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The Street Vendors (Protection of Livelihood and Regulation of Street Vending

State Notification of Punjab · 201435,671 characters of text

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Year2014
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GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT (Local Government 4 Branch) NOTIFICATION The 3rd March, 20716 No. 5/11/2075-Sig4/702470/1. — In exercise of the powers conferred by sub section (1) of section 38 of the Street Vendors (Protection of Livelihood and Regulation of Street Vending) Act, 2014 (Central Act No. 7 of 2014) and all other powers enabling him in this behalf, the Governor of Punjab, after consultation with the local authorities and the Town Vending Committees in the State of Punjab, is pleased to make the following scheme namely:- SCHEME Short title and commencement - (1) This scheme may be called “The Punjab Street Vendor s (Protection of Livelihood and Regulation of Street Vending) Scheme, 2016

(2) It shall come into force on and with effect from the date of its publication in the Official Gazette,

2. Definitions - (1) | Section ti | _——— fa} In this scheme, unless the context otherwise requires,- ‘Act" means the Street Vendors (Protection of Livelihood and Regulation of street Vending) Act, 2014 ( Central Act no. 7 of 2014):

(b) “festive market" means a market where sellers and buyers have traditionally congregated for the sale and purchase of products or services during festival season and has been determined as such by the local authority on the recommendations of the Town Vending Commitlée

(c) “Form” means a Form specified in the Annexure appended to this scheme:

(dq) ‘Heritage Market’ means a market which has completed more than fifty years in one place where sellers and buyers have traditionally congregated for the sale and purchase of products or services and has been determined as such by the local authority on the recommendations of the Town Vending Committee:

(e) ‘niche markef means a market where sellers.and buyers have traditionally congregated for the sale and purchase of niche products or services and has been determined as such by the local authority on the recommendations of the Town Vending Committee;

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(2) “night bazaar’ means a bazaar where sellers and buyers have traditionally congregated for the sale and purchase of products or services after evening i.e, during night and has been determined as such by the local authority on the recommendations of the Town Vending Committee;

“plan” means the plan prepared to promote the vocation of street vendors covering the matter contained in the First Schedule appended to the Act;

“public purpose” includes, in the context of the Act:

(i) widening of roads, streets, lanes;

(i) shifting the alignment of roads, streets, lanes;

(ili) construction of flyovers with or without clover leaves and slip down roads;

(iv) construction of underpasses;

(v) development of land owned by public authonties for some public projects:

(vi) laying of water, storm water orsewer lines;

(vii) erecting intannediate pumping stations for the services;

(vill) any project related with public transport like Bus Rapid Transit System, Metra:

{ix) construction of Economically Weaker Section (EWS) Housing:

(x) development and maintenance of Parks, Gardens and Recreational Area;

(xi) Conservation of any eco System Resource in vending zone; and

(xii) any other development work taken up by the local authority, the beneficiary of which will be the community at large;

"rules" means the rules prescribed under the Act;

“seasonal market" means a market where sellers and buyers have traditionally congregated for the sale and purchase of products or services during specific seasons and has been determined as such by the local authority on the recommendations of the Town Vending Committee:

“section” means a section of the Act: and “weekly market" means a market where sellers and buyers have weekly congregated for the sale and purchase of products of services and has been determined as such by the local authority on the recommendations of the Town Vending Committee.

The words. and expressions not defined in the scheme but defined in the Act and the rules shall have the same meanings as assigned to these expressions in the Actor the rules, as the case may.

Manner of conducting survey - (1) The Town Vending Committee shall get the survey conducted of all existing street vendors by the staff of the local authonty concerned or by engaging a professional agency using modem

(4) technology and such survey shall be conducted three times in a day on the times as specified below :-

(i) Moming time - 7.00 A.M to 12.00 P.M

(ii) Afternoon = - 2.00 P.M to 6.00 P.M

(iii) Night time - 6.00 P.M to 11.00 PM

(2) The whole process of conducting survey shall be completed by the Town Vending Committee within a period of six months from the implementation of the Scheme.

