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Welcome to the special event food vendor application
A separate application form must be completed and submitted for each event you participate in, even if you attend multiple events in one year.
If you require assistance completing this form, please contact KFL&A Public Health at 613-549-1232.
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Event organizer
Does the event have an organizer who is collecting the vendor applications?
Yes
No
Vendor information
Requirements for food vendors
All food vendors must submit a completed Special Event Vendor Application Form at least 14 days prior to the event.
Vendors must comply with the
Special Event Vendor information package
and with applicable sections of the
O. Reg. 493/17 : Food Premises
All food served at the event must be obtained from an approved and inspected source and prepared in an approved and inspected kitchen.
Food vendors and food trucks must attach a copy of the kitchen’s most recent public health inspection report (must be within the last 12 months).
If the food vendor or truck uses or rents a kitchen space to prepare food, the vendor must attach a letter from the owner of the kitchen space confirming that the food is prepared at that location. A copy of the kitchen’s most recent public health inspection report shall be included.
A Public Health Inspector will contact you to discuss and inspect your set up prior to the event, and at that time a Temporary Vendor Permit will be issued. If an inspection can not be done prior to the event, a Temporary Vendor Permit may be given on the day of the event. A vendor can not operate until they have received their permit.
Name of business
Name of booth manager or vendor
Address
Phone number
E-mail address
If there is an event organizer, will they be available on site during the event?
Yes
No
Have you been inspected by a Public Health Inspector at a Public Health Unit before?
Yes
No
Will at least one food handler at the event have their safe food handler certification?
Yes
No
Event information
Name of event
Date of event
Time of event
Add another date (for multi-date events)
Remove date
Address of event
Municipality or Township (e.g., Kingston, Napanee, South Frontenac, etc.)
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