Deltona develops recipe regulating particulars of food truck operations

DELTONA — Reduced fines, a greater seating allowance and extended operating hours are now part of the city’s proposed ordinance regulating food truck operations.

But concerns remain for some commissioners, food truck owners and residents regarding the ordinance recently approved 6-1 by the City Commission. Commissioner David Sosa voted against the ordinance, which will come back before the commission for a final vote at a later date.

“We’ve come a long way, baby,” Commissioner Dana McCool said during Monday’s meeting.

McCool thanked city staff for the amount of work put into crafting the ordinance over the past six months but also raised concern about one of the documents required of mobile food vendors.

If the ordinance goes into effect as written, food truck owners need a notarized letter from the property owner authorizing the food truck to be on the premises.


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