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Redlands, CA Special Events & Permits: Commercial Filming on Public Right-of-Way (2026)

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

Key Facts

Umbrella term
City Event Permit
Includes
Special event, temp use, film, park permits
Vendor buffer
200 feet from filming/event
Governing sections
§§ 12.45.020, 12.45.030(C)(8)

Summary

Redlands defines a single 'City Event Permit' umbrella covering special event permits, temporary use permits, film permits and park reservations, and uses it to bar sidewalk vendors from setting up within 200 feet of an active filming location or covered event.

12.45.030 C. ... 8. No vending shall occur within two hundred feet (200') of any City-sponsored or co-sponsored events, the Certified Farmers' Market, construction-related street or lane closure, filming location, the Redlands Municipal Airport, Event Day, or an event held pursuant to a City Event Permit.

Full Breakdown

special event permits, temporary use permits, film permits, or park reservations),' expressly grouping commercial filming permits together with the city's other special-event permitting tracks rather than treating filming as a separate regulatory silo. 030(C)(8) prohibits stationary sidewalk vending within 200 feet of any City-sponsored or co-sponsored event, the Certified Farmers' Market, a construction-related street or lane closure, a filming location, the Redlands Municipal Airport, an Event Day, or an event held pursuant to a City Event Permit. The chapter separately defines EVENT DAY as the calendar day of any concert, trade show, conference, sporting event, or other event potentially attracting large numbers of persons and vehicles to a venue.

44 park-reservation special event, because the vending ordinance treats all of them as variants of the same City Event Permit category rather than filming being carved out or ignored.

Violations & Fines

A stationary sidewalk vendor who sets up within 200 feet of an active filming location, an Event Day, or an event conducted under a City Event Permit violates Section 12.45.030(C)(8) and is subject to the administrative fines set out in Section 12.45.060.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Redlands treat filming permits as a special event permit?
The sidewalk vending code, Section 12.45.020, defines 'City Event Permit' to expressly include film permits alongside special event permits, temporary use permits and park reservations, treating them as one category for purposes of that chapter's vendor restrictions.
Can a sidewalk vendor set up near a Redlands film shoot?
No. Section 12.45.030(C)(8) bars stationary sidewalk vending within 200 feet of a filming location, matching the same 200-foot buffer that applies around City-sponsored events, the Certified Farmers' Market, and events held under a City Event Permit.
What counts as an 'Event Day' under Redlands's vending rules?
Section 12.45.020 defines Event Day as the calendar day of any concert, trade show, conference, sporting event, or other event likely to draw large numbers of persons and vehicles to a venue, which also triggers the 200-foot vendor exclusion in Section 12.45.030.

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