Summary
New state rules are hitting food trucks this July, which might change how your favorite local lunch spots get their permits. Keep an eye on the county's next move to see if your go-to taco truck is going to face any new red tape.
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Impact analysis
Local food truck owners might have to shell out more cash to update their equipment or pay for new permit fees.
Public health inspectors and regulators gain a more standardized, safer framework for overseeing mobile food operations.
Small business owners operating food trucks might struggle with the extra costs and paperwork required to stay compliant.
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