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Council launches 18-month food truck pilot program allowing limited permits on private property
Summary
An 18-month pilot will allow up to 10 permitted food trucks on private property with conditions including restroom access, a 150-foot restroom proximity requirement and a 500-foot buffer from existing eating/drinking establishments; council approved the ordinance unanimously.
The Cathedral City Council voted unanimously on Oct. 22 to establish an 18-month pilot program that permits a limited number of regulated food trucks on private property under specified conditions.
Code manager Justin Gardner presented the ordinance as an 18-month test that would issue up to 10 permits, each active for 12 months during the pilot. Staff said the draft ordinance reflects council and community feedback and includes requirements for proof of sales tax registration, display…
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