A Metro City ordinance allows only a few street vendors to operate in certain areas due process or equal protection?

The ordinance may raise concerns regarding due process if it arbitrarily limits the number of street vendors without a fair procedure for selection or appeal. On the other hand, equal protection could be challenged if the ordinance discriminates against certain groups of vendors based on criteria that are not reasonable or justifiable. If the selection process is transparent and applied uniformly, it may uphold constitutional principles; otherwise, it could face legal scrutiny.