(3) The method for conducting survey shall be one of the following :-

(1) Survey of street vending by mobile based application;

il) GIS (Geographic Information System) mapping;

(ili) Digitalized photo census;

(iv) = Bio-metric Photo Identity Cards:

(¥) Manual survey by using forms as specified by the Town Vending Committee. For the purpose of identity of the Street Vendor any one of the following documents shall be taken from the Street Vendors;

(a) Driving Licence

(b) Below Poverty Line (BPL} Card (c} Voters ID Card

(d) Ration Card (@) Aadhar Card tf Permanent Account Number Cardi PAN Card) In the survey report, the street vending activity carried on fram the carriage way shall be specifically mentioned and marked on the map of vending zone The mode of street vending and the particular nature of street vending shall also specifically be mentioned in the survey report.

CERTIFICATE OF VENDING sere la Time period for issuance of Certificate of Vending ‘- (1) A street vendor shall apply fora certificate of vending in the Form as specified in Annexure | alangwith payment of fee of rupees five hundred ,

(2) A certificate of vending in Form as specified in Annexure Il shall be issued to the street vendor within a period of fifteen days from the date of receipt of application which shall be valid for five years from the date of issue.

5. Terms and conditions for issuance of certificate of vending - (1) A certificate of vending shall not be issued to a street vendor , who -

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(iv) has any other means of livelihood | has any other vending site in any other place:

does not canny on the vending himself or through his family members who are above eighteen years of age: and does not complete the age of eighteen years:

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(2) A certificate of vending issued to a street vendor shall be subject to the condition that neither the vending site nor the certificate of vending shall be leased/rented out or sold or transferred to any other person and to this extent an undertaking shall be submitted by the intending street vendor to the Town Vending Committee.

(3) The certificate of vending shall have a photograph of the certificate holder alongwith members of his family to whom he intends to involve in the street vending.

(4) Any person, who intends to seek to vend during the intervening period of two surveys, Shall apply to local authority concemed for the issue of certificate of vending in the manner specified in para 4. The application so received shall be transferred to the Town Vending Committee concerned for the grant of certiticate of vending to such a person subject to the scheme, plan for street vending and for holding capacity of the vending zones.

(5) The identification of new sites, acceptance of applications from the persons intending to be street vendors and issuance of certificates to such applicants shall be a continuous process:

Identity Card to street vendors - <A street vendor , who is issued a certificate of vending under this scheme, shall also be issued an identity card by the Town Vending Committee in the Form as specified in Annexure Ill , The Criteria for issuing Certificate of vending - The criteria for issuing certificate of vending would be as under , -

(1) Only one vending site shall be permitted to the applicant: However, his/her spouse or any child above 18 years of age can apply for another vending site;

(i) An applicant for the street vending of tobacco products shall apply after fulfilling the conditions as specified by the Department of Excise and Taxation and Department of Health of the Government of Punjab; and

(ii) Enabling to discourage the profession of manual scavenging, the people in the said profession shall be given preference and preference shall also be given to the members of the scheduled castes, the scheduled tribes, and other backward classes, widows, single mother, persons with disabilities, senior citizens, exservicemen and persons belonging ta minorities.

Renewal of certificate of vending’ - On the expiry of the period of certificate of vending, the street vendor shall apply to the Town Vending Committee for its renewal alongwith a receipt of payment of fee of rupees five hundred in Form as specified in Annexure IV and the Town Vending Committee shall renew the same within fifteen days.

Manner of suspension or cancellation of Certificate of vending -- In case of violation of any of the conditions specified in the Act, the rules or this scheme, a notice would be served to street vendor in person giving him 30 days time to reply * to such notice and in case he fails to do so or on receipt of his/her reply the Town Vending Committee is satisfied that street vendor is not doing vending as per conditions of the Actor the rules, or the scheme, after giving him an opportunity of hearing , his certificate of vending shall be suspended by it for such penod at it deems fit:

Provided that if such a street vendor still continues vending in violation of the conditions specified in the Act, the rules or this scheme, the Town Vending Committee may cancel the certificate of vending FEES

10. Vending Fees- (1) In order to meet the expenses for making arrangement of land and civic amenities. the Local authority shall charge the vending fee, not more than the amount as specified against the classification of the local authorities given below:-

(i) For Corporation Cities- Rs.1000/- Per month

(ii) For Municipal Councils Class-1 Rs, 800/- Per month

(ii) For Municipal Councils Class-11 Rs. 500/- Per month (vi -Glass-lll and Nagar Panchayats Rs, 400/-Per month

(2) Every year a minimum 5% increase in vending fees shall be imposed.

