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Boardwalk vendor permits

Sell food, crafts or bait, or play music, on the reopened Port Gellhorn boardwalk: one stand, one season at a time.

Run by Kelly County
CostFrom $25 a season
Processing timeIssued at once
Ways to do itOnlineIn personBy phone

01About this service

About this service

The first block of the Port Gellhorn boardwalk is open again, and the county wants it busy. A boardwalk vendor permit lets you run one stand there for a season: a food cart, a crafts table, bait and tackle by the old pier, or a spot to play music.

Get it online in a few minutes: it appears in My Leonida at once, and you pick up your stand tag and your spot number at the Tourist Tax Office on Wharf Row.

Who it’s for

  • Cooks, makers and bait sellers who want a stand on the boardwalk
  • Musicians and small bands who want a marked spot
  • Gulf Street shops and diners that want a second stand on the waterfront

02How it works

4 steps, start to finish.

  1. Step 1: Choose your stand

    Food cart, crafts table, bait and tackle or live music spot, and the season: summer, May to October, or winter, November to April.

  2. Step 2: Apply online

    Give your name and the name of your stand. The permit is issued at once and appears in My Leonida.

  3. Step 3: Pick up your stand tag

    Before your first day, bring your reference number to the Tourist Tax Office, settle the fee and pick up the tag and your spot number. Hang the tag where it can be seen.

  4. Step 4: Renew each season

    The permit lasts six months. Apply again for the next season; spots go first to vendors who kept theirs clean.

03What to prepare

Have these ready.

  • Your full name and the name on your cart, table or sign
  • The season you want to work
  • A photo ID, to pick up the stand tag

Ways to do it

  • Online

    Apply online and get the permit in My Leonida right away.

  • In person

    The Tourist Tax Office on Wharf Row, Tuesday to Friday, where the stand tag is picked up and the fee is settled.

  • By phone

    The office answers questions about spots, hours and inspections.

Your request goes straight to the team in charge. Keep your reference number: it is your proof of filing.

04Questions

Frequently asked questions

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Who runs this service

Questions about your case? Kelly County can help.

Kelly County Courthouse1 Gulf StreetPort Gellhorn, LD 32401

County offices open Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; the Tourist Tax Office, Tuesday to Friday.

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