If your stoop line stands all have the same category of items for sale:

• You need to submit only ONE license application, regardless of stands’ width.

If your stoop line stands vary in the items for sale:

• You must submit a separate license application for EACH differing set of stands.
  For example, you plan to sell fruits from two stands and confectionery from another stand. You must submit TWO license applications: #1 (for fruits); #2 (for confectionery). Complete one application for set #1. Complete a separate application for set #2.

Note: If two stoop line stands are separated by a door or other structure, they will be considered two separate stands for licensing purposes.

Download Basic License Application.

Apply Online! Review requirements and click the link at the bottom of the page to submit your application.

Download the Stoop Line Stand Affirmation.

Submit ONE of the following documents as proof of right to use premises where your stoop line stand will operate:

• A copy of your deed or bill of sale. OR
• Property Owner’s Consent for Stoop Line Stands. You must have this form completed by the owner if you do not own the premises outside of which your stoop line stand will operate.

Required if your stoop line stand is 5 feet.

Required if someone other than the license applicant will prepare and submit this application. The applicant must sign the license application and all related forms. Download Granting Authority to Act Affirmation.

License Period: 2 years

Expiration Date: March 31 in Even Years

If You File Your Application Between These Dates:

• From April 1 in an even year to September 30 in an even year:
  • If you sell fruits, vegetables, soft drinks PLUS any of these additional types of products: flowers, confectionary, ice cream or ices:
    • Pay $200 for a license expiring March 31 of the next even year. (Valid for at most 24 months.)
  • If you sell fruits, vegetables, or soft drinks only:
    • Pay $160 for a license expiring March 31 of the next even year. (Valid for at most 24 months.)
  • If you sell flowers only:
    • Pay $160 for a license expiring March 31 of the next even year. (Valid for at most 24 months.)
  • If you sell confectionary only:
    • Pay $80 for a license expiring March 31 of the next even year. (Valid for at most 24 months.)
  • If you sell ice cream or ices only:
    • Pay $80 for a license expiring March 31 of the next even year. (Valid for at most 24 months.)
• From October 1 in an even year to March 31 in an odd year:
  • If you sell fruits, vegetables, soft drinks PLUS any of these additional types of products: flowers, confectionary, ice cream or ices:
    • Pay $150 for a license expiring March 31 of the soonest even year. (Valid for at most 18 months.)
  • If you sell fruits, vegetables, or soft drinks only:
    • Pay $120 for a license expiring March 31 of the soonest even year. (Valid for at most 18 months.)
  • If you sell flowers only:
    • Pay $120 for a license expiring March 31 of the soonest even year. (Valid for at most 18 months.)
  • If you sell confectionary only:
    • Pay $60 for a license expiring March 31 of the soonest even year. (Valid for at most 18 months.)
  • If you sell ice cream or ices only:
    • Pay $60 for a license expiring March 31 of the soonest even year. (Valid for at most 18 months.)
• From April 1 in an odd year to September 30 in an odd year:
  • If you sell fruits, vegetables, soft drinks PLUS any of these additional types of products: flowers, confectionary, ice cream or ices:
    • Pay $100 for a license expiring March 31 of the soonest even year. (Valid for at most 12 months.)
  • If you sell fruits, vegetables, or soft drinks only:
    • Pay $80 for a license expiring March 31 of the soonest even year. (Valid for at most 12 months.)
  • If you sell flowers only:
    • Pay $80 for a license expiring March 31 of the soonest even year. (Valid for at most 12 months.)
  • If you sell confectionary only:
    • Pay $40 for a license expiring March 31 of the soonest even year. (Valid for at most 12 months.)
  • If you sell ice cream or ices only:
    • Pay $40 for a license expiring March 31 of the soonest even year. (Valid for at most 12 months.)
      
• From October 1 in an odd year to March 31 in an even year:
  • If you sell fruits, vegetables, soft drinks PLUS any of these additional types of products: flowers, confectionary, ice cream or ices:
    • Option 1: Pay $50 for a license expiring March 31 of the same even year. (Valid for at most 6 months.)
    • Option 2: Pay $250 for a license expiring March 31 of the next even year. (Valid for at most 30 months.)
  • If you sell fruits, vegetables, or soft drinks only:
    • Option 1: Pay $40 for a license expiring March 31 of the same even year. (Valid for at most 6 months.)
    • Option 2: Pay $200 for a license expiring March 31 of the next even year. (Valid for at most 30 months.)
      
  • If you sell flowers only:
    • Option 1: Pay $40 for a license expiring March 31 of the same even year. (Valid for at most 6 months.)
    • Option 2: Pay $200 for a license expiring March 31 of the next even year. (Valid for at most 30 months.)
      
  • If you sell confectionary only:
    • Option 1: Pay $20 for a license expiring March 31 of the same even year. (Valid for at most 6 months.)
    • Option 2: Pay $100 for a license expiring March 31 of the next even year. (Valid for at most 30 months.)
      
  • If you sell ice cream or ices only:
    • Option 1: Pay $20 for a license expiring March 31 of the same even year. (Valid for at most 6 months.)
    • Option 2: Pay $100 for a license expiring March 31 of the next even year. (Valid for at most 30 months.)

Pay by:

• Credit card (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover Card only) (Online or in person)
  You will be charged a nonrefundable 2% Convenience Fee.
• eCheck (Online)
• Check or money order payable to DCWP (In person or by mail)