11. Manner of collecting vending fees ‘- Every local authority will collect vending fee by getting the cash receipt book printed under the head Street Vending Fee. New bank account would be opened after following proper procedure.

CATEGORIES OF STREET VENDORS

12. The categories of street Vendors other than stationary vendors and mobile vendors’ - The vendors shall be categorized with reference to the places from where they are operating e.g:

(1) Natural markets;

(27) Weekly Markets;

(3) Herilage Markets;

(4) Festival Marmets;

(5) Night Bazars; and

(6) Seasonal Markets.

RELOCATION AND EVICTION OF STREET VENDORS

43. Relocation of street vendor’- (1) In case, a local authority declares any area or a part of any aréa as no vending zone for any public purpose, construction or development of

(2) project, onus to relocate all the street vendors at a suitable place for vending, who have been displaced from such zone, shall be on the local authority.

In case, a local authority intends to displace the street vendors temporarily from any area or location for the purpose of construction or development, in such situation, the local authority shall provide another suitable location for vending to the street vendors till they are allowed to vend at their original vending area or location

(3) The following aspects are to be kept in view, while determining altemative site for yending:-

(a) estimate of footfall status in the area from where the vendors are to be shifted;

(b) total number of vendors to be shifted;

(c} footfall status of the alternative sites;

(d) holding capacity of the alternative sites;

(e) likelihood of available space for vending after the project is completed;

(f) temporary allotment of sites for shifting the vendors may be done by lots; and

(g) in case number of the vendors in the original site is more than the number which could be accommodated after the project is completed in that situation allotment by lot can be adopted, however, the street vendors who are left without any vending site for them, a Suitable site for vending shall be selected by the local authority.

44. Manner of shifting of street vendors to an alternate site "- (1) The Town Vending Committee shall bring the issue of shifting of street vendor to an alternate site in its agenda and discuss the same two months' prior to the issuance of one month notice of shifting, so that a survey can be conducted to identify an equally ideal vending site for the street vendors to be relocated in the new vending zone.

(2) One month written notice, prior to the shifting the site, in the name of the street vendor shall be served through registered post or may be served in person .

(3) Incase the notice sent through registered post is received back undelivered, the said notice shall be pasted at a conspicuous place of the area where the street vendor is carrying on his vending and that shall be deemed to be the proper service of the notice.

415. Manner of Eviction - A street vendor, who is vending without certificate of vending or the certificate of vending has expired and has not been renewed within sixty days after the date of its expiry or whose certificate of vending has been cancelled, may be physically evicted from the vending site by the local authority:

Provided that a prior notice of thirty days giving the reasons for eviction, in Form specified in Annexure V, shall be served upon the street vendor in persan before his physical eviction SEIZURE OF GOODS

16. Manner of seizure of goods ~- (1) If the street vendor, after the expiry of period specified in the notice for eviction given under para 15 fails to vacate the place of vending specified in the certificate of vending, and still continues to vend, the local authority may, beside his physical removal fram the vending site, siege the goods of street vender by deputing the official not below the rank of a superintendent duly authorized for such seizure.

(2) The authorized person to siege the goods shall prepare a list of such goods in duplicate and hand over the duplicate copy thereof duly signed by him to the street vendor against proper receipt with date and may also indicate the tentative ten percent of the price of goods mentioned in the said list as a fee for the purpose of reclaiming the goods by the street vendor so seized,

17. The manner of reclaiming seized goods '- (1) The street vendor, whose goods have been seized under para 16, may apply to reclaim it through an application addressed to Head of the local authority accompanied by the list of goods seized along with the receipt of fee specified in rule para (2) of the said para for its reclamation as under :-

(i) in the case of perishable goods on the same date on which such goods are seized

Provided that if street vendor fails to reclaim the perishable goods on the same day, the local authority shall be at liberty to dispose of the same by whatever manner, it deems fit ; and

(ii) Inthe case of non- perishable goods within two working days of its seizer -

(2) On receipt of application of the street vendor under rule para (1), the reclaimed goods shall be returned to him by the local authority against a proper receipt thereof.

