Before You Apply
- Temporary Outdoor Events applications must be submitted a minimum of 60 days before the first day of the event, or they will be subject to late fees.
- Any application for an event will be automatically denied if submitted less than 21 days before the event date.
- Temporary Outdoor Sales applications must be submitted a minimum of 30 days before the first day of the event, or they will be subject to late fees.
- Any application for an outdoor sale will be automatically denied if submitted less than 14 days before the start date of the sales event.
Once you begin the application, you may save your progress(PDF, 203KB) and return later to complete it at your convenience.
Required Documents
The following documents must be submitted with your Temporary Outdoor Event or Sales application:
- Consent letter from the property owner
- Copy of applicant’s driver’s license
- Detailed site map or drawing.
- Site plan maps must include:
– Event/sales location
– Adjacent roads and buildings
– All temporary structures (tents, booths, stages, food trucks, exhibits) with dimensions
– Staging areas for visual sky displays (fireworks, drone shows, projections, light shows, etc.)
– Event parking areas, including means of entrance/exit.
– Dumpsters & portable restrooms
– Utilities (generators and/or light towers)
– Storage structures or trailers
- Indemnification and insurance (if using public sidewalks and/or roads.)
- Special Event Permit from the St. Lucie County Fire District for all temporary outdoor events or any temporary outdoor sale involving outdoor cooking.
- Fire District permit if there is a tent that is 30 feet by 30 feet or larger on site.
- Email response from the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (if food is being prepared or sold), including:
– Event time and location
– Type of food service
– List of all food vendor owners/operators
– Current license numbers for all participating establishments
- Temporary alcohol license (if alcohol will be sold/served)
- Approval from Port St. Lucie Animal Control (if animals or reptiles are present)
- Mechanical ride inspection reports from the Department of Agriculture (if rides are present)
- Noise permit from the Port St. Lucie Police Department (if a PA or sound system is used)
- Fire District permit for fireworks sales
- Proof of nonprofit status (if claiming nonprofit eligibility)