LAS VEGAS, NV – The Las Vegas City Council’s meeting Wednesday will be highlighted by several downtown-related items, including food trucks. Here’s what to watch for at the meeting, which starts at 9 a.m. at City Hall:
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After passing an ordinance in October forbidding food trucks from setting up within 150 feet of brick-and-mortar restaurants, the city will consider a plan to give the mobile food vendors more space to operate.
A bill proposed by Mayor Carolyn Goodman calls for a pilot program allowing food trucks to park along certain public streets when serving customers, as long as food-truck operators feed the meters, too.
The ordinance will be discussed at today’s recommending committee meeting and introduced at Wednesday’s full council meeting. It likely will be scheduled for a public hearing during one of the council’s February meetings.
Find the entire article by Conor Shine at the Las Vegas Sun <here>