SOCIAL AUDIT

18. Constitution of the social audit committee and manner for carrying out social audit.- (1) The Local authonty shall constitute a social audit committee for the purpose of carrying oul social audit of the activities of the Town Vending Committee, which shall be an independent body

(2) The local authority shall nominate by name one member each from the following streams, namely :-

(i) from amongst the academicians in the field of Sociology and Public Administration;

(ii) from amongst the social activists ; and

(iii) from amongst the Administrators, Advocates or Retired Administrators.

(3) The local authonty shall provide the adequate Secretariat staff with offiee space and equipments to the social audit committee,

(4) The manner for carrying out social audit shall be as under :-

(i) The social audit shall be carried out at least once in a year. The schedule for conduct of the social audit shall be decided a month before its commencement.

(ii) The Town Vending Committee shall provide details of all relevant information, at least a fortnight before the social audit process commences. The relevant information shall include,-

(a) Status of implementation of the Act and the Scheme for Street Vendors:

(b) A record of the minutes of the meeting of the Town Vending Committee conducted in preceding year;

(¢) Record of all registered street vendors:

(¢) Record of appeals made before the local authority;

(e) Record of all grievances/disputes brought before the Grevance Redressal Committee:

(f) Record of the total number and details of evictions and seizer of goods and relocation of street vendors taken place in preceding year; and

(a) Records of social audit reports, if any, taken place previously.

(ili) The social audit committee shall conduct meetings and focused group discussions with street vendors on various aspects of the implementation of the Act and the scheme

(iv) The social audit committee shall record, in writing, the grievances of street vendors on any issue faced by them.

iv) At the culmination of the social audit process, the committee shall record its findings, in writing.

ivi) The social audit committee shall hold a social audit public meeting at the office of the Town Vending Committee. The members of the Town Vending Committee and representatives of the local authority shall attend the meeting. The Street vendors of the particular area and other persons from the public may participate in the meeting. The social audit unit shall read out its findings at the meeting.

The Street vendors shall be encouraged to testify and the Town Vending Committee shall respond to each of the issue identified in the social audit by giving clarification and/ or explanation to the affected party and the public as to why a certain action was taken or not taken

(vil) The social audit unit shall give adequate notice of the social audit public meeting by a public notice.

(viii) The local authority, shall on each finding of the social audit in cases of gaps, lapses or deviations, fix responsibility and shall take immediate corrective or disciplinary action, In case of a dispute, an administrative enquiry shall be conducted by the local authority and action taken accordingly in the shortest time possible and in any case not later than a month

(ix) The statutory requirement of conducting social audit shall not preclude any independent initiative to carry out nonmal audit of accounts {x} The social audit reports submitted in this process shall form part of the record and shall be responded to by the Town Vending Committee: Where shortcomings are found immediate action shall be taken as per the rules. The social audit report a5 well as the action taken report shall form part of the record and shall be available for public information.

(xl) The budget for conducting social audit shall be allocated from amongst the administrative cost allowed for the Town Vending Committee.

MISCELLANEOUS 18, Norms to be observed for upkeeping public health and hygiene - The following norms to ensure public health and hygiene shall be observed by local authority and the street vendors, namely ,- ()) the local authority of the concerned area shall provide the vendors a proper place to dispose off their waste materials:

(ii) the street vendors shall use proper covered dustbins to dispose off the waste materials.

The used water shall also be disposed off in a covered container:

(iit) the local authority shall ensure and provide the street vendors clean and fresh water alongwith the street light facility, wherever it is possible; and

(iv) the local authority shall provide clean and properly constructed toilets with water and electricity facility near the street vending strips.

20. State Nodal Officer’- The Director Local Government, who is Project Director of Punjab State Urban Livelihood Mission in the State, shall be the Nodal Officer for coordination of all matters relating ta street vending at the State Level.

21. Maintenance of proper records and other documents - (1) On-line software shall be developed by the State Govemment for keeping the records of the street vendors,

(2) The local authority must enter the data of the street vendors through on line process.

22. Vending Activities on time- sharing basis - The Town Vending Committee shall determine the time- sharing arrangement keeping the market needs in view and in doing so, the women vendors shall be given preference while allotting time sharing vending activities.

