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Florida city to allow food trucks downtown

December 1, 2017

Lawmakers in St. Pete Beach, Florida, voted to allow food trucks to serve the public in the downtown area, according to the Tampa Bay Times.

The ordinance would permit food trucks to operate up to three days a week and be subject to possible future restrictions. Trucks would need to be approved on an individual basis.

The trucks would be restricted to Corey Avenue, Blind Pass Road and Gulf Boulevard in the hotel zones. They would also be required to park on improved surfaces.