ary Special Event Permit shall apply to a Farmers’ Market Permit. 91.106.1.3.2.4. Requirements. The requirements applicable to a Temporary Special Event Permit shall apply to a Farmers’ Market Permit, with the following exception: there does not need to be an existing main structure at the location. A person utilizing a Farmers’ Market Permit shall maintain proof of a valid Certified Farmers’ Market Certificate and a valid Food and Nutrition Service Number issued by the United States Department of Agriculture. 91.106.1.3.2.5. Limit of Authorization. 1. The limits of authorization applicable to a Temporary Special Event Permit shall apply to a Farmers’ Market Permit, with the exception of the five event limit and the authority to remove temporary uses or installations within five days. All temporary construction, uses, or installations associated with a Farmers’ Market Permit shall be stopped immediately and demolished or removed at the close of each event day. 2. A Farmers’ Market Permit may be obtained on an annual basis, is valid for one year from the date of issuance, and serves the same permitting purposes as a Temporary Special Event Permit as long as the layout of each event remains the same. 3. Where a Certified Farmers’ Market is planned to operate on both private property and property in the public right-of-way, a person shall separately obtain the applicable permits from both the Department and the Bureau of Street Services, Department of Public Works. In this instance, the Department shall be the enforcement agency to investigate whether that Certified Farmers’ Market accepts Electronic Benefit Transfer cards. 91.106.1.3.2.6. Violations. A Farmers’ Market Permit issued pursuant to the provisions of LAMC Subdivision 91.106.1.3, et seq., may be suspended or revoked for a failure to comply with the requirements above, or with any relevant provision of the LAMC. 91.106.2. EXCEPTIONS: (Amended by Ord. No. 187,719, Eff. 1/23/23.) Permit not required for: 1. Flag poles and towers not erected upon a building and not more than 15 feet high. Radio and television antennae towers which do not exceed 45 feet in height or light standards which do not exceed 30 feet in height. 2.