23. The principles for determining of vending zones as restriction —free- vending Zones, restricted-vending zones and no-vending zones ‘—(1) Foot fall, status, road width and density of the vehicular and pedestrian movement shall be the deciding factar for determining vending and no vending zone.

(2) There shall be " no restriction free vending zone” in the city and "no vending zone" shall be very minimum. The Town Vending Committee shall decide the particular street or market as vending zone or no vending zone as is specified below and thereafter the space should be allotted accordingly, -

(i) there shall not be any restriction-free-vending zone in the city, The capacity of an area would put the ultimate limit on the number of street vendors which can be positioned in that area, However, there shall not be any restriction on mobile vending in that area if vendors continuously move without affecting traffic and commuter's movements. In such cases, the Town Vending Committee has to decide the total number of mobile vendors, who can be accommodated after taking into account the area of significant footfall and 1/3" of the holding capacity of the area;

(ii) there shall not be any stationary street vending on a road having width equal to 3.5 meters. However, street vending shall be allowed, if such road is declared as no vehicular road;

(iii) there shall not be any stationary street vending on a road having width between six meters to nine meters; However, street vending shall be allowed if such road is declared as one way vehicular road:

(iv) there shall be only one side stationary street vending on a road having width between twelve meters to twenty four meters, while both side stationary vending shall be allowed on a road having road width of thirty meters and above;

(v) the number of street vendors shall be decided by considering holding capacity of each designated vending area on such a road;

(vi}such stationary street vending shall be allowed after taking the clearance from traffic police regarding the smooth vehicular and pedestrian movement. If required,road side parking shall be banned in such area’ and

(vil) the mobile vending shall be allowed on the road keeping the traffic and pedestrian movement in view

24. Novending zone: The following places shall be the no vending zones

(a) areaof two hundred meters of the Mini Secretariat, District Collectorate, offices of District Panchayat, Municipal Corporation, Municipality, Nagar Panchayat, Cantonment Board, Archaeological Survey of India and State archeclogical monuments; and

(b) area of fifty meters from crossing of two or more roads on all sides and any declared heritage structures by the local authority.

25. Principles to determine the holding capacity of vending zones - (1) The following shall be the principles for determining the holding capacity of the vending zone

(i) 2.5% of the population of a ward or zone shail be accommodated;

(ii) the holding capacity of a vending zone will be according to the vending site divided by the total area of the vending area;

(2) The following criteria may be kept in mind by the Town Vending Committee in determining the vending zones, namely :-

(0) a maximum of 2 square meter area as “vending area’ shall be provided to each vendor/hawker with dimension of 1.6 meter x 1.2 meter;

fii) passage of 1.0 meter width in front of stalls/push carts shall be reserved as ‘extension’, for consumers/users to stand or buy goods:

(ii) awalkway / footpath of 1.0/2.0 meters width shall be provided for pedestrians, in front of extension space depending on the road width;

fiv) if nd case, the carriageway shall be allowed to be used for street vending, iw) If the width of road permits, street vending may be allawed on both sides of the road: and

(vi) no vending activity shall be allowed at a distance of 50 meters from any junction/exitfentry of road.

26. Principles of relocation -- The principles of relocation shall be subject to the following, namely:-

(i) the relocation shall be avoided as far as possible, unless there is clear and urgent need for the land being used by the street vendors;

(ii) affected vendors or their representatives shall be involved in planning and implementation of the rehabilitation project,

(ii) the Town Vending Committee shall engage in dialogue with the representatives of the markets

(iv) the mutually agreed place for relocation shall be considered under the implementation of the rehabilitation project, (vi the affected vendors shall be relocated so as to improve their livelihoods and standards of living or at least to restore them, in real terms to pre-evicted levels;

(vi) the livelihood opportunities created by new infrastructure development projects may try to accommodate the displaced vendors so that they can make use of the livelihood opportunities created by the new infrastructure;

(vii) the loss of assets shall be avoided and in case of loss it shall be compensated:

(vill) the transfer of title or other interest in land shall not affect the rights of streets yendors on such land, and any relocation consequent upon such a transfer shall be done in accordance with the provisions of the Act;

(ix) natural markets where street vendors have conducted business for over fifty years shall be declared as heritage markets, and the street vendors in such markets shall not be relocated and the local authority shall prepare a list of such markets and declare them as “Heritage Markets”. The local authority in collaboration with the department of Tourism shall promote such markets as tourist markets by incorporating such elements as may bring in a local flavor in that market,

26. Terms and Conditions of Vending.- The following shall be terms and conditions of vending = | Should not have any other means of livelihood except for street vending.

