APPLICATION DUE BY APRIL 15, 2024.
PLEASE NOTE CHANGES IN MARKET FEES : All Vendors have to send Application fee of $120.
ALL VENDORS WILL BE BILLED WEEKLY :
$30 10×10 10×20 $50 (FOR FARMERS *ALL OTHER VENDORS 10X10)
$60 DAILY MAY – JUNE
$80 DAILY JULY – SEPT 1ST
*Discount Available if you Pay the Whole Year: $1300.
MARKET DAY, TIME & LOCATION
The market will be held every Wednesday from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the First Time Chair Lift Parking Lot, PCMR. The market WILL START MAY 28, 2025 through OCTOBER 22, 2025.
The market will go on regardless of rain, snow or shine!
COMMITMENT TO MARKET
*Vendors must commit to the entire market season to be assigned a permanent stall.
The market management understands that some of the farmers will not be able to attend until their product is ready for harvest.
If you are a grower that cannot attend all markets due to your product availability, let us know your anticipated harvest date on the application so we can have a stall scheduled for you.
All other vendors are required to commit to the entire season. Market management reserves the right to refuse participation to vendors who have fallen short of this commitment in the past.
APPLICATIONS
All vendors are required to fill out an application for the market.
If you are a new applicant, you will receive a EMAIL with further instructions if you are accepted into the market.
ATTENDANCE
All vendors must be in place by 11:30 a.m. on market day! Vendors who arrive late and disturb market operations with their tardiness will be refused participation in that day’s market; repeat offenders WILL be banned from the market entirely.
If you have an emergency and cannot attend the market, notification of market management is required by 10 a.m. on market day; the acceptance letter will provide you with the phone number to call if you have such an emergency.
If you miss a market without proper notification, then you are forfeiting the right to your permanent stall and will be subject to relocation.
PRODUCTS
! No beverages may be sold at the Wed market as the Park City Farmers market reserves the right to sell beverages at the Market.
There is ZERO TOLERANCE for reselling products that have not been grown (farmers), handmade (craft vendors), or prepared (food vendors) by the vendor unless specifically granted by market management.
Any vendor caught selling unapproved items are subject to immediate dismissal! Vendors, we highly discourage any GMO products at the market.
THINGS TO KNOW
Individual stall size will be approximately 10 feet X 10 feet, with room behind it to park one vehicle.
Any extra vehicles must be parked in south side of the market.
Vendors requiring more space, be it due to selling space, prep space or parking space, (for trailers, etc.) will be required to purchase extra stall(s).
Farmers are defined as those people who grow and sell fresh produce or plants that are NOT subject to collecting and remitting sales tax to the Utah State Tax Commission.
Vendors that have farm(s) as part of their business name will not receive the farmers’ stall price , only fresh produce qualifies for farmers fees.
Farmers who grow produce or plants that are value enhanced by decorative containers or by further processing (salsas, jams, jellies, cheeses, butters, etc.) are subject to sales tax collection and therefore fall under the daily fee.
Combination vendors that sell items that are subject to sales tax collection along with fresh produce or plants must have at least 90% of their booth comprised of the fresh produce (home grown) to qualify for the farmers’ stall price.
STRUCTURES & GENERATORS
Temporary structures (vendor tents, etc.) over 120 square feet in area are required to obtain a building permit from Summit County.
- ALL structures must be secure enough to withstand sustained winds of 50 MPH, NO EXCEPTIONS! It gets VERY WINDY in our location; anchors of 50 lbs. per leg are needed. Weights need to be set in place by 11:45am.
Generators are not allowed. Only Lithium power packs.
You will not be allowed to set up your booth structure if you do not meet these requirements! - TRASH
All vendors are required to clean up and carry out all garbage in their stall area away from the premises at the end of each market day. Do not use the garbage cans provided for the customers of the market, nor the portable toilet provided for the market.
