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Casper, Wyoming, lawmakers agree to food truck rule revisions

April 6, 2018

The Casper, Wyoming, city council has agreed to modify rules that food truck owners and their supporters said were too restrictive, according to the Casper Star Tribune.

The council passed an amendment that eliminated the requirement for food trucks to give advance notice for parking downtown; set the number of food trucks that can park within a given downtown block at 10 per month; and expanded the hours for downtown parking permits.

The council also amended the law so that it applies only to food trucks parking downtown or in the Old Yellowstone District.

The amendment will require two more rounds of voting before it becomes final.