Webster, TX · Harris County
Food Dealer Application
Food establishments use this application to request or renew a Webster food permit, or report a change of ownership.
What this form is
Food establishments use this application to request a new permit, renew a permit, or report a change of ownership. The form says permits expire on December 31 and asks applicants to submit the annual application and permit fee by that date to remain in compliance and operate lawfully. It collects facility, owner, manager, food manager certification, and mailing information, and lists high- and low-volume permit fees.
Who needs it
Food establishment owners or their representatives submit this application for a new permit, annual renewal, or change of ownership.
How to submit it
Return the completed application and permit fee to City Hall, attention BLD Div., Webster, TX 77598. The form lists a high-volume fee of $300 and a low-volume fee of $100.
About notarization
This application is signed and dated without a notary; the applicant or representative signs and prints their name.
How to submit this form
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Download The Application
Download the Food Dealer Application PDF.
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Complete The Application
Complete the entire application with facility, owner, manager, certification, and mailing information.
- 3
Select The Permit Category
Mark the high- or low-volume category and include the corresponding fee listed on the form.
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Sign And Submit
Sign and print the applicant or representative's name, then return the application and permit fee to City Hall, attention BLD Div.
Frequently asked questions
- Who uses the Food Dealer Application?
- Food establishment owners or their representatives use it to apply for a new permit, renew a permit, or report a change of ownership.
- How do I submit the Food Dealer Application?
- Return the completed application and permit fee to City Hall, attention BLD Div., Webster, TX 77598, as directed on the form.
- Do I need a notary for the Food Dealer Application?
- No. This application is signed and dated without a notary; the applicant or representative signs and prints their name.
- When is the annual application and permit fee due?
- The form says permits expire December 31 and asks establishments to submit the annual application and permit fee no later than December 31.
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