Any vendor caught disposing of any trash whatsoever in the portable toilet will be subject to the severe fines levied by the portable toilet company!
We have had repeated issues with trash left in the past, please clean your areas before you leave the markets. Any trash left in your stall will result in a $50 fine. - APPLICATION FEE :
We are now required to obtain an expensive Mass Event License for the entire market in advance.
All vendors must Submit Their Online Application, Plus Application $120 Payable through Venmo AND Submitted RULES AND REGULATIONS Acknowledgement.
APPLICATION FEES ARE NON-REFUNDABLE, IF APPROVED, YOU WILL BE CONTACTED BY APRIL 30TH. - LIABILITY INSURANCE
All vendors are required to submit proof of Liability Insurance with their application. If you do not have Liability Insurance please contact Richard Boulder at 435-654-0353 and tell him that Volker referred you. - SALES TAXES
All vendors, with the exception of farmers that sell only freshly grown produce and/or plants grown by them are subject to collecting sales tax from their customers and remitting the sales tax to the Utah State Tax Commission. This is accomplished through a Special Event Sales Tax Form; you cannot remit
these taxes on your usual form.
If you are accepted into the market and are subject to sales tax collection, the form and/or instructions on how, where and when to file will be included in your acceptance letter.
All required sales tax collection and remittance is the sole responsibility of each individual vendor. - HEALTH DEPARTMENT
All food vendors are required to be in compliance with Summit County Health Department and/or the Utah Department of Agriculture regulations. Please obtain a sampling permit if you intend to sample anything at all, that includes farm, produce and fruit. Nobody can sample anything without a permit.
Food vendors preparing or sampling on site are required to have a Food Handler’s Permit and a Temporary Food Service Permit for Seasonal Events.
*If you are accepted into the market and are subject to these regulations, you must display both permits in your booth or you will not be allowed to sell food prepared or sampled on site. - FAIR BUSINESS PRACTICES
All sellers agree to abide by fair business practices; all terms of sale are between buyer & seller only. - FARM OR BUSINESS VISITS
Market management reserves the rights to visit any farm or business location at any time to verify that you are the producer of the product you are selling.
This year the Park City Farmer’s Market is rewarding farmers that use “no spray” and organic methods with prime market stall location.
Any farmers that continue to use pesticides in their produce will be in a separate area from the higher traffic organic section of the market. We are strongly support local, organically grown and non-GMO at the market and highly discourage any other produce not to these standards. Mass produced pesticide
sprayed food is readily available in your local chain supermarkets. - NONCOMPLIANCE
There will be strict enforcement of all Market Rules & Regulations! Market Management reserves the right to refuse acceptance or deny continued participation of any vendor or product that is not in complete compliance with all Market Rules & Regulations.
Market Management has the authority to ask any vendors to remove themselves or any product not previously approved by management from the market.
Market Management reserves the right to move or reassign vendor locations to enhance or facilitate the market structure and/or safety as deemed necessary. - LIABILITY
Vail Resorts Inc., or The Market Management is not liable for any injury, theft or damage to either the buyer or the seller or their property, arising out of or pertaining to preparation for or participation in The Park City Farmers’ Market, whether such injury, theft or damage occurred prior to, during, or after the hours of operation of The Park City Farmers’ Market.
Seller further agrees to indemnify and hold harmless both Vail Resorts and The Market Management for and against any and all claims for such injury, theft and/or damages.
Seller assumes full liability for their vehicles, structures, fixtures and the product(s) they market or sell and by participation in The Park City Farmers’ Market hereby agree to hold Vail Resorts Corporation and/or their representatives and/or The Park City Farmers’ Market Management and/or their representatives harmless against any and all claims such as but not limited to injury, theft or damage by
any buyer, seller, or other persons resulting from or pertaining to the use, consumption, marketing tactics, display, negligence or disposition of seller’s products, vehicles, fixtures or structures. - Please Submit the Following Rules & Regulations Acknowledgement with your application.
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