At least five taco stands were cited and had equipment seized Thursday night.
"They impounded about 60 percent of my stuff. It’s going to be 30 days when I can get it back, but that’s not happening," said Peter Quesada who had been operating his taco stand on the 1600 block of Placentia Boulevard for months.
The shutdowns were carried out by the city of Fullerton’s Code Enforcement Division and the OC Health Care Agency’s Environmental Health Division. Under state law, all food vendors are required to have permits, which allows them to operate the facility. Obtaining a vending permit in Fullerton requires police fingerprinting, contact with the fire department for a "class K" fire extinguisher, proof of liability insurance, and the"I went through every single door they asked me to knock and hurdle and I got resellers and business licenses from the state and city.
Quesada believes some of the requirements have been put in place to keep sidewalk vendors from operating in the area.
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