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Should carry the vending by himself or herself or through family members who should be at least 18 years of age.

Any street vendor who has completed the age of 18 years of age.

The certificate of vending cannot be transferred/leased/rented or sold to others. An undertaking is to be submitted by the street vendor to the Town Vending Committees.

Street Vendor can sell only those articles of business for which Street Vending Certificate is issued, Street Vendor can do his business on the specified location mentioned on the Street Vending Certificate.

Certificate of Vending will lapse after the expiry mentioned on the Certificate. It will be the sole responsibility of the Street Vendor to renew certificate before the expiry, If a street vendor to whom this certificate of vending is issued dies or suffers from any permanent disability or is ill, one of his family member either spouse or dependent child who is enlisted in the certificate can do business on his behalf Vendor can do business according to its category mentioned in the Certificate of vending lf a street vendor occupies space on a time sharing basis, he shall remove his goods and wares every day at the end of the time-sharing period allowed to him Every street vendor shall maintain cleaniness and public hygiene in the vending zones and the adjoining areas. Every street vendor shall maintain civic amenities and public property in the vending zone in good condition and not damage or destroy or cause any damage or destruction to the same.

Every street vendor shall pay such penodic maintenance charges for the civic amenities and facilities provided in the vending zones as prescribed by the urban local body from time to time, This street vending certificate do not confer any temporary, permanent or perpetual right of carrying out vending activities in the vending zones allotted.

fa Street Vendor has a grievance or dispute may make an application in wnting to the committee constituted by the Urban Local Body to solve grievance or disputes.

ANNEXURE-1 | see para 4 (17) J Application Form for the Certificate of Vending Phote of the Vendor along with his! her 1 Name of the applicant=-....00 cc | spouse oF dependent child if involved in vending 2: Name of the spouse or dependent child, if involved tr the uence:

in vending with the vendor:- H. Age of the applicant.....000000000000.. 857 SEmi, i Age of the Spouse:-....., Sex, Jfinvelved in vending with the vendor Age of the Child: BEM if involved in vending with the vendor 4 Address of Applicant

5. Category of Vending (please tick):-Mobile/Stationary! Naturals Weekly etc. |

6. Name or address of the Vending place:- Parr ent be ee pate eee ee oeet ayers seyecutyas =i B Name of local authority -...c0c ec Places cee Signature! Thumb impressions of the Applicant Eligibility Criteria Street Vendor should abide the following terms and condition, violating of these will lead to cancelation of Street Vending Certificate:- XVI. Should not have any other means of livelihood except for street vending.

XV Should not have any other vending site in any other place AVI. Should carry the vending by himself or herself or through family members who should be at least 18 years of age xIM. Any street vender who has completed the age of 18 years of age.

fe G o k Ss ANNEXURE- Il CERTIFICATE OF VENDING Photo of the Vendor [see para 4(7)] along with his! her SpOUSe OF dependent child if involved In vending with the vendor.

Name of the Vendor Fathers Name Date of Birth Address Name/Address of Vending Site 2.0...

. Category of Vending (Please tick) | Mobile/Stationary/Natural! 6 Weekly etc.)

7. Validity of Certificate: Fromm. at BO seosreers :

BU ec ose ceric a (Signature & Seal of Issuing Authonty) Terms and Conditions WIL.

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Al, The certificate of vending cannot be transferredeased/rented or sold to others. An undertaking is to be submitted by the street vendor to the Town Vending Cammittee, Street Vendor can sell only those articles of business for which Street Vending Certificate ts issued.

Street Vendor can do his business on the specified location mentioned on the Street Vending Cenificate, Certificate of Vending will lapse after the expiry mentioned on the Certificate. It will be the sole responsibility of the Street Vendor to renew certificate before the expiry, Ifa street vandor to whom this certificate of vending is issued dies or suffers from any permanent disability or is ill, one of his family member either spouse or dependent child who is enlisted in the certificate can do business on his behalf.

