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Clerk shall order any investigation, including background checks,necessary to <br /> verify the information provided with the application. If the City denies the <br /> license,based upon Section 9-8.6 or Section 9-8.8 (9),the applicant shall be <br /> notified in writing of the decision,the reason for denial,and the applicant's right <br /> to appeal the denial by requesting,within twenty(20)days of receiving notice of <br /> rejection,a public hearing before the City Council. The decision of the City <br /> Council following the public hearing can be appealed by petitioning the <br /> Minnesota Court of Appeals for a Writ of Certiorari. <br /> 5. Operation on Private Property. No transient merchant shall sell or offer for <br /> sale any goods,wares, or merchandise within the city from a stationary location <br /> on private property at any location without first obtaining the written consent of <br /> the property owner or occupant. The written consent must accompany the license <br /> application. <br /> 6. Signs. No signage shall violate the provisions of the City Code relating to <br /> size and number of business signs. <br /> 7. Off-street Parking Required. No license for a transient merchant shall be <br /> issued for sales from any location which does not have sufficient parking for <br /> customers and for areas where customer parking would interfere with normal <br /> traffic flow. <br /> 8. Duration of Sales. No transient merchant license shall be issued for more <br /> than 365 days,during which sales shall be limited to 30 days per year and no <br /> more than 14 consecutive days. <br /> 9. Granting,Denying,or Renewing a License. The following shall be <br /> considered in granting,denying or renewing a license: any reasonable facts or <br /> circumstances relating to public health, safety, and welfare,including but not <br /> limited to the following: <br /> A. The character and suitability of the area or neighborhood in which <br /> the proposed activity is to be located. <br /> B. The proximity of the proposed activities to churches, schools, <br /> playgrounds,parks,or other community facilities which might be <br /> adversely affected. <br /> C. The proximity of the proposed activities in relation to traffic <br /> congestion and parking which causes interference with normal <br /> traffic flow, congestion, or inconvenience to the public. <br /> Section 9-8.5. LICENSE EXEMPTIONS <br />