The City Council unanimously approved updating regulations of food trucks and other mobile food providers meant to lower barriers to start and maintain a...
The new rules include lowering some fees for some types of vendors, expanding what can be used as a mobile food establishment and allowing raw chicken and seafood to be prepared and served.
The City Council unanimously approved updating regulations of food trucks and other mobile food providers in an effort to lower barriers to starting and maintaining a business.Expanding what can be used as a mobile food establishment to include nonmotorized options such as converted trailers, sheds and shipping containers. The city previously only allowed small carts and commercially manufactured motorized trucks. Food trailers were allowed only at temporary events.
Allowing vendors to prepare and serve all types of food as long as they meet health code standards. The city previously didn’t allow vendors to prepare chicken and seafood that wasn’t breaded, frozen and fried. Seafood intended to be eaten raw was previously allowed.
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