Vendor can do business according to its category mentioned in the Certificate of vending.

lf a street vendor occupies space on a time sharing basis, he shall remove hs goods and wares every day at the end of the time-sharing period allowed to him.

Every street vendor shall maintain cleanliness and public hygiene in the vending zones and the adjoining areas. Every street vendor shall maintain civic amenities and public property in the vending zone in good condition and not damage or destroy or cause any damage or destruction to the same.

Every street vendor shall pay such periodic maintenance charges for the civic amenities and facilities provided in the vending zones as prescribed by the urban local body from time to time.

This street vending certificate do not confer any temporary, permanent or perpetual right of carrying out vending activities in the vending zones allotted.

\fa Street Vendor has.a grievance or dispute may make an application in writing to the committee constituted by the Urban Local Body to solve grievance or disputes.

ANNEXURE - Ill IDENTITY CARD (See para 6) Municipal Corporation! Municipal Council) Nagar Panchayat...............-.

Phote of the Vendor along with his/ her 1, Unique Registration Noe ........0...--cecc family intendance ta 2, Name of the applicant... he iavoned th f vending with the 3, Address of Applicant: Sanaa.

4. Name of the spouse or dependent child if involved in vending with the vendor-..........-..---:----.en 5 FRG ne meen eprnrece ered eae BBR ccenciie Age of the Spouse:-......Sex. jf involved in vending with the vendor Age any other member -..,....... Sex-....... ifinvalved in vending with the vendor

6. Category of Vending (please tick):-Mobile/Stationary/ Natural/ Weekly etc.)

i Mame or address of the Vending site oi. eee cece eee ee Date... eee eee esas PISS eee Signature and Seal of the Office ANNEXURE-IV APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF VENDING CERTIFICATE Photo of the Vendor see para 8 along with his/ her ( ee spouse or dependent child if Va IME OP CRY ccc ctet eee ee eee eset reece teense oes IONE In vending 2, Name of Urban Local Body.....05....cc0cscccervees with the vendor,

3. Name of the Applicant

4. Photo copy of the Certificate of Vending to be attached -........ cic (Signature/Thumb impression of the applicant) ANNEXURE-V EVICTION NOTICE (see para 15) TO ibiserrenpersecrsrnessceneyces Diatedi-.. cc sceeceeeeneee Subject - Eviction Notice undar section ............0.ccceeeenseeeeenmennecensensneatesees berthed thts You are hereby issued notice under section........ of the Street Vendors (Protection of Livelihood and Regulation of Street Vending) Act, 2074 requiring you to evict LET ease eee ee hia bar ia ramerrccrerts within 30 days from the issuance of this notice, failing which further action will be initiated against you as per rules.

Signatures and Seal of the Office.

Dated Chandigarh, the VIKAS PRATAP IAS 25" February, 2016. Secretary to Government of Punjab, Department of Local Government.

Endst. No.5/411/2015-Sig4/ 70247 0/2 , dated Chandigarh the a7 March, 2016 A copy, with a spare copy, is forwarded to the Controller, Printing & Stationery, Punjab, Mohali, with the request to publish the notification in the Extraordinary Gazette of Punjab Govemment and supply 200 spare copies of yo for official use.

hee —— Special Secretary Local Government, Endst, No.5/11/2015-5ig4/702470/3 dated Chandigarh the 3 March, 2016.

A copy each is forwarded to the following for information and necessary action :-

(1) Private Secretary to Local Government Minister, Punjab.

(2) Private Secretary to Chief Parliamentary Secretary (Local Goverment) Punjab

(3) Private Secretary to Secretary Local Goverment, Punjab,

(4) Director, Local Government, Punjab

(5) Chief Executive Officer, Punjab Water Supply & Sewerage Board, Chandigarh,

(6) Chief Executive Officer, Puniab Municipal Infrastructure Develapment Company.

(7) All Officers in the Local Government Department, Punjab.

(8) Commissioners of all Municipal Corporations in the State.

(9) All Regional Deputy Director of Local Government in the State

(10) Superintendents of al Branches of Local Government! Secretarial/Directorate

(11) Executive Officers of all Municipal Councils/Nagar Panchayats in the State. —— ———— Special Secretary Local Government,

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