Activation type
Sidewalk and right-of-way use: what permits do you need?
Tables, tents, signs, vehicles, queues or equipment on the public right-of-way. Typically needs a street-use or right-of-way permit and a pedestrian-clearance plan.
Not legal advice. Confirm with the city. Requirements, fees and lead times change and vary by location and by the exact activity. Always confirm with the issuing agency before you rely on anything here.
What to watch for
- Pedestrian clear width (ADA) must be kept.
- Traffic control plans may be required for curb lanes.
- Permits are usually tied to a specific block and time window.
Check your city
Insurance
Venues, landlords and cities usually want a certificate of insurance naming them as additional insured. Clearpop collects and checks those for every vendor on your project.
Other types: Product sampling · Pop-up activation · Street team · Festival booth · Mobile tour stop · Vehicle wrap parking · Amplified sound