Tag: Food Truck Policies

City Council has finally granted approval for more food trucks to vend on city streets. But the new bylaw, passed last week, comes with serious strings attached: only 100 licenses will be made available at a cost of $5000 each, and trucks can't park within 50 metres of a restaurant

Permits given to trucks will be limited to 125 permits over the next 12 months (there’s currently 27 already claimed) and will be limited to one per person. What will happen to trucks that have two or more trucks?

We would like to do this because we have found there is not an adequate food option for students after school

During the next several weeks, the Boyne City City Commission will continue its discussion of how food service trucks should be regulated in the city.

For more than two months a special committee led by Councilman Reggie Brown has worked on figuring out a compromise which would give the city a greater say in when and where food trucks operate without squashing the business entirely.

It's taken years, but Atlanta's food trucks may soon be allowed to sell their pizza slices, smoked barbecue pork, decadent cupcakes on the city's streets.

County policy prohibits food trucks from operating in unincorporated Horry

Proposed rules include trucks being 25 metres from existing restaurants and other refreshment vehicles, 100 metres from festivals or special events, 25 metres from schools and no setting up on residential streets.

The city has also said it won’t issue any new permits this year other than to those who have been sub-leasing spots, providing they pass a review

The new system, which begins Monday, will allot assigned spaces to participating trucks for their exclusive use every weekday. They'll be able to park in the spaces for four hours.