows sidewalk or parking lot sales only for businesses that already hold a city Business Tax Receipt, and only 'within the property of those businesses and not in the right-of-way,' per the Land Development Code's Table 8 to Sec. 322. BTR-holders can renew the permit on a bi-monthly basis.

Sidewalk or parking lot sales by businesses having a city-issued BTR. with all such activities located within the property of those businesses and not in the right-of-way, ... Sidewalk or parking lot sales by city-licensed businesses (i.e., those having a valid BTR and ZCU) may be permitted on a bi-monthly basis.

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Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: Code of Ordinances: Supplement 104 | Land Development Code: Supplement 46).

Full Breakdown

LDC Table 8 to Sec. 322 lists 'Sidewalk or Parking Lot Sale' as a temporary use requiring a TUP reviewed at the administrative and, for larger sales, Development Review Committee level. ' That means only an existing business with a current Business Tax Receipt can hold the sale, and the vending must stay on that business's own lot, not spill onto the public sidewalk or street right-of-way. Because these are recurring promotional sales rather than one-time events, Sec. ' Every TUP application still goes through Sec.

2's submission requirements, including 'all established and required fees, documents, and plans,' and remains subject to Sec. 2's rule that any off-site parking used for the sale must be authorized in writing by the property owner so it does not eliminate the site's required parking.

Violations & Fines

A business that runs a sidewalk or parking lot sale without a current BTR and ZCU, or that lets the sale extend into the public right-of-way, falls outside footnote 2's protection and is operating without a valid TUP. Sec. 322.4 authorizes the city manager to revoke the permit immediately if the sale becomes a nuisance or violates its conditions, and further sales activity is then unauthorized.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can any store hold a sidewalk sale in Miramar?
Only if it already holds a city-issued Business Tax Receipt. LDC Table 8 footnote 2 limits the 'Sidewalk or Parking Lot Sale' TUP category to 'businesses having a city-issued BTR,' so a pop-up vendor without an existing BTR at that address does not qualify for this permit track.
Can the sale be set up on the public sidewalk?
No. Footnote 2 requires the sale to be located 'within the property of those businesses and not in the right-of-way,' meaning tables, racks, and signage must stay on the business's own lot; using the public sidewalk or street right-of-way falls outside the permit.
How often can a business hold these sales?
Sec. 322.6.3 lets BTR-holding businesses run sidewalk or parking lot sales 'on a bi-monthly basis,' a faster cycle than the general 30-day TUP limit that applies to most other temporary uses listed in Table 8.

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