Staff members gave Statesboro City Council a new draft of a Temporary Vendors Ordinance that would "grandfather in" some existing vendors, such as Green Man's Corner on South Main Street and Ellis' Open Market on Northside Drive East. However, during the hearing that was part of Tuesday morning's regular meeting, some council members continued to question the need for the new rules. In early June, the mayor and council members had instructed city employees to stop enforcing permitting requirements on temporary vendors until an ordinance can be enacted.
Permanently 'temporary'?
Council continues debate about city rules for flea markets, vendor stands


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