- Assemblymember Bill Monning (D.-Monterey), who recently introduced a bill requiring food trucks to park no closer than 1,500 feet from any school during school hours, has just withdrawn the bill from the state legislature. (Huffington Post)
- Faced with backlash from food-lovers and cooks, Assemblyman Bill Monning (D-Carmel) said Wednesday he is dropping a proposal to ban food trucks from close proximity to schools. (Los Angeles Times)
- introduced into the California State Legislature on Feb. 14, would have restricted "mobile foot and beverage vending" near schools while in session. To be exact – food trucks could not sell within 1,500 feet of schools from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. (msnbc.com)
- AB-1678 raised an outcry around the state because of its potential economic impact on street food. In a dense city such as San Francisco, for example, AB-1678 would have banned food trucks from 80 percent of the city. (SF Weekly (blog))
- The food police division of the California General Assembly is at it again blossoming metropoles is having the loudest say. (Reason.com)
- The new 500-foot barrier was one of several changes to the bill, AB 1678, made Thursday. (San Jose Mercury News)
- (Irvine, CA) OC Green Market, Orange Countys only outdoor possible and can customize their menu upon request. BITE ME FOODS Truck was founded by Alissa Grenis and Richard William Larner. (PRLog (free press release))
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
California food trucks bill
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