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Ordinance No. 3952 - Cottage Food

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California → City of Torrance

Place of Performance

Torrance, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Torrance
Contacts1 person available
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California → City of Torrance
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Oscar MartinezPlanning Manager

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Ordinance No. 3952 amends the Torrance Municipal Code {TMC) to allow a cottage food home occupation business to extend their hours of operation to 8:00 pm within the month of December (December 1st to December 31st) only; prohibit the primary resident from subletting or granting the use of any part of their property to anyone not living at the resident (whether for profit or nonprofit) for the purpose of a cottage food operation, at any time; expands the definition of cottage food operation to include but not limited to direct sales, fundraising, food distribution, or any other related food operation: clarifies that all cottage food home occupation business must comply with all local, state and federal requirements, and, repeal TMC Section 415.1.050 "Pilot Program", as it is no longer applicable.

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