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Del City adopts mobile food vendor ordinance with clarifications on enforcement
Summary
The Del City Council on Dec. 1 approved Ordinance No. 1452 establishing registration, operating standards and enforcement for mobile food vendors, clarifying that the city will require state food licenses and allow the fire marshal, police or city manager (or designee) to enforce safety and registration requirements.
Del City on Dec. 1 adopted Ordinance No. 1452 to create regulations for mobile food vendors, setting registration requirements, operating standards and enforcement procedures.
The ordinance, first introduced Nov. 17 and approved after discussion, creates Article 6 in Chapter 10 of the Del City code and establishes that vendors must produce state-issued food licenses and obtain a city registration (a $25 city-registration fee was referenced). Development…
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