Every license and form, why a commissary is required, and the documents PDPH will ask for.
A mobile unit cannot be its own base. The PDPH rule: all vending operations must have an approved support facility and report at least daily to it for food, cleaning supplies, and servicing. You name that facility on Schedule A, we sign it, and the Office of Food Protection verifies the facility is approved. That is the cross check.
One page in the PDPH plan review packet. It asks whether you operate from the facility daily, whether you report back each evening for cleaning and waste, what hours you report, and what you use the facility for: food, water, supplies, equipment cleaning, unit storage, waste disposal. We sign as the support facility owner. Your license expires every April 30, so the form and the inspection come around every year, and we sign again.
City fees as posted on phila.gov. Check current fees before you apply.
Every document required at intake, in one checklist you can work through before your tour.
A one page checklist of every document required at intake.
Most delays come from a few small misses. Check these before you submit.
What we don't do: file or expedite permits for you.
Book a tour and we will walk you through Schedule A.
