City of Spring Park, Minnesota
mobile food vendors \u2014 permit requirements
Requires city MFU license plus valid photo ID, Hennepin County MFU license copy, COI, workers comp compliance, and property owner permission. Submit at least 14 days in advance.
Minnesota mobile food vendors need a state food license from MDH (or your delegated local health authority) and a local business permit from City of Spring Park. The state license covers food safety and is valid statewide. The local permit covers business registration, zoning, parking, fire, and other local rules.
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Pre-fill readyOnline formOfficial source locatedVerified Apr 2026
Permit requirements
Local business permitRequired — apply before operating
CountyHennepin County
Sales tax8.525% combined
Processing timeTypically 14 business days
Application methodOnline web form
Who Regulates
Health
Hennepin County Epidemiology and Environmental Health (Local Health Department)
612-543-5200Official site \u2192
State licenseMinnesota Dept. of Health (MDH) — statewide food license
Official Resources
Additional Notes
Complete MFU License Application Checklist (fillable PDF at city website). Must be licensed by MN Department of Health. Operations prohibited 10 PM - 8 AM. No single MFU shall operate more than 21 consecutive days. Written permission from property owner required.
What to Do Next
- Sign in to BiteBase to pre-fill and submit your Spring Park application
- Confirm health permit status with Hennepin County Epidemiology and Environmental Health
- Visit the licensing page for the latest requirements
BiteBase provides a best-effort summary for convenience only. Always verify current requirements directly with the municipality/authority.
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