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Town of Arlington, Town Bylaws, Title V, Article 18 (Short Term Rentals)

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Town of Arlington, Town Bylaws, Title V, Article 18 (Short Term Rentals)
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Arlington (municipal)
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The term food used in this By-Law shall include any article or commodity, however stored or packaged, intended for human consumption.

Section 3. Application

This Article shall apply to the sale of food when such sale is by a common victualler licensed under Chapter 140 of the General Laws.

Section 4. Violations and Penalties

Violators of Sections 1-3 of this Article shall be subject to a fine of $50. for each violation. For purposes of Sections 1-3 of this Article, every calendar day on which a store shall remain open shall be deemed a separate offense, and each separate sale of food shall be deemed a separate offense. In the event of sale of several items at one time to one customer, only one sale shall be deemed to have taken place.

Section 5. Food Vendors License

A. License Required No person shall offer food for sale to the public in a food service establishment, as hereinafter defined, unless licensed as a Common Victualler or an innholder under the provisions of c.140 of the General Laws, without first obtaining a Food Vendor's License under the provisions of this by-law. Any person who violates this section shall be liable to a fine of $50. per violation. Each day of operation without a Food Vendor's License shall constitute a separate violation.

B. Food Service Establishment Defined Food service establishment shall include any fixed or mobile place, structure or vehicle, whether permanent, transient, or temporary, private, public, or non-profit, routinely serving the public; or any other eating and drinking establishment or place in which food or drink is prepared for sale or for service to the public on the premises or elsewhere.