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Section 3: Manner of Vendirig in different Vending Zones

Section 37 of the Street Vendors-bye-lawUnion territory Regulations of Chandigarh · 2014

(a) Vending Zone.-TVC shall have to decide about the vending zones considering an intensity of footfalls, nature of rcad, width, vehicular and pedestrian movement in the city.

(i) There shall not be any restriction-free vending zones in the city. Carrying capacity of an area would put the ultimate limit on the number of street vendors who can be positioned in any area. However, there shall not be any restriction on mobile vending in these areas if vendors continuously move, without affecting traffic and commuter movements. In such cases the TVC has to decide the total number of such mobile vendors who can be accommodated after taking into account the area of significant footfall and 1/3rd of the holding capacity of the area; otherwise there is a chance of creating problem for the traffic movement, as the mobile vending invariably takes place from the carriage way.

(ii) Mobile vending is only allowed on vending roads as specified by TVC viz. V4, V5, V6, V7.

(b) Restricted vending zones should be linked with the road type:

(i) Number of street vendors shall be decided by considering holding capacity of each designated vending area on V4, V5, V6, V7 roads except the parkings, road berms, cycle track, green areas, and footpaths

(ii) Mobile vending shall be allowed on as mentioned above roads taking vehicular and pedestrian traffic into consideration.

(iii) There shall be only one-side Stationary Street vending on a road as specified above.

(iv) Such stationary vending shall be allowed after taking the clearance from the traffic police for the smooth vehicular and pedestrian movement. If required then the road side parking shall be banned in .such area where street vending is allowed.

(c) No Vending Zone :

(i) No vending shall be allowed in areas specified under Chandigarh Heritage Conservation Committee (CHCC) and around 50 meters from the entry gate of Government Building including Secretariat, District Court, Municipal Corporation, Schools, Cantonment Board and Archeological Survey of India (ASI) and State Archeological Monuments and Others.

(ii) No vending shall be allowed on V1, V2 and V3 roads declared by Chandigarh Administration.

(iii) No vending within 50 meters from any crossing of two or more roads and roundabouV traffic lights on all side and any declared heritage structures by the local authority.

(iv) No Vending Zone will be the areas, which are declared or wiil be declared No Vending Zone by Chandigarh Administration.

CHD. ADMN. GAZ. (EXTRA.}, DEC. 20. 2018 (AGHN 2\1. )940 SAKA) 1527

4. A Registered Street Vendor, for any of these vending zones, shall not.­

(a) obstruct or interfere with vehicle, bicycle or pedestrian traffic or their safety;

(b) obstruct or interfere with doorways, entrances, fire doors or em~rgellcy exits adjacent to the street ;

(c) obstruct or Interfere wit~ any utilities like water supply, sewerage, telephone, electricity etc or similar installation ;

(d) obstruct or interfere with any other structure, signboards, display units, city work or' operations, on or adjacent to the street ;

(e) sell any prohibited goods Ipirated or services or merchandise etc as per rules, regulations and notifications issued by any statutory authority from time to time ;

(f) occupy more space than allotted by Municipal Corporation Chandigarh ;

(g) sell goods or service or merchandise between 6 A.M.-10 A.M. as specified by the TVC;

(h) dispose garbage in an un-segregated manner and in any place other than specific place, which is identified by the local authority ;

(i) sell their goods or services or merchandise after expiry of the license;

Gl use loud speakers, megaphones, sound system or any other amplification equipment;

(k) allow any person other than family to vend from his vending place or sublet the place, alloited by local authority ;

(I) use any unauthorized and prohibited mechanism for energy requirerr.ent in public place, crowded area for cooking and heating purposes example open tandoor and domes ic LPG;

(m) ccnstruct any permanent or temporary structures on allotted space;

(n) use banned polythene bags of any kind.

Where this provision sits

ActSection 37 of the Street Vendors-bye-law
Section3
Marginal noteManner of Vendirig in different Vending Zones
JurisdictionUnion territory of Chandigarh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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