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<br />unit. <br />(4) Where applicable, a valid California Department of Motor Vehicles registration <br />certificate. <br />(5) Proof of the following insurance requirements maintained during the term of the <br />permit. <br />(i.) General Liability Insurance. One Million Dollars ($1,000,000.00) <br />combined single limit per occurrence for bodily injury, personal injury and <br />property damage. <br />(ii.) Automobile Liability. One Million Dollars ($1,000,000.00) combined <br />single limit per accident. Mobile food vending units moved, propelled, or <br />operated by bicycle are exempt from the automobile liability coverage <br />requirement. <br />(iii.) Indemnification and Hold Harmless. Mobile food vendors shall be <br />responsible for all liability for personal injury or property damage which <br />may result from their activities under the permit, or proximately caused by <br />failure on their part to perform obligations under said permit. If any claim <br />or such liability is made against the City, its officers, or employees, the <br />mobile food vendor shall indemnify, defend and hold them and each of <br />them harmless from any loss, liability, damage, claims, expenses or cost <br />sustained by any person or property including any claim based on the active <br />or passive negligence of the City, its officers, volunteers or employees, <br />insofar as permitted by law. <br />(iv.) The certificates of insurance, the endorsement naming the City as an <br />additional insured, and the coverage amounts must be verified by the <br />Finance Department before the issuance of a mobile food vending permit. <br />(6) Any supplementary information requested by the City Manager or designee as <br />reasonably necessary to determine whether to approve or deny the mobile food vending <br />permit application. <br />(7) Mobile food vendors and mobile ice cream vendors shall pay the prescribed mobile food <br />vending permit fee approved by the City Council. <br />§ 4-34-350. OPERATIONAL STANDARDS FOR PRIVATE, PUBLIC PROPERTY AND <br />RIGHT-OF-WAY. <br />(a) Each mobile food vending unit shall display a current business license and Alameda County <br />Health Department permit in plain view of customers and any licensing agencies. <br />(b) Each mobile food vending unit shall maintain a valid Alameda County Health Department <br />permit at all times. If the health permit expires, or is suspended or revoked, then all food <br />sales shall cease until the health permit is reinstated. <br />(c) Mobile food vending units shall meet all state and federal requirements, including any related <br />to licensing and registration. <br />(d) Mobile food vending units shall be entirely self-sufficient in regards to gas, electricity, water, <br />and telecommunications, unless exceptions are granted pursuant to appropriate permits <br />approved by City departments, including, but not limited to, the Building and Safety Services <br />Division and the Fire Department.